The popularity of nicotine vapes is exploding among teenagers, as their accessibility and vast range of fruity flavours have them hooked.

Gary Adshead asked for professional advice on what parents should do and say when they catch their teenager vaping.

Lecturer in Public Health at Flinders University, Dr Joshua Trigg, says a good place to start is by calling organisations to receive the necessary information needed to handle the situation.

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“It’s also about finding out the child’s perspective first before you start to bring the hammer down,” Dr Joshua Trigg said on 6PR Mornings.