Given the popularity of e-cigarettes, more and more people are choosing to take their favorite e-cigarettes with them when they travel. However, many people are not sure how to prepare for e-cigarettes while traveling. This article will help everyone to clarify this briefly.

First of all, it is important to know the e-cigarette policy of the country you are traveling to. In some countries and regions, the sale and use of e-cigarettes are prohibited, such as Brazil, Argentina, Dubai, etc. For more information about e-cigarettes, please visit the website of the Ministry of Health of the respective country or contact the relevant official bodies. In addition, you can also consult the embassy or consulate of the country to get more detailed information.

Second, even if the country allows the sale and use, there are various restrictions and regulations on the use and carrying of e-cigarettes while traveling. These regulations are often formulated jointly by the health and transportation departments of different countries or regions. Therefore, it is recommended that travelers review not only the e-cigarette regulations of the destination country or region, but also study the regulations of individual carriers before traveling to ensure compliance. In addition, different regulations may apply to different modes of transportation.

After entering the country or region, carrying and using e-cigarettes is permitted, but the use of e-cigarettes is equated with smoking, so the use of e-cigarettes in public places may be considered illegal in some countries and regions. These countries and regions include the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada, Australia, etc.

Below are some regulations for carrying e-cigarettes in some well-known travel countries for reference:

If you are traveling to the United States with e-cigarettes, you must comply with the following regulations and restrictions:
– Age restriction: the minimum age to purchase e-cigarette products is 21 years old, according to federal law.
– Ban on use in the cabin: the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) prohibits the use of e-cigarettes or other electronic devices on airplanes.
– Ban on use in certain areas: Some cities and states ban the use of e-cigarettes in indoor or outdoor public places. For example, New York City prohibits the use of e-cigarettes in all indoor public places, including restaurants, bars, theaters, etc.
– Carry-on restrictions: If you are boarding an airplane, e-cigarettes must be placed in carry-on baggage or luggage and cannot be carried in checked baggage. Airlines also have regulations on the number and specifications of e-cigarettes that can be carried, which should be asked in advance.
– Prohibition of sale: in some areas, such as San Francisco, the sale of e-cigarette products is prohibited. In addition, some retailers may restrict the sale of e-cigarettes due to increasing regulatory requirements from federal, state, and local authorities.