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E-cigarettes
E-cigarettes should be regulated, but not be subject to the same rules as medicinal products unless they are presented as having curative or preventive properties. Those for which no such claims are made should contain no more than 30mg/ml of nicotine, should carry health warnings and should not be sold to anyone under 18 years old. Manufacturers and importers would also have to supply the competent authorities with a list of all the ingredients that they contain. Finally, e-cigarettes would be subject to the same advertising restrictions as tobacco products.
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/...ings-flavours-banned-e-cigarettes-regulatedTP
Directly below the Ecigs part, there is a "Ban on Flavours" to my understanding this is for actual tobacco ciagrettes and since ecigs are staying as a consumer product with tobacco like restrictions, this particular ban does NOT affect ecigs and their flavourings.
E-cigarettes should be regulated, but not be subject to the same rules as medicinal products unless they are presented as having curative or preventive properties. Those for which no such claims are made should contain no more than 30mg/ml of nicotine, should carry health warnings and should not be sold to anyone under 18 years old. Manufacturers and importers would also have to supply the competent authorities with a list of all the ingredients that they contain. Finally, e-cigarettes would be subject to the same advertising restrictions as tobacco products.
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/...ings-flavours-banned-e-cigarettes-regulatedTP
Directly below the Ecigs part, there is a "Ban on Flavours" to my understanding this is for actual tobacco ciagrettes and since ecigs are staying as a consumer product with tobacco like restrictions, this particular ban does NOT affect ecigs and their flavourings.
