Vaping is legal and regulated
In France, vaping is strictly regulated to protect consumers. Here are the main rules to know in 2026.
What is allowed ✅
- Sale of e-liquids with nicotine up to 20 mg/ml maximum
- Bottles of 10ml maximum for nicotine e-liquids
- Sale of vaping hardware (box, clearomizers, pods, coils)
- Advertising at points of sale and specialized websites
- Online purchase and home delivery
What is prohibited ❌
- Sale to minors under 18
- Mass-market advertising (TV, radio, billboards)
- Vaping in enclosed public places (schools, transport, offices)
- Vaping in establishments hosting minors
- Nicotine bottles > 10ml or > 20mg/ml
- Sale of disposable puffs to minors (law reinforced in 2025)
The TPD (Tobacco Products Directive)
The European directive on tobacco products has regulated vaping since 2016:
- All e-liquids must be notified to authorities (ANSM in France)
- Each ingredient is subject to quality control
- Manufacturers must provide toxicological studies
- Packaging must include health warnings
Tax on e-liquids
Since 2025, a proportional tax applies: 0.15€ per milliliter of nicotine e-liquid. Nicotine-free e-liquids are not affected.
In summary
- Vaping is more regulated than ever, but 100% legal
- All our products comply with French and European regulations
- Quality controls guarantee your safety
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