Yootech：Buy high concentration nicotine e-cigarettes on the last day of July 22

According to foreign reports, Thursday, July 22 is the last day that Canadians can legally purchase electronic cigarette oil with concentration higher than 20 mg / ml (2%).

Health Canada announced the rule last December. The existing rules allow the sale of products up to 66 mg / ml.

The new restrictions will apply to all e-cigarette products containing nicotine, including bottled e-cigarette oil, bulk DIY nicotine and pre installed closed system cartridge and cartridge equipment. Canadian e-cigarette manufacturers will still be allowed to produce export products that exceed the domestic sales quota.

The Ministry of health of Canada described this restriction as a strategy to reduce e-cigarette smoking among teenagers, and proved the rationality of this rule by comparing it with the same 20 mg / ml restriction of TPD in EU. Two provinces in Canada - Nova Scotia and British Columbia - have provincial regulations banning nicotine concentrations above 20 mg / ml.

Canadian regulators are also preparing to ban the use of electronic cigarette oil flavoring seasonings (except tobacco, mint and menthol) early next year. Health Canada is currently receiving public comments on its proposed flavor ban.

Most closed system e-cigarette devices use e-cigarette oils based on nicotine salts with concentrations higher than 20 mg / ml. Their micro nebulizers and cartridges require high-intensity nicotine to produce enough nicotine vapor to meet the needs of users who are used to smoking.

Manufacturers of products based on sealed cartridges and cartridges now have to redesign their equipment for the Canadian market to produce more steam and (possibly) contain more electronic smoke.

Open system products that can refill bottled e-cigarette solutions are less affected by nicotine restrictions because most users with larger nebulizers and tanks prefer nicotine strengths of 3-12mg / ml. There are also some rechargeable devices based on order changes, which can release enough steam to reduce the nicotine level.

According to sources in Canada, retailers such as e-cigarette stores have few high-intensity e-cigarette oil and cartridge equipment in stock, so the price will be very attractive for e-cigarette users who want to stock up before the rules come into effect on Friday.