Just what does the law have to say about vaping?
Can you vape in public? Where can you buy vapes? Can you still buy a vape online? How do recent changes in the law affect your local vaper store? Will you still be able to buy your favourite vape juice when the newest laws take effect? If you want to get the most out of your device and stay on top of the latest changes in the rules and regulations surrounding vaping, check here.
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In Canada’s 2024 Budget, the government announced a 12% rise in excise duty rates for vaping products. This increase means an extra 12 cents per standard vape pod in non-participating regions, or 24 cents per standard pod in participating regions. The adjustment aims to align taxation with important health initiatives, protect public health, and ensure responsible consumption, while Canadian vapers may notice slightly higher costs when purchasing pods and related vaping products.
An excise duty on vaping products, as announced in Budget 2022, is being implemented on October 1, 2022 through the introduction of a new excise duty framework. The excise duty applies to vaping substances that are manufactured in Canada or imported and that are intended for use in a vaping device in Canada.
The US vaping community isn’t the only one under fire. The Canadian Pediatric Society is also demanding a ban on flavoured vapes after the FDA described the rise in teen vaping an “epidemic.” Is it really, though? Health Canada isn’t so sure.
Clearly, e-cigarettes are not tobacco products, regardless of their flavour.
Understanding nicotine content is essential when switching to vaping. ePuffer created the True Nicotine Formula to help vapers match e-liquid strengths to their smoking habits. By calculating nicotine per puff and per cigarette unit, Canadian vapers can make informed choices when buying vape juice, disposable vapes, or pod systems online. Discover how our formula simplifies nicotine labelling and ensures a smoother transition to vaping.
The FDA, an American governmental agency that promotes public health, announced July 28th that it will be releasing a new comprehensive plan to better regulate tobacco and nicotine products. They have detailed a four-pronged approach that directly attacks the issue of addiction, the process at the heart of the growing smoking epidemic.
Vaping is now part of everyday life in Canada, but good etiquette still matters. This guide answers the most common questions about where you can vape, how to stay respectful in public, and what to consider around children. Whether you're new to vaping or just want to avoid awkward situations, these simple etiquette tips will help you enjoy your vapes confidently and responsibly.
Trying to decide whether disposable or rechargeable vapes are right for you? This Canadian vaping guide explains the pros and cons of each option, including price, performance, flavour variety, and sustainability. Disposables are convenient for beginners or occasional use, while rechargeable pod systems deliver long-term savings and more flexibility. Learn which vape type suits your needs best, so you can enjoy vaping with less hassle and more satisfaction.
New to vaping? You’re not alone. Many Canadians switching from cigarettes to vapes hit a few bumps early on. From puff technique to device choice, a little know-how goes a long way. Here are four common vaping mistakes - and how to avoid them - so you can enjoy a smooth, flavourful experience. Whether you’re in Toronto, Vancouver, or Halifax, ePuffer has your back.
