Is LAMI Electronic Cigarette Allowed for Sale in China?

The National Health Commission released the China Report on the Health Hazards of Smoking 2020, which shows that the number of smokers in China has exceeded 300 million, while the proportion of e-cigarette users is still below 1%. This means the domestic vaping market is enormous. As an emerging brand, LAMI is also one of the vaping brands with a relatively strong market share at present, and many people have probably seen LAMI stores quite often. So, is LAMI e-cigarette allowed to be sold in China? Because of the overwhelming negative comments about e-cigarettes online, many people assume that e-cigarettes have already been banned in China.

  In fact, that is not the case. The current national policy generally is that e-cigarettes cannot be sold on e-commerce platforms or online, cannot be advertised through the internet, and cannot be sold to minors. LAMI has actively responded to national policy by shutting down its e-commerce platforms and online advertising (in fact, LAMI has barely spent money on advertising at all), and independently developed the mini program “Fangweibao” to prevent minors from purchasing and using e-cigarettes, and to oppose the use of e-cigarettes in front of minors. Customers must complete identity verification through Fangweibao before making a purchase, and only those over the age of 18 may try and select products.   Is LAMI e-cigarette allowed to be sold in China? In summary, LAMI’s offline specialty stores are currently selling in compliance with national policy, so you can purchase with confidence. If you discover any LAMI behavior that is not permitted under national policy, please report it to us immediately.