At present, the mandatory national standards for electronic cigarettes have been fully implemented. It is mandatory that all fruit flavored cigarettes should not be sold off the shelves. One of them requires that electronic cigarette sets should have the function of preventing children from starting and the function of preventing accidental starting. In addition, the national unified electronic cigarette trading management platform only provides electronic cigarettes with national standard tobacco flavor and cigarette sets with child locks.

At present, the new electronic cigarette holder meets the standard, which requires:

1. The lower part of the electronic cigarette holder is printed with the words "dissuade teenagers from smoking electronic cigarettes, and prohibit primary and secondary school students from smoking electronic cigarettes";

2. The user needs to quickly insert the cigarette cartridge three times in 2 seconds to unlock the child lock.

The main purpose of the national standard supervision of electronic cigarettes is to reduce the "inductivity" of products and focus on strengthening the protection of minors.

The detection of electronic cigarette child lock can no longer be ignored

At present, many countries require electronic cigarette holders to have the function of child lock, such as China, the European Union, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Russia and other countries.

National child lock testing standards

EU member states' standards for children's safety packaging test EN ISO 8317, non reopenable packaging EN 14375 (drugs) and EN 862 (non drugs), and the standards for international children's safety packaging test are ISO 8317;

American standards for children's safety packaging test include ASTM D3475-18 and US 16 CFR 1700.20;

Canadian standard for child safety packaging testing CAN/CSA Z76.1-16;

ISO 8317 (2015) International Standard for Children's Packaging

Applicable to pharmaceutical, electronic cigarette and chemical products

Test procedure

1. Up to 200 infants aged 42 to 51 months were tested, and children were not allowed to open the package;

2. People aged 50 to 70 must be able to open the package without difficulty.

According to the standard, only the packaging that is considered to be children's tolerance and convenient for the elderly in infant testing can comply with ISO 8317 (2015).

Testing infants between 42 and 51 months of age

The children had five minutes to try to open the package in the way they could think of. In five minutes, they will get a demonstration of how to open the package without further explanation. Then the child has five minutes to open the package.

If no more than 15% of children can open the package within the first five minutes, the package shall be considered resistant to children. During the entire ten minute test period, no more than 20 percent of children were able to open the package.

Elderly people aged 50 to 70

In the elderly test, a group of 100 people aged 50 to 70 had to open a bag within five minutes without demonstration. In the second attempt, they had to open it within a minute. If at least 90% of the teams can correctly open and re close the package, it is considered that the package is suitable and convenient for the elderly.