What is the difference between national standard and non national standard electronic cigarette? The difference between national standard and non national standard electronic cigarette is that national standard electronic cigarette is safer. The national standard electronic cigarette refers to the electronic cigarette that meets the national production standard. Non national standard electronic cigarette means that the electronic cigarette does not meet the national standard. Non national standard means that generally, the quality and hygiene of products are measured by national standards, which is called "national standard" for short. However, some products have no national standards for special reasons, such as folk culture tourism souvenirs. Electronic cigarettes are electronic products that imitate cigarettes. Although electronic cigarettes do not contain tar, they still contain many other carcinogens, with the same appearance, smoke, taste and feeling as cigarettes. Therefore, the non national standard electronic cigarette means that the electronic cigarette does not meet the national standard.


National standard terms of electronic cigarette:


According to the specific provisions of the mandatory national standard of Electronic Cigarette, all electronic cigarette products must be produced in accordance with the national standard, and 101 additives allowed to be added in accordance with the national standard shall be added in limited quantities. The concentration of nicotine in the aerosol shall not be higher than 20mg/g, and the total amount of nicotine shall not be higher than 200mg.


At the same time, the mandatory national standard of Electronic Cigarette strictly stipulates the release amount of formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, acrolein and other substances in the emission of electronic cigarettes, and requires that electronic cigarette sets should have the function of preventing children from starting and the protection function of preventing accidental starting.


On March 11, the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration issued the Measures for the Administration of Electronic Cigarettes and the National Standard for Electronic Cigarettes (Second Draft for Comments), proposing that from May 1, the sale of flavored electronic cigarettes other than tobacco flavors and electronic cigarettes that can add aerosols on their own will be completely prohibited.


In October 2017, the national standard formulation plan for electronic cigarettes was released, but since June 2019, the status of this plan has remained "under approval". Until October 2021, the status of this plan will suddenly return to "under review". On November 30, 2021, the national standard of Electronic Cigarette (draft for comments) was released, making mandatory specifications on electronic cigarette sets, aerosols, releases, product marks, etc.