Electronic cigarettes claim to be harmless and can replace cigarettes to achieve smoking cessation, and are popular among the younger generation. China is currently the largest producer and exporter of e-cigarettes, supplying more than 90% of the global demand. So what certification is required for the export of electronic cigarettes to countries?

What are the routine inspection and certification items for electronic cigarette products?

1. EU RoHS Directive;

2. EU REACH regulations;

3. EU TPD testing and notification;

4. FCM food contact material test;

5. FDA testing and registration;

6. Safety certification of battery transportation UN38.3EN/EC62133, SDS/MSDS, etc;

7. Battery chemical hazardous substances EU 2006/66/EC and US Public Law 104-142;

8. EU CE certification;

9. American FCC certification;

10. Korean KC certification;

11. Japan PSE certification;

12. Other test requirements specified by retailers and brands.

What are the routine chemical test items for electronic cigarette oil?

1. Propylene glycol;

2. Glycerin;

3. Nicotine;

4. Diethylene glycol;

5. Nitrosamines;

6. Diacetyl (2,3-butanedione);

7. Phthalates (17m);

8. Heavy metal (As, Pb, Hg, Cr, Ni, Cd, etc.).