Legal restrictions on tobacco and e-cigarettes vary by country and region but commonly include age restrictions on purchase, limiting sales to adults over a certain age, typically 18 or 21. Advertising and marketing of these products are often heavily regulated, with bans or strict controls on where and how they can be promoted. Packaging usually requires health warnings to inform consumers of potential risks. Additionally, there are restrictions on smoking in public places to reduce secondhand smoke exposure, and e-cigarette use may be subject to similar limitations. Taxation is another tool used to discourage use by increasing the cost, and some regions also regulate the ingredients and flavors in e-cigarettes to prevent appeal to younger audiences.
In many countries around the world, there are significant legal restrictions on tobacco and e-cigarettes due to their impacts on...
