Can you send vapes in the mail

The legality of sending vapes in the mail varies depending on the country, state, or region you're in. Here's a general breakdown:

United States:

• The US Postal Service (USPS) prohibits shipping e-liquids and e-juices containing nicotine through the mail, except for prescription medications.
• The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) prohibits shipping lithium-ion batteries, which are commonly used in vapes, on commercial flights.
• Some states, like California, New York, and Massachusetts, have specific laws regulating the sale and shipping of vapes, including e-liquids and devices.

Canada:

• The Canada Post prohibits shipping e-liquids and e-juices containing nicotine through the mail.
• The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) regulates the sale and distribution of e-liquids and e-juices, and some provinces have their own laws and regulations.

European Union (EU):

• The EU has strict regulations on the sale and shipping of e-liquids and e-juices, including restrictions on nicotine content and labeling requirements.
• Some EU countries, like the UK, have their own laws and regulations on vaping products.

Australia:

• The Australian government has banned the sale and shipping of e-liquids and e-juices containing nicotine through the mail.
• Some states, like New South Wales, have their own laws and regulations on vaping products.

Other countries:

• Check with your local postal service or government agency to determine the laws and regulations on shipping vapes in your country.

In general, it's best to check with your local authorities and postal service before shipping vapes, as laws and regulations can change frequently. Additionally, some online retailers may not ship vapes to certain countries or regions due to legal restrictions.