This article comes from: New Zealand Base Media

[Pattern News Network News] After the problem raised by FAIR GO (New Zealand Consumer Affairs TV Program) promoted the review, Vaping (electronic cigarettes) regulators found that some electronic cigarette products contained too much nicotine.

1News reported that the regulatory agency has checked more than 8,000 products sold here. "For most of the censorship products, no problems are found, but in some cases, the information provided by the manufacturer or importer indicates that they may contain containment Based on the ingredients, or their nicotine salt content may exceed legal restrictions, "said Matthew Burgess, manager of Vaping regulatory agency.

"After review, the regulatory agency has withdrawn the permission of 340 electronic cigarette products, which means that they can no longer be legally sold on New Zealand. We will soon announce the list of products that are no longer licensed on the website of the Ministry of Health."

At the same time, as many as 1,800 electronic cigarette products may be removed. Authorities are working with manufacturing or sales of their companies and ask them to provide more information before next week.

Earlier, Fair Go began to investigate the illegal sales of electronic cigarettes to underage customers, and disclosed that the store showed that the 14 -year -old mysterious customer showed to a 14 -year -old mysterious customer who had no identity to buy electronic cigarettes at the counter.

Since then, Fair Go has been investigating the confusing e -cigarette labels and the concentration of nicotine of some of the electronic cigarettes.

Some manufacturers and importers seem to be selling electronic cigarettes containing nicotine salt, and its nicotine content is 80%higher than the law allowed.

Supporters of high -intensity electronic cigarettes believe that they are closer to the smoking experience, and they believe that it is essential for smoking quit.

People who advocate stricter control say that the electronic cigarettes here are too strong, which will make people addicted, especially for young electronic cigarette users who have not smoked.