About the Delhi NCR product catalogue

India’s Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019 extends to the whole of India, including Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Delhi NCR. It prohibits specified activities involving electronic cigarettes, including sale, distribution and advertising. Local search results are not evidence of legal availability. Consult the official Act and qualified legal counsel.

WHO provides evidence-based information about vaping health risks, e-cigarette aerosols and nicotine addiction. These health considerations apply regardless of location. For personal advice or support with nicotine dependence, residents should speak to a qualified healthcare professional; product descriptions and online testimonials are not medical advice.

Electronic cigarettes heat a liquid to produce an aerosol for inhalation. They are not harmless; some contain nicotine, which is addictive.

India’s Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019 prohibits specified activities, including production, manufacture, import, export, transport, sale, distribution, storage and advertising. Consult the Act and qualified counsel for your circumstances.

India has national prohibitions on specified e-cigarette activities under the 2019 Act. Do not assume that a product listing or a local business claim establishes legality.

The Act covers electronic cigarettes and specified activities involving them, with definitions, offences and penalties. Check the full official text rather than relying on an online summary.

“Vape” is a common informal term for an electronic cigarette or its use. Terminology alone does not establish a device’s safety or legal status.

E-cigarette aerosols can contain nicotine and other harmful substances. WHO states that these products are harmful to health and are not safe; long-term effects are not fully known.

Yes. Nicotine is highly addictive. For support with nicotine dependence or quitting tobacco, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.

Keep used batteries and electronics separate from ordinary waste and take them to an authorised collection or recycling service. Do not puncture, burn or dismantle batteries. Follow current local disposal requirements.

Check whether business identity and contact details are consistent, whether claims have independent evidence, and whether policies are clear. A polished website or customer testimonial is not proof of legality, safety or authenticity.

Treat “genuine”, “official” or “certified” claims as unverified unless supported by evidence from the claimed source. Brand names and packaging images alone do not establish authenticity.

The 2019 Act prohibits advertising of electronic cigarettes, including relevant forms of online promotion. Consult the official text and qualified counsel before publishing promotional content.

Consult India Code for the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019 and current government notifications. A website summary is not a substitute for the official text or legal advice.

Counterfeit electronics may have unreliable labels, unknown components and safety risks. Avoid relying on appearance or unsupported claims; report suspected misleading practices through official consumer channels.