Against the backdrop of the continuous enhancement of global health awareness and the continuous improvement of public health policies, the e-cigarette industry is facing an unprecedented wave of tightened policies. From restricting sales channels to standardizing product ingredients, from raising the entry threshold to strengthening advertising supervision, a series of policy adjustments will reshape the industry landscape. For e-cigarette enterprises, this is not only a challenge but also an opportunity for in-depth transformation and strategic upgrading.

As a modern way to consume nicotine, e-cigarettes have a much longer history than most people imagine. From early laboratory concepts to today’s global phenomenon, e-cigarettes have evolved over nearly a hundred years. This article will take you through the key milestones in the development of e-cigarette technology and analyze how it has transformed from a scientific concept to a global industry worth tens of billions of dollars.

The popularity of e-cigarettes around the world has brought complex regulatory challenges. Different countries and regions have different attitudes towards e-cigarettes - some have a complete ban, some have strict control, and a few regions are relatively relaxed. This article will sort out the current status of e-cigarette regulations in major global markets to help users understand where they can legally use e-cigarettes and where they may face high fines or even criminal penalties.

In recent years, e-cigarettes have quickly become popular as a substitute for traditional cigarettes, but their long-term effects on health remain controversial. Lung health, in particular, has become a focus of medical and public attention. Some studies have shown that e-cigarettes may be less harmful than traditional cigarettes, but other studies have pointed out that it may still cause damage to the respiratory system. This article combines the latest scientific research to explore the real impact of e-cigarettes on lung health.

Quitting smoking is a daunting challenge for many smokers. Traditional methods such as nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), medication assistance, and behavioral therapy are effective, but the success rate is still limited. In recent years, e-cigarettes have received widespread attention as a potential smoking cessation tool. This article will explore the scientific evidence of e-cigarettes as an aid to smoking cessation, and analyze its effectiveness and controversy based on real user cases.

In recent years, the electronic cigarette (Vape) culture has rapidly emerged around the world, evolving from an initial smoking cessation alternative into a unique subculture phenomenon. Vape has not only changed the traditional way of smoking, but has also spawned a series of trendy gameplays, such as smoke tricks, Vape competitions, and a huge online community.

In today's society, the e-cigarette industry is facing unprecedented challenges from public opinion. On the one hand, disposable electronic cigarettes are growing rapidly in the global market due to their convenience; on the other hand, the media frequently reports on the harm of electronic cigarettes, leading to polarization in public perception. This article will objectively analyze the root cause of the "stigmatization" of electronic cigarettes, and explore whether it is due to the media exaggerating the facts or the lack of transparency of the electronic cigarettes industry itself.

As a new type of nicotine replacement product, electronic cigarettes have rapidly become popular around the world in recent years. Its core working principle involves multiple links such as battery power supply, atomization technology and e-liquid formula, which together achieve an efficient and controllable atomization experience. This article will deeply analyze the technical chain of electronic cigarettes and focus on the innovation and advantages of Sanlei in the core components of electronic cigarettes.

In the social life of contemporary young people, e-cigarettes are not only nicotine substitutes, but also become a social symbol and scenario-based consumer product. Especially in music festivals, nightclubs and other places full of trends and interactive atmosphere, the use of e-cigarettes often goes beyond simple physiological needs and becomes a medium for identity expression, social ice-breaking and even group identity. This article will explore in depth: How do e-cigarettes become the "social currency" of music festivals and nightclubs? Herd mentality and subculture: Why do young people collectively "puff smoke"? Carnival of brand marketing: How can e-cigarettes take advantage of scenario-based marketing? Controversy and reflection: Health and compliance issues behind social attributes.

In recent years, e-cigarettes have quickly become popular around the world due to their "harm reduction" concept and rich flavors. However, lagging market supervision has led to the proliferation of inferior e-liquids, among which the problem of excessive harmful substances such as formaldehyde and heavy metals is particularly serious. In 2023, the US FDA's random inspection showed that 23% of the commercially available e-liquids had excessive formaldehyde, while the China Consumers Association report pointed out that the heavy metal content of some e-cigarettes exceeded the national standard by more than 5 times. This article will deeply analyze the health threats of inferior e-liquids and provide practical identification methods.

With the rapid development of the electronic vape market, female consumers are becoming an important force driving the industry's growth. Unlike traditional tobacco, vape cigarettes have attracted a large number of female users with their fashionable appearance, diverse flavors and the concept of "harm reduction".

On September 18, 2019, the Indian government announced a major public health decision - a complete ban on the production, sale, import and advertising of e-cigarettes.