Vaping is regulated in Australia, and the rules vary by state and venue. Even where vaping is not explicitly banned, good etiquette goes a long way. Here is what you need to know before you vape in public.
Where vaping is generally restricted
In most states, vaping is treated like smoking: it is banned on public transport, in indoor public venues, near schools and often in workplaces. Always check local signs, as rules differ between states and individual premises.
Golden rules of vaping etiquette
Never vape indoors without permission, keep vapour away from other people, avoid vaping around children, and dispose of finished devices responsibly. A little consideration stops vaping getting a bad name.
Stay legal, stay informed
Regulations change, so check your state’s current rules regularly. Remember you must be 18 or over to buy — and SHOSHA verifies age at checkout, as our product and policy FAQs explain.
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