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Detection of prohibited substances in Canadian tobacco liquid

Canadian Department of Health announced the “Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations” SOR/2021-123, which stipulates that the nicotine content in E-liquid shall not exceed 20 mg/ml on June 10, 2021. The Tobacco and Vaping Products Act, S.C. 1997, c. 13, Schedule II and Schedule III respectively limit the prohibited ingredients in E-liquid and the flavor of vaping products.

 

Technical requirements

 

- The nicotine content in the E-liquid shall not exceed 20 mg/ml;

- Prohibited ingredients in E-liquid: amino acids, vitamins, caffeine, taurine, colorants, essential fatty acids, glucuronolactones, probiotics, mineral nutrients;

- Prohibit promoting flavors: candy, desserts, marijuana, soft drinks, energy drinks;

- Refillable vaping products must have child-resistant functions and comply with Canadian CAN/CSA Z76.1-16, ISO 8317:2015, or US 16 CFR 1700.20 child-resistant packaging standards.

 

Core content of SOR/2021-123 regulation
1. Nicotine concentration limit
The nicotine concentration in the cigarette liquid shall not exceed 20 mg/mL.

This regulation applies to all electronic cigarette products sold in the Canadian market.

 

2. Labeling and packaging requirements
Health Warning:

The packaging must be labeled with a health warning, such as' Contains nicotine, addictive '.

Warning signs should be clear and eye-catching, occupying a specific proportion of the main display area of the packaging.

Ingredient information:

The main components and concentrations of the tobacco liquid should be labeled on the packaging.

Child proof opening:

The packaging should have a child proof opening function to prevent misuse by children.

The core content of the Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Products Act
 

1. Appendix II: Prohibited Ingredients in Smoke Liquid
Prohibit the use of certain harmful substances, including but not limited to:

Vitamin E acetate 

diethylene glycol

Certain carcinogens and toxic substances

Ingredient restrictions:

The components in the cigarette liquid must comply with the safety requirements of Health Canada.

 

2. Appendix III: Restrictions on Flavors of Electronic Cigarettes
Prohibit the use of flavors that may attract teenagers, including but not limited to:

Candy flavor

fruit flavor

Dessert flavor

Permitted flavors:

Tobacco flavor

mint flavor

tasteless

 

Compliance requirements for electronic cigarette products
Nicotine concentration detection:

Ensure that the nicotine concentration in the cigarette liquid does not exceed 20 mg/mL.

Ingredient testing:

Ensure that the smoke does not contain prohibited ingredients.

Taste compliance:

Ensure that the taste of electronic cigarettes meets the restriction requirements of Appendix III.

Label and packaging compliance:

Ensure that the packaging complies with health warnings, ingredient information, and child proof requirements.

Testing and Certification:

The product needs to be tested by a Canadian accredited laboratory to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

 

Compliance process of electronic cigarette products
Product testing

Conduct testing in a qualified laboratory to ensure compliance with nicotine concentration, composition, and taste requirements.

Prepare technical documents:

Including product information, ingredient list, test report, etc.

Label and packaging design:

Ensure that the packaging complies with health warnings, ingredient information, and child proof requirements.

Market sales:

Sell products through compliant channels.

 

Your company's compliance services
Your company can provide the following services to customers to help them meet the requirements of Canadian electronic cigarette regulations:

Regulatory Consultation:

Provide detailed interpretation and compliance guidance on SOR/2021-123 and the Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Products Act.

Test support:

Assist clients in completing testing in qualified laboratories.

Technical document preparation:

Assist clients in preparing technical documents and testing reports.

Label and packaging design support:

Provide packaging design recommendations that comply with regulatory requirements.

Continuous support:

Provide regulatory updates and compliance maintenance services.

 

summary
Canada's strict regulatory requirements for electronic cigarette products require companies to comply with nicotine concentration, composition, and taste restrictions, and ensure packaging meets health warning and child proof requirements. Your company's professional services can help clients efficiently complete testing, document preparation, and packaging design, ensuring the smooth entry of products into the Canadian market and achieving compliant operations. By complying with Canadian regulations, companies can ensure the safety and compliance of their products and meet market demand.

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