Is it legal to sell E-Cigs to minors in your State?

[cthulu2016]

Just a question.

I'll start with Virginia: No. Of course not. Duh. Of course you have to be 18 to buy E-cigs. (Despite long being a tobacco state)

[SomethingFishy]

1. Colorado is a no... I got carded buying cartridges for my e-cigs...

funny thing is I'm 50 years old and bald. I think the kid was a trainee

[cthulu2016]

2. You mean it is not legal, correct?

[SomethingFishy]

5. Correct, you need to be 18 to purchase.

Sorry if that was poorly worded..

[Vashta Nerada]

3. Not in MN.

They're treated as "other tobacco product" and are regulated like normal cigarettes, except the taxes on them are higher.

[Major Hogwash]

4. No, not in Idaho.

I asked one of the clerks at the convenience store and he said they are restricted to adults only.
He showed me the package and it says "Not for sale to minors" in small print right on the package.

[ScreamingMeemie]

6. This is from August. At that time, it was legal in a lot of states.

Not sure how many states have passed laws, but I think some of the posters who have said that it's illegal in their state may be surprised.

http://www.licensetovape.com/e-cigarette-state-laws-guide/

It is currently legal in Texas; however, the local store will not sell them to minors and many towns have passed their own legislation.

Edited for incorrect info.

[LadyHawkAZ]

7. No, 19 here in UT

[Dr Hobbitstein]

8. In FL, you can't walk into a store and buy an ecig if you are under 18...

There may not be a law on the books (according to the link put up earlier, there's not), but it's considered a tobacco product, and you must be 18 to legally purchase. They even card you at the Flea Markets. I've heard that the juice containing no nicotine is legal under 18, but any place I've seen selling the juice requires you to be 18 to enter (head shops and smoke shops). Most gas stations just sell the cartridges, and most of those contain nicotine.

[d_r]

9. not legal here in Tennessee

[haikugal]

10. 18 or under in PA….

otherwise not legal…duh.