Level Contributor Hello - We have a stopover in Doha, on our way to Vietnam where you can vape and use e-cigarettes, but the internet is very confusing over whether one can use an e-cigarette in Doha airport, or in Qatar for that matter.I understand the sale, importation and advertising of them is banned, but unclear whether their use is also banned, as some people say yes and others say no?So can I use them in the airport, presumably in the smoking area?If not would I be better off putting it in my hold luggage and then only retrieving it from my suitcase in Vietnam , or is this not necessary if not actually leaving the airport - I ask as some places seem to have security scans at the gate as well as when you first go through to departures?Grateful for some clarity please!Thank you One destination mentioned in this post 1 Qatar of Oldest first Newest first 1 2 3 » Level Contributor @euromongrel You can use it but only in smoking room Take Care Beast666 Level Contributor Hi there - Thanks very much for letting me know :) Level Contributor Hi, I'm having a connecting flight from Doha.

Are e liquids and batteries best kept in hand luggage or hold luggage.e cigarette joliet ilI've read somewhere they can be confiscated in Dubai is this the case in Doha also?e cigarette leigh parkThanks One destination mentioned in this post 1 Dubai Level Contributor @tinmen Very small amount of liquid around 100 ml is allowed to be carried on-board aircraft.e sigaret belgie kopen…/hc/en-us/articles/20646586… It best to put them in checked-in bags Take Care Beast666 Level Contributor Tinmen - I am starting to think might be best to bring a cheap spinner and disposable clearomiser or something just for the stopover and keep my proper kit in the hold luggage just in case.e cigarette mayfair

While Beast666 says you can, I am not willing to risk my semovar, kayfun, egrip and subox mini to the whims of Doha airport security!e cigarette noyelle godaultI have however emailed info@dohaairport and if they come back with anything will update.e cigarette northamptonLevel Contributor Yes I'm thinking the same myself.I don't know what I would do if my kit was confiscated.I haven't smoked real cigarettes for almost 3yrs now so I really wouldn't want to go back to it.If you get a reply from your email please update.Level Contributor Finally got a response from Doha airport so thought I would update: 'Dear Sebastian, Greetings, Further to your query, you can only smoke electronic cigarette in the smoking areas.Kind Regards, Customer Experience Team Commercial' So that's good - also have checked with Qatar airways and they say to carry your e-cigs in your cabin luiggage, not your checked in, hold luggage.

Hope other vapers find this helpful :) Level Contributor Thanks for the update, Great!Level Contributor Thank you all for this info.Im travelling to doha for a stop over and this post really helped me.thanks a lot of Oldest first Newest first 1 2 3 » 16 hour layover at Qatar Al Maha Services Private beach/pool in doha?Doha connection State grand mosque -jummah malls / shopping in doha!Ban Qatar Airways New Website Luggage Doha Airport Qatar Transit visa required or not?hotel Access to lounge waiting for a Transfer?Sent the Complaint to Mr Akbar Al Baker,CEO, Qatar Airways See All Doha Conversations What Can I do @ Doha Airport for 13 HOURS !!!Oryx Lounge - how to pre-book?beaches in doha Coming to Doha-Visa requirements Transit visa for Qatar Doha airport - free hotel from Qatar airways?Night Life And Fun in Doha?Doha Airport - v long stopovers Doha: weather in December Furnished apartment rental by days

Electronic cigarettes (commonly referred to as e-cigarettes) are gaining in popularity as an alternative to traditional, tobacco-based cigarettes.With a rapid increase, health agencies nationwide are calling for a crackdown on the use of e-cigarettes in public.Whether you’re a user of e-cigarettes or a public business looking to abide by the law, knowing the current regulations will help you know what’s allowed and what isn’t when it comes to electronic cigarettes.We’ll help you make sense of the current state and federal laws regarding e-cigarettes, how they differ from , and whether or not signage has the rule of law.What are e-cigarettes and how do they differ from regular cigarettes?An electronic cigarette is a device used to deliver concentrated nicotine into the body.Unlike cigarettes which burn tobacco to produce nicotine, e-cigarettes use a battery-powered vaporizer to turn liquid nicotine into vapor (also known as electronic nicotine delivery system – ENDS), which is inhaled and absorbed into the lungs.

This process, called ‘vaping’, is often suggested as a safer alternative to smoking because of the absence of tobacco; but, on whether or not e-cigarettes are less harmful than tobacco based cigarettes.This video offers a clear explanation of the science behind both vaping and smoking.Why is there a need for regulations on e-cigarettes?With research being uncertain on the health effects of e-cigarettes, government officials are cautionary on the use of these devices in public places.As of August 8, 2016, the based on the fact that the nicotine present in the device is a byproduct of tobacco.As such, e-cigarettes are classified as tobacco products.Tobacco products are regulated to prevent purchasing by children under 18 years of age, as well as to limit the exposure of secondhand smoke in public places.What are the FDA’s regulations on e-cigarettes?What’s the difference between smoking laws and e-cigarette laws?In most states, e-cigarette regulations fall underneath the same regulations as .

Since some states may not have similar regulations for both, it is best to check with local authorities on what regulations apply to e-cigarettes and what apply to smoking.With the FDA’s newly established regulations on e-cigarettes, states may decide to change their stance on how they approach such laws.We will address the state-by-state laws for e-cigarettes, as they stand now, in the next section.The FDA has a comprehensive website that explains how the .With e-cigarettes being categorized as a tobacco product, the sale of such devices is regulated as would the sale of tobacco cigarettes.In order to purchase e-cigarettes you must be 18 years or older and have a valid photo ID.Flavored e-cigarettes can also be sold and purchased by consumers 18 years or older.The FDA requires that by 2018, all e-cigarettes must be sold with the warning: “WARNING: This product contains nicotine.Nicotine is an addictive chemical.” Regulations are slightly different with tobacco cigarettes; no matter the age of the consumer it is illegal to sell or purchase flavored tobacco cigarettes.

What are the individual state regulations for e-cigarettes?Though the FDA has standardized rules for e-cigarettes sales, the specific usage of them is regulated at the state level.has gathered together every state’s regulation for e-cigarettes (as of June 15, 2016), which includes the specific state code / law reference.We’ve also compiled each state’s stance on e-cigarettes regulations with links to current information on current or forthcoming laws and potential no vaping signage templates.This state by state guide is the in the next section after these frequently asked questions.Does signage protect a property or business from the use of e-cigarettes?Signage laws for e-cigarettes are determined at a state and/or local level And typically fall into the same laws as smoking signs.We outline this in the state by state section further down this article.Does the government provide signage for businesses?As far as we have researched, there is no specific signage provided by the government.

Signage may be available at the local level;  for example, the with the city’s regulations on smoking and e-cigarettes.Is there a specific logo that I need to use for signage?There’s no specific e-cigarette symbol used on signage, but typically it looks like the logo below, which is similar to the no smoking symbol.Where should signage be posted?Signs should be conspicuously posted at all entrances of a property and in areas inside the building where smoking / vaping is prohibited.Is e-cigarette secondhand emissions dangerous?Any type of second smoke or emissions can pose a health risk.The states that e-cigarette vapor can be potentially harmful.Studies have found formaldehyde, benzene, and other carcinogens within the vapor of e-cigarettes.secondhand smoke of e-cigarettes is less harmful than the secondhand smoke of tobacco cigarettes.The information collected has been written according to our knowledge about current vaping laws and is subject to the laws of each individual state, county, or city.

We are not experts, and, as such, are not held accountable if laws change or the information provided below does not reflect current legislation.We recommend those needing information confirm with local health officials and state authorities and/or law to verify the information below.Last Updated February, 2017.Click on an individual state to view the corresponding state’s vaping law: Alabama state tobacco laws (Alabama Clean Indoor Act – 2003) use in public places or businesses.No smoking laws do not apply to e-cigarettes.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signs posted by businesses do not prevent the use of electronic cigarettes.However, it is advised that, if asked to refrain from using e-cigarettes in a business, you heed the discretion of property owners.Despite having tobacco laws throughout the Alaska State Code and , Alaska does not have specific regulations that restrict the use of electronic cigarettes in public places, nor are there any vaping signage laws that protect businesses from use on the property.

Though we would assume that if the owner asks a smoker to stop vaping that the law would be on the private property owner’s side.As far as we can tell, no smoking laws do not apply to e-cigarettes.Arizona does have regulations on the sale and use of tobacco products in the Arizona Revised Statutes.However, Arizona does not have state-wide legislation on the prevention of electronic cigarette use in public or businesses.Also, it is inferred that smoke-free laws (, May 2007) and signage do not prevent the use of e-cigarettes in public.We recommend checking with local government agencies to clarify any city-specific laws that may be in place.In Arkansas, there are a few non-smoking laws that apply to e-cigarette use ().The state enacted laws for smoke-free university campuses beginning August 1, 2010.Vaping is not permitted on school campuses, childcare or healthcare facilities (see ).It is also unacceptable to use e-cigarettes near state park buildings.There are no current signage laws applicable to vaping, but we assume that you must abide by ‘no smoking’ signs posted at the mentioned locations.

California has clearly defined laws on e-cigarette use in the California Business and Professional Code.As of May 4, 2016, e-cigarettes are treated as tobacco cigarettes, meaning that vaping is banned wherever smoking is prohibited (see the ).Areas include places of employment, restaurants, schools, day care and healthcare facilities.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage applies to both tobacco cigarettes and e-cigarettes.Colorado state law (see , 2005) does not prevent the use of electronic cigarettes in public places.The state does allow local governments to enact ordinances that ban using e-cigarette use public places.Check with your local authorities to double check if there are local laws that prevent use.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage that is posted in cities that do not ban electronic cigarettes do not prevent use, but no vaping signage posted in cities with a ban can prevent use.As of July 6, 2015, (Public Act No.15-206) regulates the use of e-cigarettes in public places.

Areas that are prohibited include: restaurants, state buildings, healthcare facilities, school campuses and buildings, and child care facilities.The state does not provide signage for these facilities, but it is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signs do apply to e-cigarettes and vaping in mentioned areas.Delaware passed legislation in July 2015 to ban e-cigarette use in all areas where smoking is already prohibited.According to , areas that are prohibited include: public buildings, restaurants, government owned and operated buildings, grocery stores, child care facilities, and sport arenas.Though the state code does not explicitly state that ‘no smoking’ signage applies to vaping, it can be assumed that such signage does restrict vaping in those designated areas.We are unaware of any no e-cigarette or vaping signage provided for free.Smoking regulations are found in the (2003).Smoking is prohibited in enclosed indoor workplaces (unless otherwise stated within the law).The law explains that signage is required to designate that smoking is prohibited in enclosed workplaces.

The state does not currently have any laws that prohibit the use of electronic cigarettes in public places.It is assumed that no smoking laws or signage do not apply to e-cigarettes.There are no current regulations on vaping within the state of Georgia, nor does the mention vaping or e-cigarette use.Local laws may be interpreted to prevent such use, but you will need to check with your local government for clarification.It is implied that signage posted that prevents smoking does not apply to e-cigarette use.We know of no agency that gives away free vaping signs or signage.On January 1, 2016, Hawaii adopted a law in the that places e-cigarettes under the same regulations as tobacco cigarettes.As such, the use of e-cigarettes (vaping) is prohibited in public places.This includes: businesses, retail stores, restaurants, and health care facilities.The is an excellent resource to understand the regulations that apply to e-cigarettes.An example of a no smoking / no electronic cigarette sign is also provided on their website.

We’ve also included several no vaping / e-cigarette sign templates below that can be printed on the material of your choice by clicking on them.(2007) outlines smoke-free laws within the state, which includes prohibiting smoking in public buildings, unless such building has a designated smoking area.The Clean Indoor Air Act does not set forth statewide legislation regarding the use of electronic cigarettes.State law does allow local ordinances to be passed, so we recommend checking with your city or town government to understand what is accepted.No Vaping signage is not mentioned in the law, but it assumed that no smoking signs do not have force of law for e-cigarette use.As of April 2016, the state employs a smoke-free law () that encompasses both tobacco smoking and vaping.This act states that e-cigarette use is prohibited on school campuses.Vaping or e-cigarette signage posted on school campuses must be followed.There are no other regulations for public places or signage that prevents use.

We recommend checking with local government authorities to understand local regulations.The Indiana State Code was amended on July 1, 2012 to include the .This law includes the verbiage of “lighted tobacco smoking equipment” (which could be translated as an e-cigarette) within the ‘no smoking’ laws.As such, it is assumed that vaping is prohibited in areas where smoking is prohibited.These areas include: most public places, workplaces, and restaurants.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signs apply to vaping.We are unaware of any explicit mention of ‘no vaping’ signage or free templates.More information on smoke-free laws in Indiana can be found on the .(implemented in 2008) states that smoking is prohibited in public places, places of employment, in and near healthcare facilities, and where ‘no smoking signs’ are present.Though vaping is not explicitly stated in the law, it is assumed that ‘no smoking’ laws apply to vaping as well.The state does allow for cities to invoke their own ordinances to prevent the use of e-cigarettes.

, for example, bans the use of electronic cigarettes in areas that also ban tobacco.It’s recommended that you check with your local government to understand specific ordinances that may ban e-cigarette use.We assume that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to vaping and as such vaping signs would not have the rule of law.Enacted on July 1, 2010, the prohibits smoking in public places, businesses, and restaurants.Though there are no state laws that specifically mention vaping or e-cigarette use, it is assumed that ‘no smoking’ areas also apply to vaping.No vaping signage is not mentioned in the Indoor Clean Air Act, nor are there provisions for obtaining free signage from the state.Major cities, such as Topeka, Lawrence, and Overland Park, have smoke-free laws that prevent the use of tobacco products in public (smoke-free laws have been in place since July 2010).If you live in these cities, it’s advised that you check with local government to see if no-smoking laws apply to e-cigarettes.

For more information on the Clean Air Act, visit, the .Kentucky has limited smoke-free laws, which are found in the ).There are currently no regulations on vaping within the public places.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to e-cigarette use.Nor could we find any specific no vaping or no e-cigarettes signs or signage laws.There is currently a (Jan.2007) outlines the current smoking regulations in the state.Smoking is prohibited in outdoor public places, public buildings, and businesses.There are no current state regulations that prevent the use of electronic cigarettes in public places.Local ordinances may differ from those of state law.All Louisiana restaurants and workplaces are smoke-free.Though not adopted under the smoke-free law, e-cigarettes may be prohibited by certain workplaces.To our knowledge, no vaping signage is not mentioned in state law.More information on the Louisiana smoke-free laws can be found on the .The Maine smoking laws can be found in (2016).

E-cigarettes are not explicitly mentioned in the anti-smoking laws in Maine, nor is ‘no vaping’ signage mentioned.It is assumed that ‘no smoking signs do not apply to vaping.More information about Maine’s stance on electronic cigarettes can be found on the .Maryland smoking laws can be found in the.This law does not explicitly mention vaping, but the state does allow local municipalities to enact laws regarding electronic cigarettes.The University of Maryland has a to the e-cigarette laws in cities throughout the state.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage that is posted in cities where vaping is restricted does apply to e-cigarette use.We could not find any free templates of no vaping signage but have provided a few different ones below you can customize and print for your needs.We recommend that you check with local laws and businesses for more information on signage and restrictions.The contains the smoking laws within the state.There are no state laws that prevent the use of electronic cigarettes in public.

Local municipalities may enact laws that restrict use.‘No vaping’ signage is not mentioned in any of the state laws and it is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signs do not apply to vaping.outlines the smoking laws within the state.The law does not specifically mention the use of electronic cigarettes.As such, it is assumed that ‘no smoking’ laws and signage do not apply to vaping.The state does have a .‘No smoking’ laws do prohibit smoking in public places, but these do not cover electronic cigarette use.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to e-cigarettes.We found no explicit mention of ‘no vaping’ signage and whether they prohibit the use of e-cigarettes.In 2014, the was amended to include vaping regulations for schools, university, and healthcare facilities.In some cases, e-cigarette use is prohibited in public buildings.We recommend checking with local government officials to verify any restrictions on electronic cigarette use.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signs placed in schools, universities, healthcare facilities, and public buildings apply to e-cigarettes.

Further, we assume that ‘No smoking’ and ‘no vaping’ signs can be used interchangeably.Areas that are not listed with ‘no smoking’ signage posted do not restrict e-cigarette use.(2013) sets forth the restrictions for smoking in public in Mississippi.It is unlawful to smoke in government and university or college buildings.E-cigarettes are not prohibited by state regulations or state smoke-free laws.However, state law does provide local governments with the power to regulate e-cigarette use.It is recommended that you check with local authorities on the use of e-cigarettes and vaping in public places.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to vaping.Not surprisingly we could not find any specific no vaping signs or templates provided by the state or local officials.outlines the smoking regulations within the state.No statewide vaping bans exist in Missouri.Local governments are in charge of regulating e-cigarette use and, as such, may ban the use of them in public places.

To find out if your city has a vaping ban, check with local government officials.It is implied that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to e-cigarette use.We found no specific examples of no vaping signs or signage that explicitly prohibited e-cigarette use.We’ve provided a few possible sign templates below that can be customized as needed.Smoking laws are explained in the .Montana does not impose statewide regulations on e-cigarettes, nor are there any signage laws that pertain to them.Smoke-free laws and signage do not cover electronic cigarettes.Check with local authorities to see if vaping is banned in your city or county and whether no vaping signs can help prevent use of them.In 2008, the was instituted to regulate smoking within the state in public places and places of employment.There are no statewide bans on electronic cigarette use.does recommend that indoor businesses take initiative and ban the vaping in their establishment.With such recommendation, there may be businesses with signage banning the use of e-cigarettes.

Local governments may also enact regulations, so we recommend double checking with local authorities on possible bans.Though with the possibility of local regulations no vaping signs may have the rule of law.We recommend checking at the local level to see whether this is true or not.Even with the the state of Nevada does not regulate the use of electronic cigarettes.There may be local vaping bans that do exist .We assume no smoking signage does not prohibit e-cigarette use.If no vaping signs have the force of law it’d be at the local level.We recommend verifying whether this is the case as it will vary depending on your location.The state does have a that is very helpful on current laws.In January 2010, New Jersey that prohibits the use of electronic cigarettes and vaping in all indoor public places and businesses.It is assumed that signage posted in all indoor public areas must be abided by.As of December 2015, the use of e-cigarettes is .No vaping or no e-cigarette use signage posted on school premises must be abided by.

There are no other statewide vaping bans.Local regulations may also restrict the use of e-cigarettes.Check with local authorities for information on local vaping laws.More information on the smoke-free law can be found at the .The sets forth smoking restrictions in the state.This means that use is prohibited in office, parks, restaurants, and bars.E-cigarette signage posted in these areas must be heeded.New York City provides an example of ‘no vaping’ signage.We’ve provided several other templates below that are customizable.North Carolina’s went into effect January 2, 2010.Smoking is only prohibited in bars and restaurants, and government buildings.No statewide regulations prevent the use of e-cigarettes.Check with local government agencies to see if there are city or countywide vaping bans in place.To our knowledge, ‘No smoking’ signage does not apply to vaping.Local officials would be the best resource to verify whether no vaping signs have the force of law with no statewide regulations in place.

As of August 2015, North Dakota has a statewide ban on electronic cigarettes (found in the ) that prevents use in public places and places of employment, as well as within 20 feet of entrances, windows, and vents.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage that is posted in these areas applies to vaping.It is also assumed that ‘no vaping’ signage also has the force of law and must be abided by.Smoking restrictions in Ohio can be found in the .The use of electronic cigarettes is prohibited on the premises of state buildings.Other than that, there are no statewide vapings bans.Local cities or counties may restrict use.Contact local authorities to see if e-cigarettes are banned.There are no state laws regarding vaping signage and it is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to e-cigarettes.Local officials would be the best resource to verify the efficacy of specific no vaping signage.As of December 2013, .The state does not ban the use in other public places.Local ordinances cannot be enacted to prevent vaping.

No e-cigarettes or no vaping signs would of course have rule of law in the state owned and operating premises.There is a statewide ban of electronic cigarettes in public places.The Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act (found in section ) was amended in January 2016 to add prohibitions on the use of e-cigarettes in restaurants, workplaces, and indoor public places.‘No smoking’ or ‘no vaping’ signage posted in all public places must be followed.The state provides .‘No smoking’ and ‘no vaping’ signage displayed in public places and businesses must be heeded.More information on vaping regulations can be found on the .We’ve provided additional signage prohibiting e-cigarette use below.The of 2008 provides the laws for smoking regulations in the state.There is no statewide ban on e-cigarette use in the state of Pennsylvania.The city of We assume ‘no smoking’ and ‘no vaping’ signage posted in Philadelphia must be obeyed.Likewise, we’d assume that no vaping signage in any other city that has enacted similar legislation would have the force of law.

In cities where no ban is in place we’d infer that no smoking or no vaping signs would not be legally binding.Smoking regulations in Rhode Island can be found in the .Smoking is restricted in all enclosed public places, including health care facilities, bars, restaurants, and shopping malls.There is no statewide vaping ban.It is best to check with local authorities to see if there are any local vaping restrictions.It is assumed that ‘no smoking’ signs do not apply to vaping unless of course there is a local law that clearly outlines the efficacy of no vaping signs.Smoke-free laws can be found in the .Smoking is prohibited on public school campuses, healthcare facilities, and public transportation, as well as other locations.Electronic cigarettes are not regulated under state law or smoke-free laws.As such, signage does not apply to vaping products.Local municipalities may enact restrictions and, in such cases, we recommend contacting local authorities to find out about these laws and no vaping signage.

Smoking laws in South Dakota are found in the .Prohibited locations include in all enclosed workplaces.There are no statewide restrictions on the use of e-cigarettes.We recommend contacting local authorities to determine if there are region-specific restrictions.We assume that ‘no smoking’ signage does not apply to vaping unless there is a local law that states otherwise.For more information on tobacco-free laws, visit the .outlines smoke-free laws in the state.No statewide laws exist that regulate e-cigarette use, nor does signage apply to vaping.Check with your local government to see if local laws restrict the use of e-cigarettes and whether no vaping signs are legally binding.All of the smoke-free laws in Texas can be found on the ., specific locations which ban the use of such devices include school campuses, hospitals, indoor theaters, elevators, trains, airplanes, libraries, and museums.There is no mention about no vaping signage in the state law, but we assume that, if posted in mentioned areas, it must be heeded.

As of May 2012, Utah state law applies the ‘no smoking’ regulations in the state to vaping (see ).This means that places where smoking is banned, e-cigarettes are also banned.Areas include all indoor public places and businesses with posted signage.It is assumed ‘no smoking’ signs posted in all smoke-free areas apply to vaping as well.If you are looking for specific no vaping or no e-cigarette use type signage look no further than the customizable templates below.According to Vermont state law (), e-cigarettes are prohibited on public school campuses, workplaces, indoor public places, state property, and in cars with young children.There are , but are only available to order via the link in this sentence.Signage posted at prohibited locations restrict vaping and must be followed.If you’re looking for a ‘no vaping’ or ‘no e-cigarette’ sign, click one of the customizable templates before.Smoke-free laws in Virginia can be found in the ).There are no statewide bans on e-cigarette use.

As of 2014, it is outlined in the that it is illegal to use e-cigarettes on school property, including school buses and school sponsored activities.Signage posted on school campuses that indicate that vaping is prohibited must be abided by.Also, local governments are given the right to enact regulations regarding e-cigarettes.We assume that no vaping signage are effective in any locale that has enacted such legislation.It is recommended that you check with local officials to determine the legality of e-cigarette use and whether no vaping signage is legally binding.Smoking regulations can be found in the .Though there are not statewide vaping bans, the use of electronic cigarettes is prohibited by state law on school campuses of higher education (see ).No vaping signage posted in prohibited areas must be obeyed.‘No smoking’ laws do not currently apply to e-cigarette use.It is recommended that you check with local government officials to verify if there are local ordinances that prohibit the use of e-cigarettes and whether you can use no vaping signs like you can on school campuses.

Information on smoke-free laws can be found in the 2016 .Use of electronic cigarettes is banned on school grounds and school-related property (ie.sponsored activities and school buses).Local laws may restrict the use of e-cigarettes in public.‘No vaping’ signage is not mentioned in the state law but we would assume it is legally binding on school related property.Likewise, we would assume it is effective in any location that has enacted official legislation restricting e-cigarettes use in specific places.explains smoking restrictions in the state.This law clearly mentions that e-cigarettes and vaping are not covered in the law and, as such, Wisconsin does not have any statewide vaping bans.Local governments have the authority to issue regulations on e-cigarettes, so it’s best to check with local authorities to verify if any restrictions are in place.There are no laws regarding vaping signage that we found.It is assumed that smoke-free laws and signage do not apply to vaping unless specifically stated at a local level.