El Salvador

The law bans the use of e-cigarettes in the same places where smoking is prohibited. The law bans smoking in indoor workplaces and indoor public places. The law prohibits smoking in all buses and air, land and maritime terminals. However, the law only restricts smoking in other forms of transportation where the point of origin and destination are within the country.

There is no law addressing e-cigarette advertising and promotion; therefore, advertising and promotion of e-cigarettes are allowed.

There is no law addressing point of sale product display of e-cigarettes; therefore, point of sale product display is allowed.

There is no law addressing the sale of e-cigarettes through the internet; therefore, the sale of e-cigarettes through the internet is allowed.

There is no law addressing flavors in e-cigarettes; therefore, the use of flavors in e-cigarettes is allowed.

There is no law addressing ingredients or additives in e-cigarettes; therefore, there are no restrictions on the use of ingredients or additives in e-cigarettes.

The law establishes ten pictorial health warnings to appear on e-cigarette packaging. Because these warnings were issued under the authority granted in the Tobacco Control Law, size and location requirements under the law and its subsequent legal instruments are assumed to apply. Under these requirements, the warnings are required to cover 50% of the front and back of product packaging. 

There is no law addressing other product packaging and labeling requirements for e-cigarettes; therefore, there are no other product packaging and labeling requirements.

There is no law addressing nicotine concentration levels in e-cigarettes; therefore, there is no prescribed maximum nicotine concentration.

There is no law addressing device requirements for e-cigarettes.

There is no law addressing manufacturer/importer disclosure and/or notification requirements; therefore, no manufacturer/importer disclosure and/or notification is required.