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Why Were the Regulations Updated?
The TGA introduced these changes due to concerns about the health risks of nicotine pouches, particularly their appeal to young people and the potential for nicotine dependence.
Australians continue to have access to approved, evidence-based options to help manage nicotine dependence.
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Regulation changes
An overview of recent TGA policy updates
From 1 March 2024, personal importation of vaping goods from overseas is not permitted, even with a prescription. and visit our FAQ Page.
For further information, please visit TGA Vaping Hub
How can I access vaping products from 1 March 2024?
Most Australian pharmacies can order nicotine vaping products with a prescription, but likely a small range.
This will be discussed in the assessment and consultation
From 1 July 2024, vaping goods (including nicotine free liquids, devices, hardware and accessories) can no longer be supplied outside of a pharmacy. However most pharmacies will only supply very limited range and devices. This will be discussed in the assessment and consultation.
Nicotine Pouches
These are no longer regulated under the Personal Importation Scheme and pouches are no longer accessible to individuals through prescription pathway. It will be no longer possible for individuals to import nicotine pouches, even with a prescription from 24 July 2026

