Vaper's Courtesy Checklist

• Vape outdoors whenever possible — eliminate secondhand exposure entirely
• Never vape around children, pregnant women, or people with respiratory conditions
• Ask before vaping in someone's home, car, or personal space
• Open windows and run ventilation if vaping indoors is permitted
• Use a HEPA air purifier in rooms where vaping occurs
• Avoid vaping in enclosed spaces (cars with windows up, small bathrooms, closets)
• Respect vape-free zones — 28 states prohibit indoor vaping in public spaces
• Be aware of surface residue — clean surfaces regularly if vaping indoors
• Store e-liquid safely — see our e-liquid storage guide for child-safe storage
• Dispose of used devices and pods properly — don't leave nicotine residue accessible

For Non-Vapers: Reducing Your Exposure

• Request that visitors vape outdoors
• Check state and local vape-free laws — you have the right to a vape-free indoor environment in 28 states
• Use HEPA air purifiers in shared indoor spaces
• Open windows when air quality is a concern
• Avoid enclosed spaces where heavy vaping occurs (vape shops, certain bars)
• Wipe down surfaces in homes where vaping has occurred — nicotine residue persists
• Check our state regulations guide for local vape-free laws