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The simple answer is Yes, you can take electronic cigarettes and e-liquid on planes, but there are a few general rules you should abide by to avoid having your vapes confiscated, or worse still, getting fined or being banned by certain airlines for a stupid mistake
E-cigarettes are not proven effective at the population level for quitting tobacco use, and evidence suggests adverse health effects