Gummy vape

"Gummy vape" is not a strictly defined official term. In practical usage, it usually refers to two completely different products: electronic cigarette oil that mimics the flavor of gummy candies, and oral products in the shape of gummy candies that contain nicotine or cannabinoids (such as THC).

I have separated these two situations to make it easier for you to distinguish:

Flavor: Electronic cigarette oil that mimics the flavor of gummy candies
This is the most common usage of "Gummy vape", referring to electronic cigarette oil or disposable electronic cigarettes that imitate the flavor of gummy candies.

Common flavors: There are various fruit-flavored gummy candies available on the market, such as "Gummy Bear", "White Gummy", "Peach Gummy", "Watermelon Gummy", and "Blue Razz Gummy". Some products also add an "ice" effect to bring a cooling sensation.

Product form: There are both bottled e-liquid and pre-filled e-cigarettes with e-liquid.

Main brands: Including Elfbar, Lost Mary, Geek Bar, RAZ, etc.

⚠️ Risks: Gummy candies containing addictive substances
This refers to gummy candies that contain nicotine or cannabinoids (such as THC). Although they look like ordinary candies, they contain addictive or psychoactive substances and require high vigilance.

Nicotine Gummies (Nicotine Gummies): This is a new type of oral nicotine product. The nicotine content in one gummy candy may be comparable to that of a cigarette, which is particularly dangerous for children. Accidental ingestion can lead to nicotine poisoning. Due to their candy-like flavors and packaging, they are easily attractive to teenagers and have become one of the most commonly used nicotine products by teenagers after e-cigarettes.

Cannabinoid Gummies (Cannabinoid Gummies): Contain THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and other cannabinoid components. In some regions, these products are sold in candy form in stores, and they are also highly attractive to children. Accidental ingestion can lead to vomiting, confusion, and even coma, etc., serious consequences.

Regulation and Controversy
Due to these products, especially their candy flavors, they are considered attractive to teenagers and may induce addiction, which has raised widespread public health concerns and regulatory actions.

Industry adjustments: Facing pressure, leading e-cigarette brands such as Elfbar have voluntarily stopped selling some sweet products and renamed "Gummy Bear" as "Gami".

Strengthened regulation: Many governments have taken action. For example, Greece has banned the sale of gummy candies and e-cigarette oil in newsstands and mini markets; South Korea has also halted the sale of gummy candies containing cannabis extracts.

Summary
The core of "Gummy vape" is the gummy candy-flavored electronic cigarettes. However, behind this name, there are also the health risks brought by gummy candies containing nicotine or cannabinoids, especially the potential harm to teenagers and children, which is also the focus of global regulatory agencies.