How does child safety work with disposable vapes?

The Tobacco Products Act requires that e-cigarettes be designed to be "child-resistant and tamper-evident". In addition, the CLP Regulation requires that liquids containing nicotine must have a child-resistant closure. However, there is no clear definition of what is considered child-resistant and whether children are allowed to smoke an e-cigarette at all. As a result, manufacturers of disposable vapes have incorporated their own safety mechanism to protect children from nicotine-containing vapour. However, many vapers have not noticed these changes and are afraid that their device is broken.  The manufacturers of disposable vapes have developed various methods to equip their devices with a child safety device. With the HQD brand, you have to pull the vape three times in quick succession to activate or deactivate it. When the device is in use, a light on the back lights up. With 187 Strassenbande vapes, it is possible to close the air slot on the back so that you cannot pull on the vape. All the necessary information about the parental control is usually stated on the packaging, so you can vape without worry.