Whats Up with Capacity Rules!

[vapor_productions]

This question comes to mind every time Im refilling my Armour G,while my Chillax dispo last for days without the hassle.

Why are Open System limited to 2-5ml eliquid capacity,while Disposables are allowed to much higher capacities?

Other than Design,does this means Disposables have weaker Regulations?

[KiwiKissmi]

Interesting point! I think the 2-5ml limit for open systems is more about safety and preventing leaks, especially with refillable tanks. Disposables might get away with larger capacities because they’re sealed.

[Reggie]

Could it be about waste? Open systems are reusable, so smaller capacities encourage refilling and reduce waste. Disposables are, well, disposable, so they’re designed for convenience, not sustainability

[Urbnvapes]

i’ve just posted this mate hope it helps, read the full info in the General section.

Why and what are the limitations in the UK vape industry

Hey guys hope you are all good. I was asked about the limits in the UK when it comes to tank size and juice limits, here is a bit of info hope it help. One of the pivotal stipulations of the TPD is the restriction on vape tank size. The directive restricts vape tank, pod, and cartridge capacity to no more than 2ml. This regulation was implemented to ensure that electronic cigarettes and related products are used responsibly and that consumers are protected from excessive nicotine intake. Des…

[PeterPorker]

From what I understand, it’s mainly due to how open systems are categorized under TPD (in the EU) and similar frameworks elsewhere. They’re often seen as more “modifiable,” so they’re given tighter controls—like the 2ml cap. Disposables somehow fly under the radar because they’re sealed and “single use,” which regulators treat differently… for now.