At present, the European Union does not have a specific directive or standard governing electronic cigarette products, so electronic cigarettes will be considered as consumer products, such as Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Ireland, Spain, Italy, and Poland. On the other hand, e-cigarettes sold in Belgium, Finland, Sweden, and Denmark will be considered pharmaceutical products. Greece completely prohibits the sale of such products. Regarding the US market, the safety of e-cigarettes is currently controversial. According to certain e-cigarette research conducted by the FDA in 2009, e-cigarette products contain certain carcinogens. However, after the publication of this research report, it sparked great controversy. Our testing project includes: partial testing of key components of electronic cigarettes for tobacco oil. 1) Nicotine testing according to California 65 requirements. 2) Determination of four specific nitrosamine compounds according to FDA technical documents. 3) Testing of harmful substances such as propylene glycol and diethylene glycol in electronic cigarette oil. 4) The heavy metals in electronic cigarette oil were determined by referring to the method of heavy metals in nicotine in the USP of the United States Pharmacopoeia. 5) The microbial content and anti-corrosion efficacy of electronic cigarettes were tested according to the requirements of the USP of the United States Pharmacopoeia. 6) TRA Toxicity Analysis - EU and US 7) Electronic Cigarette MSDS Safety Data Sheet Service - According to EU 2001/58/EC, 1999/45/EC, 67/548/EEC, Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006; International standards such as 29 CFR 1910.1200 (g) and ISO 11014-1 in the United States have issued safety data sheets. Battery testing: 1) UN 38.3 and other 2) Key battery performance testing such as over heating 3) EU 2006/66/EC and US Public Law 104-142 food contact material testing: 1) US FDA and GRAS (such as stainless steel and other materials) 2) EU Food Contact Directive EC 10/2011 Part 2 testing for electronic cigarette products. In addition to the testing of electronic cigarette components mentioned above, testing for electronic cigarette products, The following requirements also need to be met: 1) Export to the EU RoHS Directive 2) Evaluation of labels and instructions (such as country of origin, CE Mark, etc.) 3) Claim Verification - used to evaluate whether consumers have been deceived, etc. 4) Testing requirements specified by retailers and brand owners

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