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19.8% of the adult population are daily smokers
There are approximately 6,534 daily smokers in Marshall Islands
34.7% of men are daily smokers but only 4.2% of women
Country profile
Data sourced:
2025.
Page updated:
2026-07-01
Smoking in Marshall Islands
58
Deaths
Each year, 58 deaths in Marshall Islands are attributed to tobacco smoking.
5.8%
e-cigarette vaping
According to data from 2023, the prevalence of E-cigarettes use in Marshall Islands was 5.8%.
Nicotine Vaping Devices
in Marshall Islands
There is no information available about regulations of e-cigarettes in Marshal Islands. If you have an update, please send an email to the GSTHR team. In 2023, approximately 5.8% of adults in Marshall Islands reported using E-cigarettes. Among adult women, the prevalence of current e-cigarette vaping is 3.6%. An estimated 8% of adult men are current E-cigarettes users.
Heated Tobacco Products
in Marshall Islands
There are no specific laws for Heated Tobacco Products (HTPs) in Marshall Islands. If you have any updates, please share with the GSTHR team.
Nicotine Replacement Therapy
in Marshall Islands
Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) is legally allowed in Marshal Islands, including the sale and purchase of its products without a prescription from pharmacies. They are included on the country’s essential drugs list, therefore, the government partially covers NRT cost.
Snus
in Marshall Islands
Used in Scandinavia for more than 200 years, snus is providing smokers in Sweden and Norway with an alternative to combustible cigarettes. Find out what it is, and why it is considered a safer nicotine product in our briefing paper.
Pouches
in Marshall Islands
Nicotine pouches are a relatively new product which can provide users of high-risk tobacco with an alternative that poses fewer risks to their health. Read more about nicotine pouches in our briefing paper
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We cannot guarantee that the information is up to date or accurate, as the regulatory status of different product
categories can change at short notice and with little publicity.
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