Smoking in Bhutan
The number of daily smokers in Bhutan is 24337. The prevalence of daily tobacco smoking among adults is 4.3%. 221 people in Bhutan die from tobacco smoking-related diseases each year. The mortality rate associated with tobacco smoking is 5.87%. Cigarettes is allowed.
Deaths
In Bhutan, 221 people die each year due to tobacco smoking.
Nicotine Vaping Devices
in Bhutan
In 2004, Bhutan banned tobacco and tobacco products from being produced or sold in the country – this measure included e-cigarettes in the ban. It is legal to bring e-cigarette products into the country for personal use, although they are subject to import duties and carriers must show proof of taxation. Products imported for personal use must display health warnings, and cannot promote tobacco by 'false means', in ways that are misleading or are likely to create an incorrect impression about their nature (i.e. by making health claims about e-cigarettes). E-cigarettes are prohibited in both indoor and outdoor public places and, if used, are subject to fines and/or police enforcement action.
Heated Tobacco Products
in Bhutan
You can't advertise HTP in Bhutan.
Nicotine Replacement Therapy
in Bhutan
You can't advertise NRT in Bhutan.
Snus
in Bhutan
There is currently no information about using snus.
Pouches
in Bhutan
There is currently no information about using pouches.