Anti Vape Resources

E-vaporisers and vaping are illegal in Singapore. Recent trends show these devices being used to deliver harmful substances like etomidate and other controlled drugs. These products are deliberately designed to appeal to youth through attractive packaging and marketing.

NCADA applauds the move to classify etomidate as a Class C controlled drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act (MDA) as an interim measure, pending the Ministry of Health’s development of more appropriate legislation.

Forum: Safeguarding society from drug scourge a collective responsibility

The recent rise in the abuse of drug-laced vapes and products such as “Kpods” is troubling. These products may appear harmless but contain harmful substances such as synthetic cannabinoids, cocaine, and pharmaceutical drugs like etomidate, which are not intended for recreational use.

Health Risks of Vaping

Learn more about the health harms of vaping through these resources from the Health Promotion Board: https://www.healthhub.sg/programmes/iquit/e-cig/.

For Support

For comprehensive information on vaping, including disposal locations, support services, and resources for parents, visit the national Stop Vaping microsite: https://www.gov.sg/stopvaping

For Parents - Tips on Discussing Vaping

Learn how to have open conversations with your child about vaping through casual, curious, and candid approaches. Access practical guidance and download the Parent's Guide on Vaping for conversation starters and tips: For Parents - Tips on Discussing Vaping with your Child | gov.sg and Parents Guide on Vaping