Tobacco and Vaping Laws in Nevada
How Nevada law treats smoking and vaping age, from the state code and official state agencies.
Short answer: Nevada sets 21 as the minimum age for buying tobacco, vapor and alternative nicotine products. Retailers must post a notice that selling these products to anyone under 21 is prohibited by law (fine up to $100 for not posting), and knowingly selling cigarettes to someone under 21 over the… NRS 202.2493(2), 202.24935, 202.2494
| Smoking and vaping age | Nevada sets 21 as the minimum age for buying tobacco, vapor and alternative nicotine products. Retailers must post a notice that selling these products to anyone under 21 is prohibited by law (fine up to $100 for not posting), and knowingly selling cigarettes to someone under 21 over the internet, phone or other electronic network carries a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per violation plus possible license action. Cigarette vending machines may be placed only where people under 21 may not loiter. The main in-store sales prohibition and its penalty, and any penalty on minors for possession, were not found in the portion of chapter 202 read. |
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FAQ
What is the smoking and vaping age in Nevada?
Nevada sets 21 as the minimum age for buying tobacco, vapor and alternative nicotine products. Retailers must post a notice that selling these products to anyone under 21 is prohibited by law (fine up to $100 for not posting), and knowingly selling cigarettes to someone under 21 over the internet, phone or other electronic network carries a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per violation plus possible license action. Cigarette vending machines may be placed only where people under 21 may not loiter.
General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.