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Kentucky

Outside Kentucky’s PMTA rule.

SB 100 imposes PMTA certification on “nicotine vapor products,” so non-nicotine products like Kumi 6 are not subject to it.

NoNic6 is 6-methylnicotine, a nicotine analog. Non-nicotine does not mean risk-free. NoNic6 may be addictive and acutely toxic.

Where we sell: Available
Tax picture: Taxed

The proof.

Email thread with Kentucky’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, April 21 to 24, 2025, with names and addresses redacted. Asked about a product with 0MG of nicotine, ABC says there is no vape directory or registry, that a hemp or cannabinoid product needs a permit from the Kentucky Department for Public Health, and that otherwise no ABC license or permit is needed. — **RE: Kentucky Tobacco/Vape Directory Inquiry** Agency document. April 21 to 24, 2025.

Excerpt of a legal review of Kentucky Senate Bill 100. It says SB 100 imposes its PMTA certification requirement only on nicotine vapor products, so zero-nicotine vapor products like Kumi 6 are not subject to it. It calls this an apparent carve out for cannabis and THC vaporizer products, and says non-nicotine vapor products are still subject to Kentucky excise tax. — **Legal review: Impact of SB 100 on Non-Nicotine Vapor Products** Legal review. Undated.

The seller’s question, April 24, 2025

“That is why we are asking if there are any requirements from the ABC on products containing 6 Methyl?”

The agency’s answer, April 24, 2025

No requirements from ABC. I can’t speak to any other regulatory requirements.

Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control staff, name redacted Kentucky ABC email, April 24, 2025 Copy on request from Legal@kumisixofficial.com

There is no “vape directory” or registry.

Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control staff, name redacted Kentucky ABC email, April 21, 2025

ABC does not permit or approve (or register) any vapor product.

Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control staff, name redacted Kentucky ABC email, April 24, 2025 Copy on request from Legal@kumisixofficial.com

SB 100 only imposes PMTA certification requirement on “nicotine vapor products.” Therefore, zero-nicotine (like Kumi6) vapor products are not subject to Kentucky’s PMTA certification requirement.

Legal review of Kentucky SB 100 Legal review, Impact of SB 100 on Non-Nicotine Vapor Products Undated

A retailer of nicotine vapor products containing nicotine shall only sell authorized nicotine vapor products.

Kentucky General Assembly KRS 438.316(1) Effective April 10, 2026 Read KRS 438.316

Yes, effective July 1, 2026, all retail establishments MUST hold a tobacco, nicotine, or vapor product license to sell tobacco.

Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Frequently Asked Questions: Tobacco in Kentucky File dated July 20, 2026 Read the FAQ

Know this.

Hold a Kentucky retail license, required since July 1, 2026.
Pay excise tax, with or without nicotine (KRS 138.130, 138.140).
Confirm with the Department of Revenue how a disposable is counted.
Delivered orders need an age 21 ID check, a signature and the package label.

Sources.

Reviewed November 5, 2026. General information, not legal advice. Laws change. Confirm with your counsel before you order.

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