Kumi 6 compliance https://kumi6.pages.dev/compliance/new-york/
New York
Statewide, except the five boroughs.
On December 3, 2024, the New York State Department of Health determined that flavored vapor products with 6-Methylnicotine, sometimes marketed as containing NoNic6, are not prohibited by Public Health Law section 1399-mm-1 at this time, “when not expressly sold with the intent to be used in conjunction with a product containing nicotine.”
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, outside the five boroughs
- Tax picture
- Taxed
Not in the five boroughs.
Do not stock or sell Kumi 6 in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens or Staten Island.
New York City’s code bars selling flavored electronic cigarettes and e-liquid, with or without nicotine (NYC Admin. Code §§ 17-715, 20-560).
The proof.
Open document The Department has determined that at this time, such products are not prohibited by Public Health Law Article 13-F (ATUPA) section 1399-mm-1, when not expressly sold with the intent to be used in conjunction with a product containing nicotine.
Recently, flavored vapor products with “nicotine-like” or “nicotine-alternative” ingredients (specifically the synthetic compound 6-Methylnicotine) have become available in the marketplace. Products with these ingredients are sometimes marketed as containing “Metatine” or “NoNic6.”
Know this.
- Never sell Kumi 6 for use with a nicotine product.
- Hold a vapor products dealer certificate at each location (Tax Law § 1183).
- Collect the 20% vapor products tax (Tax Law §§ 1180, 1181).
- Check county and city rules where you sell.
Sources.
Reviewed November 5, 2026. General information, not legal advice. Laws change. Confirm with your counsel before you order.
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