The French Parliament has recently voted unanimously to ban the sale of disposable e-cigarettes. The decision, passed with 104 votes in favor and none against, highlights France's commitment to reducing environmental harm and protecting public health. Disposable devices have gained popularity among young people thanks to their sweet flavors and low price, but they have also sparked public debate due to their high usage rates among minors and their environmental impact. As single-use products, they generate significant amounts of electronic and plastic waste, which are difficult to recycle properly. The new law prohibits the production and sale of disposable e-cigarettes throughout France. Final approval from the Senate and official publication are still pending, but the ban could come into effect by the end of 2025. France thus joins Belgium, the first country to ban these devices, with the aim of limiting access to them and reducing their environmental impact.