Grape Vape Australia 2025: Best Flavours, Prices & Legal Guide

Key Takeaways

• Grape vape flavours remain among Australia’s top-selling e-liquid options in 2025
• All nicotine vaping products require a prescription under current TGA regulations
• Average price for disposable grape vapes ranges from $15-$30 AUD depending on brand and quality
• Australian vapers can legally purchase grape vape products from licensed pharmacies or authorised online retailers

1. How much does Grape Vape cost in Australia?

In 2025, Grape Vape devices typically range from $49 to $129 AUD depending on the model and features. E-liquid refills cost between $15 and $30 AUD for 30ml bottles, with nicotine-containing variants requiring a prescription under Australian law.

2. Is vaping grape-flavoured e-liquid legal in Australia?

Yes, but with restrictions. Since October 2021, all nicotine vaping products require a doctor’s prescription in Australia. Non-nicotine grape flavoured e-liquids can be purchased without prescription, but state laws vary on usage in public spaces.

3. How does Grape Vape compare to traditional cigarettes in Australia?

While considered less harmful than smoking, vaping isn’t risk-free. The TGA states vaping may help some smokers quit, but non-smokers should not start. Grape Vape offers no tar but still delivers nicotine (if prescribed) and other chemicals.

4. Where can I legally vape in Australia?

Vaping laws mirror smoking bans in most states. You cannot vape in enclosed public spaces, near children’s play areas, or on public transport. Some states like Queensland have additional restrictions – always check local regulations.

5. What safety certifications should I look for when buying Grape Vape products?

Ensure devices meet Australian Electrical Safety Standards (RCM mark). E-liquids should be TGA-approved if containing nicotine, or from reputable Australian manufacturers for nicotine-free options. Avoid imported products without proper certification.

6. Can I import Grape Vape products from overseas?

As of 2025, importing nicotine vaping products without a valid prescription is illegal. The TGA allows personal importation of up to 3 months’ supply with a prescription, but taxes and customs fees often make local purchase more economical.

Step 1: Obtain Necessary Prescription (For Nicotine Products)

Consult with an Australian GP or through the TGA’s Authorised Prescriber Scheme to get a nicotine vaping prescription if required.

Step 2: Purchase From Licensed Retailers

Buy your Grape Vape device and e-liquids from reputable Australian suppliers displaying proper certifications.

Step 3: Charge Your Device Safely

Use only the provided charger and power at 240V Australian standard. Never leave charging unattended.

Step 4: Prime Your Coil

Add 3-5 drops of e-liquid to new coils and wait 5 minutes before first use to prevent burning.

Step 5: Adjust Settings

Start at lower wattage (10-15W) and gradually increase to find your preferred grape flavour intensity.

Step 6: Dispose Responsibly

Batteries must be recycled at approved e-waste centres – never in household bins due to fire risk.

About the Author

Dr. Emily Chen, is a Sydney-based respiratory specialist and harm reduction researcher with over 15 years’ experience in smoking cessation. As a member of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand, she has contributed to national vaping policy development and regularly advises the TGA on nicotine regulation. Dr. Chen’s clinical work at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital focuses on tobacco-related disease prevention.