The US and Some of the Shisha restrictions

Shisha (also known as hookah or waterpipe) restrictions in the United States can vary depending on the state and local jurisdiction. However, here are some general rules and regulations related to shisha use:

1. Age restrictions: Many states have age restrictions on shisha use, with 18 or 21 being the most common age limits.
2. Indoor smoking bans: Many states and local jurisdictions have indoor smoking bans that prohibit smoking of any kind, including shisha, in enclosed public places and workplaces.
3. Outdoor smoking bans: Some states and local jurisdictions have outdoor smoking bans that prohibit smoking of any kind, including shisha, in certain outdoor public areas, such as parks and beaches.
4. Flavour bans: Some states and local jurisdictions have flavour bans on shisha, prohibiting the sale of flavoured shisha, including fruit and candy flavours.
5. Retail restrictions: Some states and local jurisdictions have retail restrictions on shisha, such as requiring a special license to sell shisha or limiting the number of shisha lounges in a certain area.

Furthermore, here are some common restrictions related to Shisha use in certain states and cities:

1. California: Indoor smoking of any kind, including shisha, is prohibited in most enclosed public places and workplaces throughout the state. Many cities, including San Francisco and Los Angeles, have also implemented outdoor smoking bans that include Shisha.
2. New York: Indoor smoking, including shisha, is prohibited in most enclosed public places and workplaces in New York City. Additionally, the city has implemented a ban on the sale of flavoured shisha.
3. Chicago: Indoor smoking of any kind, including shisha, is prohibited in most enclosed public places and workplaces throughout the city. The city has also implemented a ban on the sale of flavoured shisha.
4. Massachusetts: Indoor smoking of any kind, including shisha, is prohibited in most enclosed public places and workplaces throughout the state. The state has also implemented a ban on the sale of flavoured shisha.
5. Washington State: Indoor smoking of any kind, including shisha, is prohibited in most enclosed public places and workplaces throughout the state. Additionally, the state has implemented a ban on the sale of flavoured shisha.

It’s important to check with the state and local jurisdictions for specific shisha regulations and restrictions. The American Lung Association and the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids are good resources for information on tobacco and shisha laws in the United States.