Disposable electronic cigarette Recall – EU Safety Gate

Published by Reclia Safety Desk | July 21, 2026

Recall Information Record – Reclia Database Entry

1. Recall Summary
The European Commission’s Safety Gate system has published a recall notice for a disposable electronic cigarette product. The recall was initiated by the notifying country, Lithuania, under case number SR/01517/26. The product is identified as a disposable electronic cigarette sold under the name “Aruba,” with model number DUH2298. The recall is based on a finding that the product contains an excessive concentration of nicotine, which poses a chemical risk to consumers. The product does not comply with the requirements of the Tobacco Products Directive. The measure ordered is the withdrawal of the product from the market. The date of entry into force of the measure is not specified in the recall notice.

2. Affected Products
– Product type: Disposable electronic cigarette
– Brand: Not specified in the recall notice (brand field is null)
– Name: Aruba
– Model / Type number: DUH2298
– Batch number: Not specified in the recall notice
– Barcode: 5060927967973
– Country of origin: People’s Republic of China
– Notifying country: Lithuania
– Production dates: Not specified in the recall notice
– Company recall code: Not specified in the recall notice

The recall notice does not provide a specific date range or batch number for affected units. Consumers who possess a disposable electronic cigarette matching the name “Aruba” and model number DUH2298, with the barcode 5060927967973, should consider the product subject to this recall.

3. Hazard Information
The recall notice identifies the risk type as “Chemical.” The specific danger is that the product has an excessive concentration of nicotine, measured at up to 2.3 mg/ml. This concentration exceeds the limits permitted under the Tobacco Products Directive. The notice states that this excessive nicotine level could lead to the accidental consumption of a high dose of nicotine. Nicotine is described in the notice as acutely toxic, and the notice warns that the product can endanger the user’s safety, notably if the product comes into contact with the skin or is ingested. The recall notice does not mention any laceration hazard or non-compliance beyond the chemical risk related to nicotine concentration. The level of risk is classified by the notifying authority as “Serious risk.”

4. Consumer Action Required
The recall notice does not provide specific instructions directed at consumers regarding what they should do with the product. The official measure ordered is the withdrawal of the product from the market, which is a measure directed at the economic operator (the importer). Consumers who have purchased the “Aruba” disposable electronic cigarette (model DUH2298, barcode 5060927967973) are advised to stop using the product immediately and to contact the retailer or importer for further guidance. The recall notice does not include a consumer-facing recall URL or a specific consumer hotline number.

5. Official Remedy
The official remedy ordered by the notifying authority is the withdrawal of the product from the market. The type of economic operator to whom the measure was ordered is the importer. The recall notice does not specify a refund, replacement, or repair as a remedy for consumers. The date of entry into force of the measure is listed as “Unknown.” No information is provided regarding whether consumers will receive a refund or a replacement product.

6. Contact Information
– Notifying country: Lithuania
– Case number: SR/01517/26
– Safety Gate reference URL: https://ec.europa.eu/safety-gate-alerts/screen/webReport/alertDetail/10099036
– Product image URL: https://ec.europa.eu/safety-gate-alerts/public/api/notification/image/11009443
– Brand contact information: Not specified in the recall notice
– Importer contact information: Not specified in the recall notice
– Consumer hotline or email: Not specified in the recall notice

Consumers seeking additional information are directed to the official Safety Gate alert page for case SR/01517/26, or to their national consumer safety authority in Lithuania. No other contact details are provided in the source data.

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