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When modern day electronic cigarettes were first introduced to the world, they went virtually unnoticed. Regarded as more of a novelty item than a device that would one day evolve into a multi-billion-dollar industry, government officials, corporations, and individuals did not pay much attention to them whatsoever. However, from the moment ecigs began gaining momentum and rising in popularity, the threat to the interests of tobacco and pharmaceutical companies came to light, thereby commencing a relentless war on vaping that continues to this day.

Beginning in the late 2000s and picking up tremendous momentum in the current decade, vaping as it is known has become an international phenomenon that shows no sign of receding. Despite the benefits of vaping in the prescribed manner, there are those that are willing to push the edge. The combustible mix of youthful energy and the mischievous deployment of technology has led to another phenomenon -- vaping alcohol.

The vast majority of vapers have endured the horrible experience of dry and burnt hits at least once through their vaping journey. Some unfortunate individuals may be experiencing this more regularly, leading them to ask the question, why? What causes burnt hit? How can they be prevented? This article will answer these questions and help ensure that you never have to deal with this horrible situation again.

One of the most common and frustrating occurrences with respect to vape tanks is flooding and gurgling. This arises when the atomizer coil is oversaturated with e-juice, resulting in an overabundance of liquid within the coil. In such a situation, the amount of e-juice is overwhelming to the atomizer coil, and the heat is incapable of vaporizing all of the liquid that is present at that time. This flooding, then, results in a gurgling sound that is often accompanied by leaks and spitback. Here are some general steps that you can take to help reduce and eliminate flooding and gurgling of your atomizer coils and tanks.

Most experienced vapers have dealt with the all too common problem of leaking tanks at least once. There’s nothing more frustrating than being out of the house when your tank decides to start leaking. However, a tank that seeps e-juice isn’t necessarily defective, and can often be resolved rather effortlessly. Here are some easy troubleshooting tips on how to identify, fix, and properly maintain a leaking vape tank and clearomizer.

If you have been vaping for even a short while, chances are that you have come across the terms “mouth-to-lung hits” and “straight-to-lung hits.” There is widespread confusion regarding this topic as it relates to terminology, devices, and which one is best. This article will help shed some light on this topic and hopefully answer your questions as well.

If you have been vaping for a while, chances are that you have come across the term “steeping” at least once. Some strongly argue that steeping your e-liquids will substantially add to its flavor, while others claim that it diminishes the taste of them. Some assert that it doesn’t alter the flavor much at all. So, which side is right? Should you steep your e-juices or not? This article will discuss the steeping process in depth, and will help answer these questions and others for you as well

There is no denying the fact that box MODs have been the biggest craze within the vaping industry over the past year. However, with the vast available selection of devices, it is very difficult to ascertain which box MODs are truly the best. This article will seek to shed some light on this topic.

Correctly priming your atomizer coil is extremely easy, and can be done very rapidly. The benefits that coil priming offers is certainly worth the minute or two it takes to do accomplish. You will have a much more enjoyable vaping experience, while simultaneously increasing the life of the coil. Primed coils provide for much better flavor and vapor production, as well as substantially adding to its lifespan.

Inasmuch as the new Kangertech Stainless Steel Organic Cotton Coils (SSOCC) perform remarkably well, there is an immense amount of confusion surrounding them. Due to the name, it is natural to assume that the wire material of the coils is in fact made with stainless steel. However, this is certainly not the case. This brief article is meant to clear up the confusion once and for all.