When it comes to the science of vaping, one partnership that you don’t want to mess around with is that of resistance level (your coil) and wattage (your mod’s output).  That’s why, when you buy a pack of coils, whether it be for your adjustable-wattage pod system or your box mod system, you’ll find a blurb on the package that states the recommended or “best” wattage. Today, we’re going to explore that concept more deeply, because you may not realize how much you’re sabotaging your own vaping satisfaction by not following that advice.  In fact, failing to do so could even be dangerous, under certain circumstances.

Did you know that vape coils are a critical component of any vaping setup?  So important, in fact, you simply cannot have a vaping experience without one.  People even go to meticulous efforts, in order to find the absolute best coil to support their vaping mod and atomizer, knowing that by choosing carefully, they’ll be rewarded with delicious flavor, and the clouds of their dreams. Choosing the best coil is half the battle – and hardware manufacturers make that easier than ever with starter kits, which include a coil carefully developed or selected by the brand specifically for the vaping device that you’re using – but, preparing and maintaining that coil are equally important.  One step that many people mistakenly skip when first starting out as a vaper is priming.  That’s why we want to fill all you vapers in on the ins and outs priming your coils, and how to do it properly depending on the type of vaping setup that you’re using.