Vaping is an alternative method of consuming nicotine wherein the user is not exposed to the same carcinogens that normal nicotine products such as cigarettes would produce.

Vaping or the consumption of e-liquid is the process of vaporizing an oil-based solution comprised of propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, flavoring, and the optional addition of nicotine. E-liquid vaporizers use buildable coils or coil heads comprising of two core components, conductive wire, and cotton. Cotton absorbs the e-liquid and keeps the conductive wire immersed in the oil while the wire receives a circuit from a battery which induces heat and vaporization.

In the United States the federal smoking and vaping age has recently been raised to 21.

PG stands for propylene glycol and VG stands for vegetable glycerin.

Nicotine salt is a type of naturally occurring nicotine that forms in leaf tobacco. It is considered to be more stable and smoother than its freebase contemporary. It is almost exclusively utilized in pod systems or other smaller devices that trade a smaller size for less vapor production. This is because where most freebase solutions over 18mg are considered too harsh while nicotine salt can easily reach 50mg while retaining a smooth and comfortable sensation.

A cigarette can contain anywhere between 6mg and 28mg of nicotine.

The consumption of vaporized substances dates back to ancient times. Ancient Egyptians are known to have vaporized herbs and inhaled their contents for medicinal and cultural reasons. The first contemporary e-cigarettes were introduced to the market in the mid-2000s.

Nicotine is detectable in urine and blood up to four days after consumption.

Smoking is the consumption of tobacco via the burning tobacco leaf and/or the various carcinogens and toxins often included in cigarettes. Vaping is the consumption of carcinogen-free oils that have been vaporized (not burned) by an electronic vaporizer.

Yes and no. Customers looking to simply quit smoking via the vapor alternative often invest in smaller devices that consume e-liquid at a lesser rate and typically notice the savings shortly after the purchase. Customers who are more interested in vapor production and maximum flavor typically use larger devices that consume juice at a greater rate and may not experience the same savings.

No. Vaping is regulated in this way much the same as smoking. You are free to vape in most outdoor public spaces and on your own property, however, property belonging to other individuals or the state is subject to their discretion.

Yes. Because the senses of taste and smell are closely linked, you will almost definitely be able to smell any vapor you produce. Unlike cigarettes, however, vapor does not stain drywall, upholstery, carpet, etc. and will not stain/linger or damage the value of such surfaces.

Mouth-to-Lung refers to the sensation of pulling smoke or vapor into the back of one’s mouth and then inhaling. Pod systems and other smaller devices typically mimic this sensation which is similar to that of a cigarette. Direct Lung is the sensation of directly inhaling a substance, similar to an inhaler. Devices such as RDAs, RTAs, and tanks usually utilize this sensation.