DISPOSABLE VAPE KITS

Yes, they are. Like any other heating device, however, make sure that you store your vape properly at temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. Hold the device in your palm for a few minutes to warm it up before using it.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

No, you can’t. Disposable vape pens are meant for one-time use. While there may be steps available online to do so, we don’t recommend it as it can compromise your vape’s functionality. Fortunately, when the e-liquid runs out, you can simply purchase another disposable vape. But if you truly want to experience refilling a vape, we recommend purchasing our vape starter kits instead.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

There are several ways to troubleshoot this:

• Check the mouthpiece if there’s any debris clogging the airway. Use a small pointy object that can help you dislodge this.
• Gently tap the side of the cartridge to break any bubbles.
• Check the battery indicator. If it doesn’t light up when you pull, the battery is either used up or it’s a manufacturing error.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

Blinking light typically means the battery is about to go out and it’s time to replace your vape. But if your device is still new and the blinking occurs after a few deep hits, overheating may be the issue. Let it cool for a bit before picking it up again.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

Disposable vapes use two types of nicotine: Freebase nicotine and salt nicotine. 

Freebase nicotine is the classic form that was added in vapes during its early days. It can have a harsher throat hit for a lot of people.

Nicotine salts, on the other hand, come in higher concentrations but it’s smoother on the throat and can mimic what smoking a cigarette feels like. This is a good choice for people who don’t puff too much but still want their nicotine hit.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

Disposable vapes are recommended for beginner vapers as there’s very little barrier to using them with no setup whatsoever required — you can use it straight out of the box. Perfect for vapers on the go, looking to have a backup vape or wanting to bring something more portable on a trip.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

There will usually be instructions on each kit on how to properly dispose of your vape. You can try to disassemble your device and separate which parts can be recycled, but make sure you handle this process with care. You can also check your local council’s guidelines.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

As it only comes with a limited amount of non-refillable e-liquid, disposable vapes do dry out.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

Disposable vapes have built-in batteries that you can only use until they run out. Also note that if the battery runs out even with e-liquid left, you won’t be able to use your vape anymore. Rest assured that we only carry brands with batteries calibrated to run out after you’ve used up your vape liquid.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids. 

This depends largely on the brand and how much e-liquid there is. The brands we carry can give you 300 to 650 puffs.

E-Liquids are also called e-juice or vape juice, and they’re simply the liquid that’s turned into vapour by your vaping device. Although there are countless e-Liquids out there, they generally have a base made of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), with nicotine and flavourings added in. E-Liquids come in different flavours, sizes, and nicotine strengths, so it’s always a unique experience! Certain types of vaping, such as sub-ohm vaping, only work with specific e-Liquids.