Is Vaping only for People who are Interested in Quitting Cigarettes?
While it may have started out as an alternative to smoking, vaping has become a sort of hobby for most people as they enjoy the flavours, there are some who are interested in the variety of e-liquid flavours on offer, and some others who are into blowing big clouds. Matter of fact, the majority of people who vape nowadays are people who were never smokers to begin with. In short, vaping itself is not addictive as long as you opt for the nicotine free liquids
Does E-Liquid contain Dubious Substances?
This is one of the most frequently asked questions about vaping. Typically, e-liquids are made up of a few chief ingredients: propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerine (VG), flavouring, and/or nicotine. All the listed substances are widely considered safe for consumption. Vegetable glycerine is a common ingredient in food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry – the one used in vaping is certified organic vegetable glycerine, provided you are sourcing from a reputable vendor. Same thing with propylene glycol which is also used in asthmatic devices to actually aid in breathing and is considered 100% safe to inhale.
Is a Vaporiser Expensive to Use and Maintain?
Vape devices are affordable and easy to acquire and maintain. In fact, one of the most suitable devices for someone who is looking to give up would be a vape pen that can set you back as little as £20 for a complete starter kit. The only recurring expenditure next to e-liquids, which themselves go for as little as £3 for a certified 10ml bottle, is the coils which last between 10 – 14 days depending on usage.
Are all Vaporisers the same?
No, vaporisers come in different types. There are the sleek vape pens which are small and discreet perfect for most users looking to start, we also have vape pods which are sleek, compact devices ideal for heavy nicotine users and finally we devices that are used for blowing big clouds these are called sub ohm kits or mods.
Which E-Liquid is Best for me?
Sadly the only way to find this out is to give it a try and see what flavours you lean more towards and those that don’t do it for you, for example you may lean more towards the sweet fruit side of flavours or more for a regular tobacco flavour
