Monthly Archives: June 2016

For long time smokers, quitting or switching to an alternative to their favorite habit can be something of a challenge. Here are a few compelling arguments to make the switch from tobacco cigarettes to e-cigarettes.

Gone are the days when electronic devices had to rely on big, heavy, and inefficient batteries. These days, most of them use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which are a fraction of the size and weight of earlier power sources. E-cigarettes, personal vaporizers, and vape mods are among the devices that have benefitted from these better, more powerful batteries.

While getting into vaping and e-cigarettes can seem like a no-brainer – you just pick one up and inhale, right? – diving right in can quickly overwhelm you. The world of e-cigarettes can be daunting with all these varied terms and information, so why not arm yourself with a little research?

Vaping is becoming more and more popular all over the world, and for good reasons. First of all, vaping is very versatile, with enthusiasts being afforded tons of options in terms of device style and features, nicotine levels, and e-liquid flavors. Secondly, unlike traditional cigarettes, vape devices don’t produce tar residues and smoke, meaning your teeth won’t get stained and you won’t be exposed to the thousands of harmful chemicals produced by the burning of cigarettes.

That being said, you might be thinking of switching to vaping, but you don’t yet know where to begin. This article will serve as a guide to help you begin.

Vaping. E-cigarettes. Fake cigs. Whatever their name, you may have seen them around, or you may have someone you know who uses them instead of real cigarettes. It’s the device that releases fragrant smoke and comes in a variety of ‘flavors’ and scents, from heady vanilla to light and refreshing appletini.

There are some people who use vaping for easier transition to quit tobacco smoking, while there are others who use vaping as a way to smoke without the consequence of lung cancer. You inhale water and exhale vapor, and it looks just like smoke, but smells better and doesn’t have the bite of tobacco zipping down your lungs.

But where did it come from, really?