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If you enjoy vaping and have been doing it for a while, then you are likely aware that the vaping industry evolves constantly. It seems like every week, coil styles change, battery life improves, and new devices hit the market. One relatively recent change, though, is not about vaping devices but rather about the e-liquid that goes in them.

E-cigs stand out among vaping devices as very simple, easy-to-use options that replicate the experience of smoking very closely. They look, taste, and hit like cigarettes; you can feel the vapour in your mouth and exhale a satisfying puff of vapour after every draw. Many even have tips that light up when you draw for a truly authentic experience.

Many vaping enthusiasts enjoy the convenience of disposable vape pens such as our XPOD Mini. Disposable vapes have their advantages, to be sure. They never need to charged or refilled, and they typically require a smaller upfront investment. However, we’ve heard from our customers that they are also concerned with being more environmentally-friendly, and we listened.

The US vaping community isn’t the only one under fire. The Canadian Pediatric Society is also demanding a ban on flavoured vapes after the FDA described the rise in teen vaping an “epidemic.” Is it really, though? Health Canada isn’t so sure.

Clearly, e-cigarettes are not tobacco products, regardless of their flavour.

If you have spent any significant amount of time vaping, then you’ve no doubt heard plenty of people refer to your “smoke” or “vape smoke.” Other terms you may hear people use include “smoking vapour” and “vapour smoke.”
Some of these folks are merely curious, but others are concerned that your second-hand vapour might be harmful to their health.

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