Our Guide to Vaping

We have lots of useful information, guidance and helpful tips regarding vaping, plus you'll be able to read about common problems (and solutions) to a lot of the issues faced by vapers. The main categories are listed to the right and within each one you will find specific relevant topics.

• Problems with e-Cigarette Batteries

  4th November 2020

  Battery is dead and doesn’t light up Most standard electronic cigarette batteries are turned on and off with a 5 click function (5 rapid clicks within 2 seconds). That means the clicks are quite fast and have to be very deliberate, and this is ...

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• What is the best electronic cigarette starter kit?

  16th May 2020

  When e-cigs first hit the market there was very little choice, and there wasn’t today’s confusing array of devices and liquid flavours and nicotine strengths. If you’re now thinking you might want something from the world of e-cigar ...

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• e-Liquid in Mouth - not nice!

  7th May 2020

  This is a common problem and usually caused by a flooded coil and/or a low-powered battery or a battery that is running low on power. Bear in mind too that most e-cigs generally require a lighter draw than a traditional cigarette. See also our articl ...

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• What is CBD E-Liquid

  3rd April 2020

  We no longer stock CBD products but this information may still be helpful as a basic guide which should be taken as relevant at the time of writing. CBD e-liquid is a hemp-based cannabinoid product specially and specifically formulated for vaping wit ...

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• e-Cig has lost its vapour and not getting hot

  31st January 2020

  Vapour - loss of vapour or no vapour Possible and most common causes include clogged battery or tank connections/contacts and the coil not installed correctly. These are the main things to check initially: 1. Coil is correctly installed (ie screwed i ...

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• e-Cig Leaking and Gurgling

  23rd January 2020

  Gurgles and leaks are common issues with e-cig devices and they can often be put right when you understand what might be causing the problem. If you're using a sub-Ohm device (coils less than 1.0 Ohm) please go to the end of this article. Leaking ...

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