ECigarettes & Vaping

Like anything else, safety always comes first. Anyone who vapes should be aware of some safety precautions, as well as the proper way of handling mods, batteries, pens, or e-cigarettes.

Beware of the batteries - Don’t leave your mod or batteries in strange places that are hot or too close to your body. Avoid carrying batteries in pockets, purses, or wallets. Overheating of the battery can cause explosions and gas production among other things.

Don’t let your mod overheat - because there are batteries inside mod’s, overheat can spell disaster. If you feel that the mod is getting too hot, set it down. Take a break from vaping until it cools back down. There is nothing worse than an overheated mod. Using these mod’s could lead to the batteries leaking strong chemicals.

Keep the juice off your skin - e-cigarette juice is for going into the refill cartridge of your e-cig. Not on your skin. Spills may happen, still, it’s crucial not to let the juice touch your bare skin.
The skin is like a sponge and will soak up e-cigarette juice spills which means soaking up a highly concentrated amount of nicotine. This spells trouble for any human being! Too large of a dose could cause negative side effects. Some may experience nausea, vomiting, anxiety, or dizziness (aka nicotine poisoning).

Only buy juice from reputable places - this is vital for your safety. The last thing you want to do is vape a substance that has harsh chemicals in it, isn’t built reach hot temperatures or something that becomes toxic to inhale when heated.

Don’t put anything inside that isn’t meant for it! - it’s as simple as that. Stick to products intended for e-cigarette use to avoid accidents.

Have a secure keeping place for your vape - you’ll want to keep your e-cigarette’s, pens, and mods out of the reach of children, teens, or pets.

Take care of your body - more important than anything else, take care of your body. Listen to what your body is telling you when you vape. This is key for vape safety! Vaping can cause dehydration, so drinking water is important to stay hydrated.

Should you choose to shop from the comfort of your home online, here are some tips and tricks to make sure you shop safely, securely and smartly:

• Shop with trusted online retailers or do thorough research before making purchases from unknown retailer sites.
• Never provide your credit card information if you do not see the ‘padlock’ on the upper left-hand side of your address bar, or if the address begins with “http://” instead of “https://”.

• Keep your information private. If the retailer asks for too much information such as your birth-date and social security numbers, do not complete the transaction.
• After shopping online, it’s a good idea to keep a close eye on all your banking statements, checking them weekly rather than by the month, just in case something slipped to a hacker. Notify your cardholder service if there are any discrepancies immediately.
• Maintain good virus protection on your computer to prevent spyware and other hacks from accessing your information. Many trusted anti-virus services are available online for free so you can take advantage of convenient online shopping.
• Avoid using public Wi-Fi to do your shopping, rather use secure connections.
• Be cautious of unsolicited emails and pop-up internet adverts with too-good-to-be-true offers. Use caution when a deal is drastically better than others and always double-check before clicking on ads.