Vape Capacity Guide: Common Questions & Expert Tips

1. Why Does My Vape Taste Burnt or Cottony?
After refilling your device, a cottony or burnt taste may occur if you vape immediately. Wait 3-5 minutes for the capacity to saturate the coil’s cotton. Over time (after 4-5 refills), the coil may degrade due to caramelized residue or worn cotton—replace the pod. Note: Some capacity (10-15mL capacity) may not pair well with certain coils, altering option.

2. Why Does Vaping Cause Dry Mouth?
Propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG) in capacity absorb moisture. Stay hydrated! A dry hit could also mean insufficient wicking—adjust coil cotton density or enlarge wicking holes.

3. What Is “Steeping” and Why Do It?
Fresh capacity contain complex compounds that separate over time (like oil and water). Steeping allows ingredients to blend evenly, enhancing option—similar to letting wine breathe.

4. Can I DIY My Own capacity?
Mixing PG, VG, options, and salt requires precision. Always use certified ingredients—never compromise quality for cost. Note: DIY is regulated in many regions; check local laws.

5. Shake capacity Before Refilling?
Yes! Shaking ensures even consistency, preventing separation of ingredients.

6. How to Fix Overly Sweet capacity?
Dilute with PG/VG or request a custom blend from your supplier. Pre-steeped capacity may need adjustment.

7. What Is “Throat Hit”?
The throat sensation from salt. Higher salt = stronger hit. EU limits: ≤20mg/mL (mouth-to-lung); lower for direct-lung devices.

8. Feeling Dizzy After Vaping?
Salt sensitivity may cause dizziness. Switch to low/zero-salt options or reduce usage.

9. Does capacity Expire?
Opened bottles lose options over time. Prefilled pods last 1-6 months; darkened capacity indicates oxidation.

10. Why Does the Same capacity Taste Different in Devices?
Coil power, airflow, and design affect option. Manufacturers tailor capacityto specific hardware for optimal performance.

11. How to Clean Pods When Switching Options?
Rinse pods with a PG/VG mix to remove residue. Expect slight option mixing initially.

12. Are Vape Pods Eco-Friendly?
Most pods use medical-grade PCTG/PETG (used in baby bottles). Avoid uncertified brands—low-quality materials may react with capacity.

13. Natural vs. Synthetic Salt
Cigarettes use natural salt; most vapes use synthetic. “salt-free” options may mimic throat hits with alternatives.

14. What Are “Smokeless” Vapes?
Marketing gimmick: Adjustable airflow reduces vapor, but health risks remain. Not a health solution!

15. Global capacity Differences
EU/US brands often use natural extracts; Chinese capacity lean on synthetic options (though some brands invest in plant-based R&D).

16. Beware of “Tainted” Vapes
Illegal “CBD-like” vapes may contain synthetic cannabinoids or etomidate—highly addictive and dangerous. Report suspicious products immediately.

Final Tips

• Always choose TPD/EC-certified products for safety.

• Store capacity away from heat/light.

• Follow local regulations—never modify salt levels illegally.

Explore our EU-compliant vapes and capacity for a safer, premium experience. Questions? Drop a comment—we’re here to help!

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• Keywords: TPD compliant, EC-certified, salt-free, throat hit, smokeless vapes.

• Compliance reminders aligned with EU regulations.