Korean lil Vape Review
On my last trip to South Korea on July 20, I bought a lil e-cigarette and used it for a week. For friends around me who want to quit smoking or smoke less, here are a few genuine impressions: 1. I read many comments saying lil produces very little tar, an
During my last trip to South Korea (on July 20), I bought a lil vaping device and after using it for a week, I summarized the following genuine feelings for friends who want to quit smoking or reduce their smoking:
1. I saw many reviews saying that lil has very little tar, and I can confirm this from my own experience. During use, some tar is produced, but it stays in the pod. It's also evident that after using it, my mouth and lips hardly change color, unlike traditional cigarettes which leave the filter yellow and have a lot of tar.
2. Initially, I found the flavor of the pod a bit unfamiliar, but after a few puffs, I gradually got used to it and didn't feel addicted.
3. After a week of use, I slowly began to reduce my dependence on traditional cigarettes. Personally, I feel that I can no longer smoke regular tobacco, and when I do, it has a foul smell.
4. Although Fiit (Korean tobacco sticks) is quite expensive in the domestic market, it's worth it for my health. If you think about it differently, spending a bit more now might save you more money after quitting smoking.
5. The secondhand smoke produced has a very faint smell, and it's almost undetectable a meter or two away. Occasionally using it in public places doesn't attract any attention.
That's all for now. I will update my experiences on social media if I have new insights.
I suggest that those who don't smoke consider buying a few to give to family and friends, persuading them to replace traditional cigarettes and quit. This device is also very stylish and presentable as a gift.
Whether you want to buy from me or not doesn't matter; this review is just a way to practice my typing skills. Honestly, this product sells itself, and I always buy the limit every time I go to South Korea.
1. I saw many reviews saying that lil has very little tar, and I can confirm this from my own experience. During use, some tar is produced, but it stays in the pod. It's also evident that after using it, my mouth and lips hardly change color, unlike traditional cigarettes which leave the filter yellow and have a lot of tar.
2. Initially, I found the flavor of the pod a bit unfamiliar, but after a few puffs, I gradually got used to it and didn't feel addicted.
3. After a week of use, I slowly began to reduce my dependence on traditional cigarettes. Personally, I feel that I can no longer smoke regular tobacco, and when I do, it has a foul smell.4. Although Fiit (Korean tobacco sticks) is quite expensive in the domestic market, it's worth it for my health. If you think about it differently, spending a bit more now might save you more money after quitting smoking.
5. The secondhand smoke produced has a very faint smell, and it's almost undetectable a meter or two away. Occasionally using it in public places doesn't attract any attention.
That's all for now. I will update my experiences on social media if I have new insights.
I suggest that those who don't smoke consider buying a few to give to family and friends, persuading them to replace traditional cigarettes and quit. This device is also very stylish and presentable as a gift.
Whether you want to buy from me or not doesn't matter; this review is just a way to practice my typing skills. Honestly, this product sells itself, and I always buy the limit every time I go to South Korea.
