How to extend the lifespan of a vaping device

1. To make a vaping device last longer, first make sure the battery has sufficient power. If the power is too low, the vapor will not be fully atomized and inhaled properly, and users may mistakenly think this is a product quality issue.

2. Pay special attention when vaping—there is no need to inhale too forcefully. If you draw too hard, especially when the atomizer is leaking e-liquid, the e-liquid is more likely to be pulled into your mouth instead of being properly atomized. A gentler draw will actually produce more vapor.

3. Every device has its own maximum operating voltage limit and recommended puffing range. It is advisable to pay attention to how you vape to ensure a steady, sustained draw, so the e-liquid in the pod can be fully atomized by the atomizer and produce ample vapor.

4. Users should also pay attention to the angle of the device while vaping. Keep the mouthpiece facing upward and hold the device at about a 45-degree angle. If you vape with the mouthpiece pointed downward or improperly positioned, e-liquid may inevitably flow into your mouth due to gravity.

5. If e-liquid suddenly appears at the mouthpiece, turn off the battery switch, then remove the atomizer and take out the coil. Wipe the mouthpiece and the inside of the atomizer clean of any leaked e-liquid before continuing to use it.

6. Clean your vaping device once every quarter. It is also recommended to clean the cloth or exterior parts every seven days. Different atomizer styles vary in structure; on some models, certain parts such as the mouthpiece can be removed. Once only the glass tube remains, it can be rinsed with running tap water and then dried with tissues or a cloth.