Signs your vape may explode? Click in and the veteran will tell you!

Once the battery is deformed, the casing is damaged, or there is poor contact, these are all signs that an electronic cigarette may explode.

Electronic cigarettes are divided into semi-polymer lithium batteries and fully polymer lithium batteries, both of which can explode. Due to their semi-liquid internal structure, a short circuit can cause the voltage to rise due to external heating, leading to excessive internal pressure and resulting in combustion and explosion.

Compared to traditional cigarettes, the vapor from e-cigarettes does not contain harmful substances such as tar, carbon monoxide, or carbon dioxide. The nicotine solution is aerosolized, rapidly diluting in the air, and the low-density aerosol is difficult to reabsorb, thus not producing secondhand smoke.

Note: The working principle of electronic cigarettes is different from that of traditional cigarettes. E-cigarettes achieve vaporization by atomizing e-liquid, which is a vapor-like substance, while traditional cigarettes produce smoke through combustion. There is an essential difference. If you try to smoke e-cigarettes like traditional cigarettes, you may easily choke.

E-liquids with high nicotine content can strongly irritate the throat. However, the throat hit is a standard for evaluating the quality of e-cigarettes, so many e-cigarette products simply increase the nicotine content. A good e-cigarette provides a strong throat hit, but it should be a comfortable and natural sensation, not a harsh one.