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Synthetic nicotine, also known as Tobacco-free Nicotine (TFN), is formulated using chemicals rather than extracted from tobacco plants. Most E-Liquid on the market contains tobacco-derived nicotine that involves extracting the nicotine from tobacco plants to create Freebase Nicotine or Nicotine Salts.

Nicotine Salts is a common term used for vape e-liquid that contains a specific form of nicotine (Nicotine Salts). Makes sense now right? This type of vape juice is mostly vaped by smokers transitioning to vaping or vapers with high nicotine dependency. Because nicotine salts e-liquid is very smooth to vape at high nicotine strengths and it absorbs more efficiently into the body vs freebase nicotine e-liquid, smokers get the nicotine satisfaction they are used to and an extremely smooth vape. Win-win!

Your new vape has just arrived and you are ready to set it up, your first instinct will be to hit the fire button or draw on the mouthpiece to see how it works….STOP!!! The most common mistake beginners make is to hit the button or draw on the mouthpiece while the tank or pod is empty, this will cause a dry hit and burn the cotton inside the coil. The result is a burnt taste when you go to vape and a really bad first impression of the taste of your e-liquid that you spent so long tracking down. If you follow our step by step set up guide below, you will be up and running in minutes and will be vaping like a pro!

You were really excited about your vape, and everything was going so well....then one day on your mod screen you get a little message saying "No Atomizer" or "Low Atomizer" we feel your pain, but these can be common issues with vape device, but with a little bit of problem solving we can get yours back on the go again!

Below are some of the most common messages or issues you may be experiencing with your device. We have outlined what and why the message or issue is happening and some quick fix tips to remedy them. 

Flooding and gurgling usually arises when the coil is oversaturated with e-liquid, resulting in an excess amount of liquid within the coil. In such a situation, the amount of e-liquid is overwhelming to the coil, and the heat is incapable of vaporising all of the liquid that is present at that time. This flooding, then, results in a gurgling sound that is often accompanied by leaks and spit-back. Here are some general steps that you can take to help reduce and eliminate flooding and gurgling of your coils and tanks.