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Whether you use a simple vape pen that was purchased online or a powerful mod that you bought from a local vape shop, you will need to buy new coils, or pods with integral coils, on a regular basis. As a coil deteriorates, it can negatively affect the flavor of your vape; it can also lead to leaks and other issues. The only way to fix these issues is to install a replacement coil but if you are new to vaping, you may have no idea how often you should be changing your coils and what you can do to extend their useful lifespan. But there’s no need to worry if this is the case: after you’ve finished reading our handy guide, you’ll be able to tell when it’s time to change coils and you’ll also know how to get the most out of each coil you install in your device.

An estimated 50 million people are now vaping worldwide with thousands more joining their ranks every day. In the US alone that number is nearly 10 million. Despite the fact that vaping is not smoking, that flavored ejuice that contains no nicotine is not a “tobacco product” and that there is no scientific evidence linking vaporizers to the kind of health issues caused by cigarettes, the media in the US continues to use the words “vaping” and “smoking” interchangeably and rail against phantom health concerns that have no basis in fact. On the other side of the Atlantic, however, things are very different.

Contrary to what you’ll hear in the media studies show vaping poses virtually no significant long-term health threat. In fact, the UK’s National Health Service recommends people take up vaping as a way to quit smoking. In addition, the CDC’s own data contradicts reports that e-cigs are a gateway to smoking for young people. Still, too much of anything is usually not a great thing so we were wondering: is there such a thing as too much vaping? In this article, those of us at your friendly neighborhood vape shop in Parker will answer the question.

Updated on July 26th 2023
Since it first reached our shores in 2007, vaping has helped countless smokers free themselves from their addiction and provided millions of others, who 20 or 30 years ago may have taken up smoking, with a viable alternative that won’t lead to a gruesome, premature death. For those reasons and more you would think public health officials would be singing the praises of vaping. Instead, they have aligned themselves firmly with the anti-smoking lobby and propagated numerous myths that have muddied the waters and unjustly stigmatized vapers. In this article, the team at The Smoking Buddha vape shop in Parker take on some of the most egregious myths being promoted about vaping.