vaping

Nothing's worse than losing your vape device right in the moment when you most need a hit, but it happens to the best of us. Unfortunately, no one has a stash of leftover vapes around the house ready to use, and replacing them can be a luxury.

While most people consider vaping simply about ingesting nicotine, smoking... or in this case vaping, is an excellent way to rapidly bring other chemicals into the body. With CBD being such a big topic of discussion these days regarding the health benefits, vaping has once again moved into the forefront of the discussion.

When the weekend rolls around or your vacation time finally arrives, you are not the kind of guy who turns into a couch potato. Instead, you would much rather head to an outdoor event with your friends or your special someone and spend a day or two sampling great wines, listening to music, checking out classic cars and other activities.

Even though many people have chosen to vape, there's still a lot of confusion out there and what you can and can't do with it. One of the biggest questions that I get when I talk with our readers is what they need to know when traveling with a vape. While there are some obvious things like not using it when you are on a plane, others things to know are more subtle. Let's take a look at some Travel Tips for People Who Vape.

 There are now many Americans that vape regularly in the United States. But how much do you know about vape systems and e-cigarettes that produce water vapor vs other substances? Let's take a look at how to better understand how vaping works.