1. Wikipedia: Electronic Cigarette or e-cigarette, electronic vaping device is a battery-powered device which simulates tobacco smoking uses a heating element which vaporizes a liquid solution with or without nicotine.
2. History of E-cigarette: The modern e-cigarette was evented by Chinese in 2005 and was fast developed into third generation now while the cartridge was oboseleted. Over 90% of the products in the world market are made in China. Read more...
3. Construction: E-cigarette consists of a lithium battery, adaptor/base and atomizer. In the new generation electronic cigarettes, more parts can be disessambled for the replacement purpose, especially those in the atomizers. Read more...
4. Mechanism: Atomization is a physical procedure which e-cigarette works. E-liquid flows through the wick into the coils made of heating resistance wire which heats the lquid into vapor while connected to power supplied by the li-ion battery. Read more...
5. Instruction: Quickly press the battery button 5 times within 2 seconds to switch on/off. Press and hold the switch button while inhaling gently for 2 or 3 seconds before release. Frequency of inhale should be limited to avoid the overheat or shortage of the e-liquid in the coil inflowing through the wick. Read more...
6. Advantages: Electronic cigarettes are confirmed to be least harmful than tobacco cigarettes. There is no tar, no burning. E-liquid does not contain 460 harmful chemicals as burning tabacco which cause cancers, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. Read more...
7. Cautions: Nicotine is additive and non-nicotine e-liquid is avaible. E-cigarettes are not recommended for non-somkers. Few people may allergic to the chemicals of the liquid. Smokers who have allergic bodies or diseases must consult their physicians before using e-cigarettes. Underage sales are prohibited. Read more...
8. Approvals: All our products including our e-liquid were made by selective quality manufacturers and approved or certified by official institutes as CE, ROHS, FOA, FCC, or SGS for safety and standards. Read more...
