Eonys Vape

A: No, disposable vapes cannot be refilled. They are sealed self-contained devices that already have the vape juice prefilled in them and are ready to use straight out of the packet without needing to fill it up with vape juice.

A: No, disposable vapes are not rechargeable. The small lithium-ion battery that is used inside a disposable comes pre charged and cannot be recharged.

A: Typically, a disposable cannabis vape pen lasts around 100 to 300 puffs or hits, on average. For users, this could mean a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on how you use it. However, frequent users might find themselves needing a new one within one or two days.

A: Once you break the seal on a disposable vape, the clock starts ticking. Here's what to expect: Flavor Deterioration: The e-liquid is exposed to air, which can cause oxidation. This chemical reaction can alter the flavor, leaving you with a vape that tastes off or stale.

A: After each usage, disposable vapes are meant to be discarded. You should not fill them up since doing so can make them dangerous or cause injury.

A: If your disposable is still sealed in its packaging and it has passed the expiration date, then it should still be good to vape. It's ultimately up to you, if the disposable is out of date and it tastes unpleasant, then it's best to swap it out for a new one.

A: A burnt taste from a vape usually means the coil's wick (often cotton) isn't adequately saturated with e-liquid and is burning. This can happen due to a variety of reasons, including low e-liquid levels, improper coil priming, high wattage settings, or chain vaping.

A: It's normal for vape juice to turn yellow – or even slightly brown – as it oxidizes.

A: When a coil is heated with insufficient e-liquid, it can overheat, leading to the burning of the wicking material in the atomiser coil. This results in a burnt taste and may cause irreparable damage to the coil. Continued dry hits can shorten the lifespan of the coil and affect its performance.