Disposable Vapes

Yes, you can bring a vape on a plane, but there are specific regulations to follow:

• Carry-On Luggage: Vapes and e-cigarettes must be carried in your carry-on baggage or on your person. They are prohibited in checked luggage due to the fire risk posed by lithium batteries.
  
• Usage Restrictions: Using vapes or charging their batteries on the aircraft is strictly prohibited.
  
• E-Liquids: Any e-liquids must comply with the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) liquid rules, meaning containers should be no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and placed in a quart-sized, clear, sealable plastic bag.

The health risks of vaping compared to traditional cigarettes are a subject of ongoing research, but here's what we know for sure:

• Traditional Cigarettes: Contain thousands of chemicals, many of which are toxic and carcinogenic. Smoking is a leading cause of preventable diseases and death worldwide.
  
• Vapes: Generally contain fewer toxic substances than combustible cigarettes. However, they are not without risks. E-cigarette aerosol can contain harmful chemicals, including nicotine, heavy metals, and volatile organic compounds. The long-term health effects of vaping are still being studied.

Our stance is clear: if you don’t smoke, you shouldn’t start vaping. Is vaping healthy? Absolutely not. But for many, it has been a useful tool in quitting cigarettes.

Yes, disposable vape products can expire. The e-liquid inside typically has a shelf life of 1-2 years. Over time, nicotine potency may weaken, and flavors can degrade, resulting in a less satisfying experience. Most brands include a manufacturing date, an expiration date, or both, so be sure to check the labels on your purchases. While it's highly unlikely, if you ever receive an expired product from us, we’ll gladly replace it with a new one or a different product at no cost to you.

Yes, e-liquids used in vaping contain a small number of calories, primarily from their main ingredients:​

• Vegetable Glycerin (VG): Approximately 4 calories per gram.
• Propylene Glycol (PG): Approximately 4 calories per gram.
  

Flavorings and sweeteners may add minimal additional calories, but their impact is negligible. Overall, a typical 1 mL of vape juice contains about 4-5 calories.​

However, it's important to note that when vaping, these substances are inhaled rather than ingested. Current research suggests that the body does not absorb significant calories through inhalation, meaning vaping is unlikely to contribute to your daily caloric intake or affect your weight.

How to Tell When Your Disposable Vape is Empty

Many newer disposable vape models feature LED screens that display the remaining e-liquid level, making it easy to know when your device is fully depleted. However, if you're using an older model without a display, the best indicator is flavor.

Signs Your Disposable Vape is Empty:

• Muted or Flavorless Hits – Once the taste starts to fade, it's likely time to dispose of the device.
• Burnt or Harsh Taste – This is a clear sign that the e-liquid is depleted, and continued use could lead to an unpleasant experience.

For devices with e-liquid indicators, if the display shows 0% but you're still getting great flavor, you can continue using it—just keep an eye out for when the taste starts to diminish. These indicators aren’t always 100% accurate, which is why some devices may register as empty while still providing flavorful hits.