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For vaping, 2019 was a difficult year. We have had a lot of rough blows dealt to us, but despite the media, new laws and harsher regulations, we are still here and still bringing the public the products that they love. As we head into the new year, I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you who have supported both our company and the vaping industry as a whole. It’s been a year of signing petitions and standing up for our rights, but if it wasn’t for all of us together, we would not still have the...

Finally, we are getting the record straight. US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials have stated that while further testing will be conducted, they have identified the cause of the national outbreak of e-cigarette lung injuries. In a press briefing, the principal deputy director of the CDC, Dr. Anne Schuchat stated that “these new findings are significant” and “we have a strong culprit.” And that culprit is… Vitamin E acetate. In a direct quote from the CDC webpage, the findings are made very clear. “Recent CDC laboratory test results of BAL fluid samples from 29 patients submitted to CDC...

It’s hard to see through all the muck and mire. Especially now with the vapor industry under constant threat. I find it incredibly important to look at individual studies with a careful eye. Here is a great piece that helps shed some light on why certain studies can’t be trusted. The studies conducted are very important for the industry, as the wellbeing of our consumers is of the utmost importance. This article also features the Polosa team and their findings, which are very positive for the vaping community. Their work is incredibly important to all of us vapers out there....

Batteries. Lithium-ion batteries are an amazing and powerful way to store and transport a large amount of electricity. They can power our phones, laptops, even electric vehicles and YES, the vaporizers we all love. Of course, anything that has loads of energy stored inside can be dangerous. How dangerous? Very dangerous! The good news is that companies like Sony, Panasonic, and LG (to name just a few) go to great lengths to produce reliable and safer batteries for all of us, but how do you know that your batteries are actually from a good company?  "The primary reason for concern...