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Introducing the all new Aspire Breeze. The Breeze is our latest all-in-one device that employs a compact and ergonomic design, no matter how you hold or grip it, it feels good in the hand. The breeze has a built-in refillable tank that holds 2ml of e-juice and is compliant with TPD regulations. It also utilizes our U-tech coil which ensures you a flavorful vape. Not only that, its auto-fire feature adds even more convenience to your daily vaping, no need to press the fire button, just inhale fro …

If you're new to the world of vaping, or still in the early stages of it, then the hobby in general can take some time to adjust to. With a good amount of unique working parts that all require regular maintenance of some sort, on occasion it can be hard to troubleshoot a problem which interferes with your overall vaping experience. It may be difficult early on to understand if the problem lies within your tank, battery, or even your coil.It may be helpful to know, that 9 out of the 10 times …

No matter how carefully we prime our coils and take care of our equipment, we’ve all experienced the occasional sudden dry hit. This burnt taste is highly unpleasant to say the least and can ruin our vaping experience. It can even hurt our throat so much that it takes a while to recover completely.However, there's a fairly new way around this common problem. More vaping devices – specifically MODs, are being created with a temperature control feature. This exciting new feature has many ad …

Vaping only gets better with experience. There are endless lessons and with each new one, your vaping experience is enhanced. As a newbie to the vape world, you most likely started with the regular electronic cigarettes and clearomizers. After sometime, you then started building coils to enhance your vapor production and flavor. Every experienced vaper knows that they have two options when it comes to rebuilding coils - Dripping atomizers and tanks. But I tend to advocate for dripping tan …

If you're in the beginning stages of modding in general, and RDAs (Rebuildable Dripping Atomizers), you may be unfamiliar with the term wicking. At least, beyond the use of the word when talking about oil lanterns. But if you decide to go with an RDA, you'll need to learn the basics of wicking.In an RDA, you don't have a tank and a disposable coil with wicking included. Instead, you'll have a semi-permanent coil. You'll have to add your own cotton through the coiled wire. It takes …