Battery Charging

The first thing you will need to do is charge one, or both of your batteries, most will come with some charge in them but it is always best to start out with a fully charged e-cigarette, in order to charge a battery you will need to gently screw one of the batteries into the charger and switch on.

When power is applied the battery end of the e-cig will flash indicating that it is being charged, then the light on the charger will turn red. A green light on the charger indicates that the battery is fully charged and ready for use.

Its good practise to have the second battery charging while the first is in use, doing it this way will always ensure you have a battery charged up and ready to go.

How to take a drag on the e-cig.

So with fully charged batteries you are ready to go. The best way to take a puff on your e-cig is to use long slow drags, try not to suck too hard, there is no need to. If you are having trouble in getting good vapour from your e cig then please ensure that your cartridge hasnt gone dry (not enough liquid) and that your battery is fully charged. With practise you will figure out how to work your e-cigarette in order to get the best out of it.

Liquid in the mouth.

This is quite a common problem when first vaping and usually happens when either the cartridge has been over filled with liquid or some juice has leaked in transit. If you do get some e-liquid in your mouth then try not to swallow it and rinse out your mouth. You may want to also try to mop up the surplus juice from the cartridge wadding if the same thing keeps occouring.

Nasty taste when first using your e-cigarette.

Don't worry this is quite normal and is caused by factory primer on the atomizer causing a nasy bitter taste. The primer isn't harmful and you will find that through use the taste will dissipate and the better your e-cigarette will taste.