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Ideally, a starter vape kit should be compact, compatible with high nicotine e-liquid, have long battery life and be simple to use for beginners.
The price range for starte r vape kits is fairly wide. The cheapest retail at around £20 and go up to around £80, with a few being above that level. While the cheapest are still good, it may be worth spending a little bit more for a quality brand that’s going to last. The cost of e-liquids also needs to be factored in and they will be in the region of £10-£15.
A starter kit has everything the consumer needs to start vaping without having to shop around for different accessories. It will have a battery, a coil for heating the e-liquid, a tank to hold the e-liquid and a mouthpiece through which the vaper inhales.
There are so many choices that it’s very hard to narrow it down to a shortlist but among the most reliable brands are Smok, Aspire, Vaporesso, Uwell, Geek Vape, Innokin and Voopoo.
For habitual smokers, a vape starter kit can be an ideal transitional tool to move away from cigarettes. A mouth-to-lung vape kit is the best choice because it comes closest to replicating the throat hit and high nicotine level of cigarettes. Some pod kits based on the drag to vape model without having to use a button to fire them are also helpful.
Someone who is new to vaping can be easily put off by the apparent complexity of the process and the choices available. A good vape starter kit will keep it simple and enable a user to get started immediately. A beginner may be reluctant to invest too much until they know they like vaping so cost will be important, as will ease of use, cleaning and maintenance.
Yes. The starter market has developed to provide easy entry to vaping by any of the main methods. Cigarette lookalikes known as cigalikes are the closest approximation of the smoking experience visually. Pod systems are also small and easy to use but give the consumer the choice of pre-filled pods or pods they can customise with their own chosen flavours. Tank systems are bigger but are the most flexible with longer battery life. Starter kits are available in all categories.
Most vape starter kits come with a USB charging cable that you simply plug into the device and connect to a power source. It's recommended to charge the device fully before the first use. The charging port is typically located on the side or at the bottom of the device.
The type of e-liquid you can use depends on the type of device and coil you have. While most vape starter kits are compatible with a wide range of e-liquids, it's important to check the manufacturer's guidelines. High VG (vegetable glycerin) liquids are thicker and might not work well with certain devices, while high PG (propylene glycol) liquids provide a stronger throat hit and might not be suitable for direct-to-lung devices.
The battery life on a vape starter kit varies depending on the device and how frequently it's used. On average, a typical starter kit battery can last anywhere from 1 to 3 days before requiring a recharge. Battery capacity is measured in mAh (milliamp hours), with higher mAh meaning longer battery life.
Yes, the coil in your vape starter kit will need to be replaced periodically as it wears out over time. The frequency of coil replacement depends on your vaping habits, but typically it should be replaced every 1-4 weeks. Signs that your coil needs replacing include a burnt taste, less vapour production, and leaking from the device.
The capacity of a tank in a vape starter kit can vary greatly depending on the design and size of the device. Tank sizes typically range from 1.5ml to 5ml. Smaller devices often have smaller tanks, which will need to be refilled more often.
Yes, there are starter kits specifically designed for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping. These devices often have lower resistance coils and more airflow to facilitate taking the vapour directly into the lungs, similar to taking a deep breath.
Key safety features in a vape starter kit include overcharge protection, short circuit protection, automatic cut-off, and vent holes for battery discharge. Some devices also have lockable power buttons to prevent accidental activation.
Many vape starter kits allow for customisation of certain parts such as the tank, coil, and sometimes even the battery. However, it's essential to ensure that any custom parts you choose are compatible with your specific device.
Cleaning your vape starter kit regularly will prolong its lifespan and enhance the quality of your vaping experience. This usually involves disassembling the device and cleaning each component separately using warm water and a gentle soap. Always ensure the parts are thoroughly dried before reassembling.
The nicotine strength in a vape starter kit depends on the e-liquid you choose. E-liquids come in various nicotine strengths, typically ranging from 0mg (no nicotine) to 20mg/ml. The right strength for you will depend on your previous smoking habits and personal preference.
A vape starter kit works by heating up the e-liquid to a temperature that turns it into vapour. When you inhale, the battery activates the heating coil that vapourises the e-liquid in the tank. The vapour is then inhaled into your lungs and exhaled.
Yes, vape starter kits usually come with a user manual that provides instructions on how to assemble, use, and maintain the device. It's important to read the manual thoroughly before using your new kit.
Yes, there are vape starter kits that are designed to mimic the feel and experience of smoking a traditional cigarette. These are often called 'cig-a-likes' or 'pod systems'. They are usually compact, lightweight, and utilise a mouth-to-lung (MTL) style of vaping.
Yes, certain vape starter kits are suitable for vaping CBD oil. However, it's important to ensure the device you choose is compatible with the viscosity of CBD oil. It's best to choose a device with a ceramic coil, as these are better suited to heating CBD oil.
Vape starter kits produce vapour, not smoke. The amount of vapour produced can vary depending on the device and the settings you use. Devices with higher power and lower resistance coils usually produce more vapour. Some devices also have adjustable airflow settings which can influence the amount of vapour produced.
Yes, as with all wholesale supplies, the bigger the order the lower the unit price and over a certain level you will also get free delivery. A lot of vaping tech has an indefinite shelf life, so there are none of the wastage dangers associated with buying perishable goods in bulk.