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by Alan Johnson

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Aug 25, 2022

Perhaps you are aware that the Philippines vaping community recently witnessed a dynamic shift that will, beyond doubt, impact people’s lives as we advance. Yes, a major law was passed to regulate the use and other related activities of e-cigarettes as well as heated tobacco products in the country. Therefore, several questions may come to mind. For instance, how important is this law? How did the bill fare at the Philippines senate? And how does its enactment affect vapers? This article provides insight into these. But first, what is this law about?

Vaporized Nicotine and Non-Nicotine Products Regulation Act

The Vape Regulation Act, also known as the Vaporized Nicotine and Non-Nicotine Products Regulations Act, was a harmonized bill ratified by the Philippines House of Representatives and  Senate at the beginning of this year, January 26th.

And as mentioned earlier, it was designed to regulate the importation, production, sale, branding and packaging, distribution, as well as the use and consumption of anything vape, including e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products (HTPs). The law aims at using global standards to protect Filipinos from the hazards of regulated, unregulated, and substandard products. Again, you should note that the law is a worthy improvement to House Bill 9007 or the ‘Non-Combustible Nicotine Delivery Systems Regulation Act.

How Did the Vape Regulation Bill Become a Law?

So, how did the bill fare at the Philippines senate? Pretty well, actually. It was so widely received that the votes eventually hitched at 19 to 2 in favor of the bill. However, when it was introduced to the Senate in late 2021, it was met with diverse reactions from different groups. And its provisions also sparked debates within the vaping community, as featured by several media outlets. While the debates ensued, several lobbying attempts were made by both the pro- and anti- groups to the bill.

During the presidential assent stage, which began on June 24th, 2022, then-President Rodrigo Duterte was met with a lot of pressure. Several stories flew around about efforts to lobby Duterte as well as the new President to veto the bill. You may know that the Philippines legal landscape allows the President a 30-day limit to sign a bill into law. However, neither of the presidents made a move on the bill.

As a result of this inaction, the bill finally lapsed into law on July 25th.

How Philippines Citizens React to E-Cigarettes

An Asian Research Institute conducted a survey in the Philippines. And it was found that 90% of local smokers (i.e., 9 out of 10) support a healthier nicotine consumption plan. Hence, available alternatives to direct cigarette inhalation, such as e-cigarettes, were declared a better option to opt for. And if a public health strategy makes these alternatives available, they are open to it. Thus, they are receptive to e-cigarettes and vapes.

In the same vein, more comprehensive research conducted by ACORN Marketing & Research Consultants and commissioned by Consumer Advocacy Group Vapers PH reveals that the public calls for a decrease in tobacco harm.

This is one of the many reasons the bill was introduced. And thankfully, it has been enacted. Thus, these products are now allowed in the country with detailed regulations on their manufacturing, distribution, and consumption. According to ACORN, “Majority have a positive perception, would consider switching to e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, and would like to have greater access to accurate information about these products.“

Here are a few facts about the new law:

• The law gives room for the sales of vaping products with nicotine strengths of up to 65 mg/mL (6.5 percent).
• The legal age of product purchases has been lowered from 21 to 18. Thus, more people would take on vaping in the country. However, minors are restricted.
• The law introduces restrictions and sanctions on stores and online vendors that sell vaping products.
• The new vape law disallows the promotion of vape products. This is especially true with social media brand ambassadors and influencers boosting vape brand sales.
• There is atransfer of authority over vaping and heated tobacco products from the Philippines Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). So, the DTI will create product standards and rules for sellers.

How Will the Philippines Law Affect Nicotine Consumers?

Did you know that over 16 million Philippines citizens smoke? The new law helps to reduce the negative health impacts of smoking by offering vaping as a suitable option. With this enacted bill, e-cigarettes are now products approved and regulated by the government. And this healthier alternative undoubtedly has the potential to save millions of lives.

One of the notable icons who sponsored the bill in the House of Representatives is former House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta. And here are a few words he has to say as regards the impact of the bill on the overall health of Filipino people, “It is a gift to the Filipino people towards better health and well-being.”

The former House Deputy speaker further opined, “With this law, we have a very good chance to eradicate the smoking epidemic, which kills almost 100,000 Filipino smokers every year, once and for all. It will be just a matter of time before we see our country’s smoking rate go down.“ And interestingly, the government has set up parastatals to execute this positive health change among the Filipinos. The bill instructs the Department of Trade and Industry, as well as the Food and Drug Administration, to cater to this. They will be responsible for setting up a quality standard for vape products.

Further, they are tasked with ensuring safe and consistent vape products. And in the same vein, the Department of Health is asked to set workable guidelines and strategies for awareness campaigns. These campaigns are largely focused on smoking and vaping restrictions. Examples include that no one below 18 can purchase, sell or use any vaping or e-cigarette product. Hence, the bill asks the DoH to put up structures for the executions of these sensitization drives.

Heading in the Right Direction

Most legal tussles as regards vape law across the globe can be seen as misguided debates. Many countries should take a cue from the Philippines with this new law. Rather than fight vaping, why not create a sustainable legal structure that will ensure a healthier use of nicotine? The Philippines have found a laudable and innovative way to create smart vaping guidelines. Now, other countries should do the same.

Research into e-cigarettes is dominated by American scientists and a few names emerge as clear leaders in the field, despite the involvement of thousands of scholars over the last decade.

Those are among the lessons taught by an intriguing new analysis of published research which sought, among other things, to identify where it comes from, who authors it, and who publishes it. The study, “Mapping of global research on electronic cigarettes: a bibliometric analysis”, has been published in the journal Frontiers in Public Health and was conducted by Xuechao Li of Shaanxi University of Chinese Medicine, Xianyang, along with several co-authors.

It found that between the years 2000 and 2021 there were just under 8,000 published items of scientific research covering e-cigarettes, with 20,000 authors, although unsurprisingly they were overwhelmingly post-2014.

The US dominates by producing nearly 60% of that work, followed distantly by the UK (10%) and then Canada and Australia. The most productive institution was the University of California San Francisco, with King’s College London and the University of Waterloo in Canada being the only non-US institutions in the top ten – although UK journals actually published the most (nominally UK journals, at least; it’s not like they’re intensely parochial).

Top authors

Nicotine & Tobacco Research was not only the journal with the most published papers but also the most cited one.

The biggest surprise comes in the list of top authors: the first five in terms of productivity were Thomas Eissenberg, Maciej Goniewicz, Ann McNeill, Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin and K. Michael Cummings, who – while all prominent – are not the most high-profile.

There was much more correlation between fame and citations (the researchers say “co-citations” but from the context I think they simply mean citations): here the top scorers were Konstantinos Farsalinos, Goniewicz again, Jean-Francois Etter, Peter Hajek and Riccardo Polosa.

And what have they all been studying? “The main research domains in this field were the prevalence, awareness, reasons for using e-cigarettes; e-cigarettes use for tobacco harm reduction; exposure in the population; and the relationship between e-cigarettes and tobacco and nicotine,” said the researchers, while the most commonly used keywords were “electronic cigarettes, smoking, tobacco, nicotine, smoking cessation, the United States, and…” – of course – “adolescents”.

– Barnaby Page ECigIntelligence staff

We came, we saw, we conquered!

Home to the Best Dessert Flavour five years running, Dinner Lady is loved around the world for its range of iconic e-liquid flavours.

This year at the prestigious 2021 Vapouround Awards, Dinner Lady has been awarded with the first ever ‘Hall of Fame’ award. Awarded at the World Vape Show – the first international vape show to be held in the United Arab Emirates, the award recognises Dinner Lady’s contribution to the global vape market.

And the good news doesn’t end there!

Dinner Lady also placed second for ‘Best Dessert’ (Lemon Tart) and third for ‘Best Disposable’ – both excellent results that highlight Dinner Lady’s commitment to creating a superior customer experience for vapers everywhere.

Zero to hero: where we came from

Founded in 2016 with just two employees, Dinner Lady has grown from strength to strength and is now one of the world’s leading vape brands with retail partners in over 100 countries.

Dinner Lady’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and founder, Mohammed Patel, said: “It is such an honour to be recognised in this way by the vaping industry.

This is the first time such an award has been given and I am delighted that Dinner Lady has been recognised as making the single biggest impact on the global vaping market.

Back in 2016, we set out with a mission to make exceptional products that would delight customers everywhere and this award represents a key milestone on that journey.

I would like to thank Vapouround and all our customers who backed us from the very beginning, as well as those that are new to us. They continue to support us every day and that is something for which we are very grateful.”

Up, up and away! Where to next?

Dinner Lady is committed to providing a superior customer experience with superb vape products that facilitate the switch to a less harmful alternative to smoking. No matter the next steps on our journey, it’s safe to say that you, our loyal customers, will be at the heart of everything we do.

Watch this space for Dinner Lady news including new product launches, never-seen-before promotions and all things vape.

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The vape industry is an ever-evolving one, always striving to create the best products and the best experience possible. We’re always innovating behind the scenes to bring you premium vape products that you’ll love, but we’re also passionate about helping you on your vape journey.

Whether you’re a total beginner or an experienced vaper, we’re here to give you a deep dive into vaping with everything you need to know! So what exactly is a disposable vape? And how do disposable vape pens work?

What Are Disposable Vape Pens?

A disposable vape pen is a single-use e-cigarette; a set flavor in one device. Once you’ve finished the vape, you simply replace the whole thing with your next vape pen of choice! They contain anywhere from 200-550 puffs and there’s a huge range of styles and flavors of disposable vape available.

How Do Disposable Vape Pens Work?

The pens are prefilled with e-liquid, so they are ready for instant use on purchase. You can simply open the packet and take a hit; it’s already loaded with your flavor of choice. Because there is no loading required, no refill is needed. Once you’ve finished the vape, you can dispose of it and move on to whichever flavor you fancy next!

What’s the Difference between Disposable and Refillable Vapes?

The alternative to disposable vapes is a refillable or rechargeable vape. The difference between the two is that disposable vapes are single use, and refillable vapes are a device you top up to use and reuse.

Reusable vape devices are a more heavy-duty piece of kit to allow for the charging point and the replaceable parts. Vapers buy and replace the e-liquid when it runs out, so the main vaping device stays the same, but the juice is interchangeable. This means you can smoke multiple flavors within one device.

Benefits of Disposable Vape Pens

First and foremost, vapes are considered a helpful tool for anyone quitting smoking. Thanks to their lightweight feel and slim design, disposable vapes are a cigarette-like experience, making the switch to vapes even easier for smokers. While they range in size and style, the more minimalist styles like our Beco Bar 2 are extremely lightweight.

One major benefit of how disposable pens work is that they’re actually less work for the user! The devices don’t need to be refilled, so there’s no additional effort required when switching from one to the next. This also means there’s no need for cleaning out your device; you can simply replace it.

Some vapers find that when they change their e-liquid, there is some residual flavor from the previous juice. This can be especially prevalent with strong flavors like peppermint or coffee, and it can impair the flavor that goes in next. While this can be rectified with a deep clean of the device, there’s no risk of flavor contamination with disposable vapes!

Because of how disposable vapes work, they can be much smaller than their refillable counterparts. This makes them convenient to carry around in pockets or handbags. They’re also much more comfortable to hold in the hand and the mouthfeel is effortless.

Disposable vapes don’t require so much technology within the device, so individual vapes are more affordable. Lots of vapers choose disposable vapes because they enjoy the variety that comes with alternating devices. Vapers can play around with different sizes and styles and experiment with flavors without having to commit to a larger, more expensive device.

It can be hard to be in a minority (or seeming minority), with no apparent way of persuading others to your point of view. Imagine being a gun control proponent at a Trump rally, or the one supporter of abortion rights among an evangelical congregation. A socialist in the British Labour Party. Or a harm reduction advocate in a country where smoking is rife and e-cigarettes are banned.

What all such embattled idealists would do well to remember is that what seems permanent and inevitable may not be so. To paraphrase the great Ursula Le Guin, the divine right of kings once seemed an inescapable basis for government.

The present right-wing, Hindu nationalist, government of India – led since 2014 by hard-line prime minister Narendra Modi – must sometimes seem inescapable to its opponents. Such as Jagannath Sarangapani of the Association of Vapers India (AVI) and the International Network of Nicotine Consumer Organizations (INNCO).

As Sarangapani, a Hyderabad-based businessman, told British journalist Kiran Sidhu for an interesting recent article in the campaigning magazine Filter *: “The day I received [my first] vape was the day I stopped smoking: I went from smoking 40 cigarettes to zero cigarettes. Since vaping, I am so much healthier. I can taste my food better, and I no longer eat so much salt. I don’t have to take the blood pressure tablets I used to take, and I can run five kilometres.”

Just by saying this publicly, though, Sarangapani risks punishment in a country which in 2019 summarily banned all forms of production, storage, import, export, sale, transport, distribution and advertising of e-cigarettes. Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman even remarked at the time that it was “unfortunate” that e-cigs had been promoted as a tool for quitting smoking.

What price life insurance?

Unfortunate, you might ask, for whom? Among others, no doubt for the Indian Tobacco Company (ITC), the country’s leading cigarette manufacturer, shares in which are held by two government-owned insurance firms. As Sarangapani asks: “Can you believe a life insurance company owns a stake in a cigarette company?”

And would you believe that the national e-cig ban was instantly followed by a sharp rise in ITC’s stock price? “It can lead you to infer,” Sarangapani continues, “that the ban was pushed by tobacco companies who felt threatened.”

He notes too that the ban followed hard on the heels of news that Juul was considering entering the Indian market.

It’s also worth noting that, while Sarangapani says cigarette smokers are “a small percentage” of the population, India – the world’s second largest country by population – is also the eighth largest cigarette market. Add the much larger percentage who smoke bidis or chew gutka, and India is second only to China as a market for tobacco – and therefore a potentially huge e-cigarette market. The stakes here are high. 

* It’s perhaps fair to point out that Filter magazine is funded (openly and without subterfuge) by a variety of organisations that include Juul Labs, Altria, Philip Morris International (PMI), the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World (itself funded by PMI) and Reynolds American. Does this make it entirely independent and unbiased? No. Does it invalidate the views (and facts) it publishes? Also no.

– Aidan Semmens ECigIntelligence staff

Photo: Koshy Koshy

Disposable vape pens are well-loved by adult vapers for their simple and easy-to-use format. Prefilled, pre-charged and ready to vape straight from the packet, disposable e-cigarettes are convenient and effective at supporting vapers make the switch to a less harmful alternative.

Recently, however, the vaping world has been inundated with news of vape stores selling illicit, super-strength vape products. And, thanks to the popularity of these products on social media platforms, there are concerns about these products making their way into the possession of hundreds of underage vapers.

A handful of super-strength e-cigs from Geek Bar and Elf Bar have been found on the shelves of numerous UK vape shops and online stores. While the majority of Geek Bars and Elf Bars are compliant with UK legislation, there appear to be a selection of products intended for an international market that have made their way into unsuspecting vape stores.

One such product, the Geek Bar Pro, contains 4.5ml of e-liquid and 50mg of nicotine – more than double the legal limit. Because of its high strength, many vapers have reported side effects such as vomiting, coughing up blood, nose bleeds and severe throat pain.

WHY ARE THESE PRODUCTS NON-COMPLIANT?

In the UK, vape products must comply to legislation set by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). Under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulation (TRPR) of 2016, all e-cigarettes be restricted to a maximum capacity of 2ml and e-liquids should have a maximum nicotine strength of 20mg. Like cigarettes, the sale of vape products is prohibited to children under the age of 18.

Products like the Geek Bar Pro that contain more than 2ml e-liquid with a nicotine strength of more than 20mg do not comply with UK regulations and should not be sold within England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales.

WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH TEENAGERS VAPING?

According to vaping regulations, vape products should only be sold to those aged 18 and older. As many vape products contain nicotine, there are worries about the harm that may be caused.

Nicotine is a highly addictive substance that poses significant risk to all who consume it. It is thought that this risk is increased when consumed by adolescents since it can harm the brain’s attention-span, learning abilities, mood and impulse control. It is also thought that nicotine addiction at such a young age could pose the risk of future addictions to other substances in later life.

WHAT IS BEING DONE TO REMEDY THE SITUATION?

The UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA) has called for tougher action against resellers of non-compliant disposable vape products. The UKVIA is actively working with the MHRA and Trading Standards to enforce regulations. Some councils, like North Lanarkshire, are also working with Trading Standards to seize illicit disposable vape pens from numerous vape shops and convenience stores.

Vapers can also exercise caution and vigilance when buying disposable products. When trying a new disposable vape pen, always check the e-liquid capacity and the nicotine strength of each product before buying. This information should be clearly displayed on the outer packaging The product should also come with an information leaflet and a nicotine warning displayed clearly on the outer packaging.

SO, ARE DISPOSABLE E-CIGARETTES UNSAFE?

There are many reasons that vapers choose to vape with a disposable e-cig. And, when using an MHRA-compliant vape, vaping is thought to be up to 95% less harmful than smoking cigarettes.

However, “safety” is a relative term, especially when it comes to vaping. Most e-liquids and disposables contain nicotine – a highly addictive substance. That’s why disposable vape pens are only compliant when sold to adult vapers over the age of 18 and containing up to 2ml of e-liquid at a maximum nicotine strength of 20mg.

WHY ARE DISPOSABLES SO POPULAR?

Convenience

Disposable e-cigs are pre-filled, pre-charged and ready to vape straight from the packaging. They are also small and lightweight, making them simple to vape on the go. Since they are disposable, they do not require refilling with e-liquids, nor do they need recharging when the battery is depleted. Vapers can simply dispose of and replace.

Cost-effective

Smoking is an expensive habit that costs the average vaper around £2,000 a year. In contrast, vaping is much cheaper. With disposable vape pens starting from as little as £3.99 for the equivalent of up to 20 cigarettes, adult smokers can cut the costs by more than half.

IS YOUR BAR UP TO PAR?

To recap, most disposable vapes are compliant with MHRA legislation. However, with illicit products making their way into unsuspecting stores, it is best to make sure your vape bar is up to par by checking the e-liquid capacity and nicotine strength in your chosen disposable e-cigarette.

Another day, another judgement in the saga of the US vapour industry’s cases against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) over its handling of the premarket tobacco product application (PMTA) process, and this time it’s the court’s decision in the case of Bidi Vapor, Diamond Vapor, Johnny Copper, Vapor Unlimited, Union Street Brands, and Pop Vapor against the agency.

While no more conclusive for the industry as a whole than any of the other judgements in similar cases – which have certainly not all reached the same conclusions – it’s worthy of note for the spotlight it puts on the FDA’s approach to applications. In particular, it highlights the reasoning that led the agency to give companies’ marketing plans short shrift; and more generally, the way that the current controversies centre on process, not the actual pros and cons of novel tobacco products.

Particular attention has been given to the colourful language of the dissent by judge Robin Stacie Rosenbaum, which begins with a “spoiler alert” and later references Star Trek’s Borg in concluding that remand to the FDA (return of the applications for reevaluation) “is futile”. But even if chatty, it is cogently argued, and can be paraphrased thus:

Flavoured cartridge products lead kids to smoking, and are not particularly helpful for adult cessation; therefore they can only be tolerated if youth access can be prevented.
However, retail controls don’t work; the applicants’ “marketing and sales-access-restriction plans, in the real world, could never be enough”.
Therefore, the only option is to keep these products off the market altogether, and “remand is futile” because this underlying logic will not change even if the FDA does give closer consideration to the marketing plans. It is bound to reach exactly the same conclusion, and its failure to review marketing proposals first time round is in effect no more than a harmless error.

There is, to be sure, one gaping hole in Rosenbaum’s reasoning. How can the FDA (or the judge) be sure that no retail or marketing controls would ever work in cutting off youth access? Just because they haven’t so far does not mean that they never will (what about an unbreakable biometric link between device and purchaser, for example?). We, are after all, dealing here with reviews of innovation…

Where the judges differ

This is a key point where the majority and the dissent differ, and where chief judge William Pryor (writing the majority opinion) pointedly observed: “This excuse is akin to a federal district court judge refusing to hear a convicted criminal defendant at sentencing about his reformation plans or the impact on his family because, in the judge’s experience, he found that those things do not matter.”

The bottom line, for the majority, is just as unambiguous as it is for Rosenbaum…but from the opposite perspective. Agency action must be based “on a consideration of the relevant factors”, yet “the Administration failed to consider the relevant marketing and sales-access-restrictions plans”; therefore, “the marketing denial orders were arbitrary and capricious”.

To understand why this supposed capriciousness came about, we need to look at the history of the PMTA process from the FDA’s point of view. As described by the court, “the Administration repeatedly represented to tobacco companies that marketing and sales-access-restriction plans were relevant to its determination of whether their products were ‘appropriate for the protection of the public health’ ”.

But after saying this, and faced with a huge volume of PMTA applications, the agency then adopted its “fatal flaw” approach, which in essence led to it automatically rejecting any applications that did not include a randomised controlled trial or a longitudinal cohort study showing benefits to adult smokers.

“For the sake of efficiency, the evaluation of the marketing plans in applications” would not take place unless an application had already passed over the first “fatal flaw” hurdle, the FDA decided. It also cited similar reasoning to Rosenbaum’s: such plans probably wouldn’t make much difference anyway.

So, although of course it wasn’t phrased this bluntly, the only way an application could compensate for an unavoidable risk of youth uptake was to demonstrate benefits to adults. Fail to do that, and the rest of your application is irrelevant.

What’s it all about?

What can we learn from all this? Most importantly, perhaps, that the current arguments are all about procedure. The court noted – as others have – that it wasn’t sitting in judgement on whether the products should have been granted PMTAs, or whether the marketing plans were credible (“the Administration is not required to decide…that this evidence tilts the scales”).

The only question was whether the FDA, when it sat in judgement, did so properly. And indeed, this (rather than anything to do with public health as such) has consistently been the question raised by plaintiffs too.

Given that the issue at hand in these cases is procedure rather than science, it’s more than likely that both the review of the agency’s tobacco regulatory activities ordered by FDA commissioner Robert Califf earlier this summer and the arrival of a new head for the Center for Tobacco Products (CTP), Brian King, will bring about changes.

Any alterations to the PMTA process are likely to make it more bullet-proof from the agency’s point of view, which does not necessarily mean more explicit; it could mean the opposite.

So the future fate of heated tobacco, pouches and other products with the FDA will also almost certainly be affected by the agency’s experiences during the e-cig PMTA fiasco. And any lingering naive faith that “obvious” public health benefits will win the day through sheer persuasiveness should be abandoned.

Equally, these cases do nothing to resolve the underlying question of whether novel nicotine products are, in the terminology of the FDA and the Tobacco Control Act, “appropriate for the protection of the public health”.

That issue hasn’t come to court yet, and while judgements like that in the Bidi case might provide some temporary relief – if not closure – for the companies concerned, the fundamental rift remains as wide as ever.

These cases, important as they are for the participants and potentially for other litigants too, remain arguments over whether the FDA dotted the i’s and crossed the t’s correctly; at most, perhaps, over whether the t’s should have been crossed at all. They’re not settling the question of which alphabet to use.

– Barnaby Page ECigIntelligence staff

Photo: 11th Circuit US Court of Appeals

Shopping for E-Liquid or Vape juice? So, you’re new to vaping and looking for the best e-liquid for a smooth experience. There’re lots of flavours and so many e-liquid brands claiming to be the best. We understand that it can be a little daunting and overwhelming, so we’ve created this e-liquid buying guide to help you choose the best e-liquid.

There is so much to consider. Not just the e-liquid for flavour and nicotine strength, but the coil and your vaping device to heat the liquid and the PG/VG ratio, everything is important for a memorable vaping journey. 

E-Liquid Key Terms Explained

MTL (Mouth-To-Lung): When you inhale juice into the mouth and hold vapour briefly before inhaling into your lungs.

DTL (Direct-To-Lung): When you inhale vapour directly into the lungs. 

Nicotine Salts: This type of e-liquid uses the salts found in tobacco producing a smooth throat hit. E-liquid without nicotine salts is called freebase e-liquid.

Hybrid e-liquids: This has both freebase e-liquid and nicotine salts.

PG: Propylene glycol is used in e-liquid, is thinner than VG and creates a deep throat hit.

VG: Vegetable glycerine is thicker than PG, slightly sweeter & smoother on the throat and creates larger clouds of vapour.

Short-fill: A large bottle of e-liquid without nicotine as it has no space at the top of the bottle for a nicotine shot.

Nicotine shot: A small bottle of usually flavourless e-liquid to add a short fill.

What is in E Liquids?

E-Liquid/Vape Juice is a combination of mainly three or four ingredients. Cigarettes are packed with 250+ harmful ingredients including hydrogen cyanide, carbon monoxide, and ammonia, whereas e-liquid/Vape juice has the following 4:

• Vegetable Glycerine
• Propylene Glycol
• Food grade flavouring
• Nicotine (optional)

​How to Choose Your E-Liquid/ vape juice

Choosing the right nicotine strength

Knowing what nicotine strength to choose when starting out vaping can seem like a challenge to many, however you’ve come to the right place to make it a lot easier when choosing which nicotine strength is perfect for you.

• 0mg nicotine – Ideal for social smokers, the nicotine-free option allows you to continue blowing vapour rings or want to continue feeling the experience of smoking without taking in any nicotine. Try out Dinner Lady’s 0mg nicotine shortfills!

• 3mg nicotine – The lowest level nicotine you can get in a liquid. It’s often when people choose this level of nicotine, they are in the final step of quitting smoking as they have reduced their intake to almost nothing. This is also recommended for light smokers who tend to have very few cigarettes a day. We recommend trying Dinner Lady’s 3mg 50:50 or 3mg 30:70 E-liquids for the maximum flavour!

• 6mg nicotine – Low-level nicotine strength that will provide you with the nicotine buzz you are craving. This is ideal for those who on average smoke around 10 cigarettes per day. We recommend trying Dinner Lady’s 6mg 50:50 or 6mg 30:70 E-liquids for the maximum flavour!

• 10mg/12mg nicotine – This level of nicotine strength is ideal for those who are just switching to vaping as it will give you enough nicotine to keep the cravings away. This strength is made for the average smoker who tends to smoke up to a pack a day. We recommend Dinner Lady’s 10mg/12mg 50:50 E-Liquids or Nic Salts!

• 18mg/20mg nicotine – This high level of nicotine is for people who are heavy smokers which tends to be on average over a pack a day. It’s important to note that the strength of the liquid you use will dictate what kind of device you should use. We recommend trying Dinner Lady’s 10mg/12mg 50:50 E-Liquids, Nic Salts or our popular 20mg Disposable Vape Pens!

If you’re trying to switch to vaping, you should start with an e-liquid which helps you with cravings in starting and stopping smoking when you can.

If you find that vaping is not working for you, start with higher nicotine strength and drop down the strengths over time.

How to get a strong throat hit from your e-liquid?

You’ve been smoking cigarettes for a long time and when you try to switch to vaping, you miss that harshness on the back of your throat. If you want to experience that throat hit, you need an e-liquid with higher propylene glycol.

You need to look at the VG: PG ratio. A VG: PG ratio of 50:50 gives a satisfying throat hit for most smokers.

If you’re using a high PG e-liquid, you should look for a vaping device with a long drag designed for mouth to lung vaping. Take a look at our range of pen style vape kits – suitable for MTL vaping.

E-liquids for a smooth throat hit

If you’re looking for a soft throat hit of an e-liquid, you should use nicotine salt or use a higher VG e-liquid.

Nicotine salts are a relatively new innovation and was made as nicotine hits with very high strength e-liquids was too harsh. It’s made from the nicotine found in tobacco leaves and creates a smoother throat hit.

Nicotine salts are very popular with new vapers and smokers who are switching from light/mild cigarettes and tobacco.

Another way to get a smoother throat hit is to use a higher VG vape juice. Mostly we use high VG vaping juice with more advanced vaping devices.

E-liquids for a cigarette-style vape

If you want to switch to vaping and still want the feeling of a cigarette, there are two ways.

The first is to use an e-liquid with higher PG, typically with a VG: PG ratio of 50:50, which gives a similar feeling and throat hit to a cigarette. These e-liquids are best used with pod systems and low-powered vaping devices.

Many vapers like pod systems with a combination of nicotine salts, and regular e-liquid to enjoy a very realistic smoking experience.

Liquids for open pod systems and starter kits

Starter kits and pod systems are usually designed for higher PG rations (e.g. VG: PG 50:50). You can verify this by checking the resistance of your coil. If the resistance of your coil is higher than 1 ohm, you are usually best off using a high PG e-liquid.

E-Liquids for cloud chasing

If you love to blow larger clouds of vapour, then you are best off with short fills. Short fills are larger units of vape juice with a space at the top of the bottle to add a nicotine shot.

Short fills usually have a higher VG ratio (e.g. VG: PG 70:30). The VG is responsible for the clouds and must be used with more advanced kits for larger clouds. Usually, these vaping devices come with a high-power battery and the tank is built to handle the high power and a thicker e-liquid.

To handle the thicker e-liquids and produce larger clouds, you should use low resistance coils (typically well below 1 ohm) and with wider holes in the coil to help absorb the e-liquid.

Best E-Liquid Buying Guide Summary

Thank you for reading Dinner Lady’s e-liquid buying guide. Selecting the perfect e-liquid which suits your needs takes time and research. Now you know what nicotine strength and VG/PG ratio you want to start your vaping journey.

Visit our online store to browse the best collections of e-liquids and find the ones that will suit you.

And once again visit our store for the right equipment and e-liquids to start your vaping journey right.

Happy Vaping From Dinner Lady!

It’s been an eventful day. And as usual, you pick up your vape to relax. So, you grab the best vapor flavor you have to take a draw, but something has changed. The taste isn’t what it used to be. Or you taste nothing at all. It’s the exact product you’ve always bought, yet it isn’t the same. Something is off. What’s going on? Well, you may have the dreaded vaper’s tongue. While this might be a big concern, you don’t need to fret. It is not a death sentence. In this article, we’ll walk you through the whole vaper’s tongue process and how to solve it. Ready? Read!

What is Vaper’s Tongue?

Vaper’s tongue, also known as vaper’s fatigue, is a common condition among vapers. And guess what, it can come on without warning and disappear just as quickly. It is a taste-related ailment that arises mostly when a vaper constantly uses one type of vape flavor. However, there are other reasons responsible for it. No matter the reason, don’t be scared if it happens to you. This phenomenon is common to pretty much vapers of all levels.

Essentially, vaper’s tongue is a change in the way you experience vape flavor. And when that happens, tastes you normally love can lose their flavor or become unpleasant. Fortunately, vaper’s tongue is usually preventable. And beyond that, it is temporary as well.

Symptoms of Vaper’s Tongue

1. Tastelessness

The most common symptom of vaper’s tongue is the loss of the ability to taste the flavour of your chosen e-liquid. What happens here is that you lose your tongue’s sensitivity to pick and relish your vape flavour. It could come as a numb feeling on your tongue or as an unpleasant taste experience altogether, even though you are taking your favourite flavour.

2. Thick Tongue Coating

Another related symptom of vaper’s tongue is the sensation of having a thick coating on your tongue. This happens as a buildup over time from taking the vape juice. Many believe it is the cause of your inability to taste your favorite flavour. And yes, this togue coating can be detoxified and removed.

To be honest, we know that these symptoms aren’t particularly enjoyable. After all, who likes losing their sense of taste or any form of oral disorder at that? However, these gustatory (taste) abnormalities should not impact your nicotine absorption and vapor production itself. So, even if you’re suffering from vaper’s tongue and vaping with nicotine, you’ll still get your nicotine hit. This happens, especially if you are vaping with nicotine to help you quit smoking.

What Causes Vaper’s Tongue?

1. Vaping a flavour too long: When you try out new vaping flavours, that could help your taste buds to get to work on different sensations. But, on the flip side, sticking toone flavour could cause vaper’s fatigue.

2. Damaged taste buds: If you have damaged taste buds or an underlying oral health challenge, this could cause vaper’s tongue.
3. Dehydration: Vaper’s tongue can occur when you are not taking enough wateror you are just generally dehydrated.
4. Mouth dryness: Here’s the way the human taste bud operates. There are numerous receptors on the tongue, also known as taste buds. But they need saliva to work well. Vaping could be a cause of dry mouth. And if that happens, you won’t be able to taste vape as you usually do.
5. Blocked nose: The gustatory (taste) and olfactory (smell) senses are directly connected in the human anatomy. Hence, your inability to taste well could simply be a result ofa blocked nose.
6. Illnesses & Medicines: Certain medications you take could be responsible for your vaper’s tongue. Or you may simply have an illness that affects your ability to taste things.
7. E-Liquid out-of-date: Vaper’s tongue could come because you took an expired vape or e-liquid. So, make sure that your vaporizer is used for fresh vape juice.

Tips To Avoid Getting Vaper’s Tongue

As mentioned earlier, it’s good to know vaper’s fatigue is preventable. Below are the basic points to note to successfully prevent it.

1. Drink more water: To prevent vaper’s fatigue, your first resort should always be staying hydrated. Drink a lot of water and other drinks. This will help your tongue to produce enough saliva, which is a catalyst for picking tastes.
2. Cut back on caffeine and alcohol: Yes, we just said to take enough drinks, but not caffeine and alcohol (diuretic drinks). These drinkshave the opposite effect of water on the body. Rather than increasing hydration, they make you dehydrated. So, reduce caffeine and alcohol intake to avoid vaper’s tongue.
3. Use an oral hydration product: To increase the functionalities of your taste buds, you could also take oral hydration products to increase saliva production in your mouth.
4. Clean your tongue: Make it a habit to brush your teeth, take care of your mouth, and clean your tongue at least twice a day.
5. Stop smoking: Cigarette has an incredibly negative impact on our health. So, you should quit smoking as it also makes your mouth dry. Stopping would stop the bad effect it has on your taste organ, so you can fully enjoy the taste of your preferred vape.
6. Take longer breaks between vapes: Reduce your vaping frequency. Vaping without taking considerably long breaks could cause vaper’s tongue.
7. Switch juices: There are multiple variants of vape juices for you to choose from. When you switch juices, it helps to prevent vaper’s tongue.
8. Try a mentholated or cooling flavor: This would help give your taste receptors a jumpstart and refresh. You can always feel the cooling effect of menthol flavoured vape juices. And that can help to prevent and even cure a vaper’s tongue.
9. Vape unflavored e-liquid: Avoid using unflavoured e-liquid as well. They can damage the taste buds. Instead, use well-flavoured vapes to increase your taste receptors’ operations.

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E-cigarette flavours – especially sweet and fruit flavours – are prime weapons in a devilish plot by the tobacco and vaping industries to hook a generation of innocent children into a lifetime’s dependency on nicotine, right? That may be putting it slightly more strongly, but it’s essentially what public health groups such as the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, the American Lung Association and myriad others take every opportunity to hammer home.

The counter argument, that flavours are crucial to attracting smokers away from combustibles and then keeping them away, also tends to come repeatedly from a cast of usual suspects, many of them e-liquid manufacturers and retailers, who can hardly be considered objective or disinterested commentators.

So it comes as a refreshing change to encounter a campaigning health charity making a clear argument that general retailers should be permitted to sell e-liquids in fruit and other sweet flavours, and not be limited to tobacco, mint and menthol.

That charity, ASH New Zealand, has been campaigning since the early 1980s against what it calls “the toll of smoked tobacco”. And, unlike the US groups named above, it understands that e-cigarettes are neither tobacco nor smoked.

Intended and unintended consequences

In its submission to the New Zealand Health Select Committee on the pending Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Smoked Tobacco) Amendment Bill – which it praises as “a world-leading and bold piece of legislation” – ASH Action for Smokefree 2025 says: “Forty years of tobacco control experience has taught ASH many lessons. We have seen how policies that have reduced smoking rates have often had greatest benefits for the most privileged, and the least deprived, resulting in increases in smoking-related inequity. This outcome has given us cause to reflect on the intended and unintended consequences of our 40-year journey and consider how to implement the proposed bold policies in a fair and empathetic way.”

And it is in this enlightened mood that it tackles the vexed issue of flavours: “There is good evidence that use of fruit and other sweet flavoured e-liquids is positively related to smokers’ transition away from cigarettes. International evidence from four countries concluded those using sweet flavours were 1.6 times more likely to stay smokefree, whereas menthol flavour users were less likely to stay smokefree. We consider that the current restrictions to tobacco, mint and menthol flavour vapes in general stores is counterproductive and in opposition to the evidence. Therefore undermining quit smoking attempts. Allowing two popular fruit flavours more accurately reflects the types of product that ex-smokers use to remain smokefree.”

But before you get the idea that ASH NZ is recommending any kind of free-for-all, it goes on: “The desired outcome is that general retailers (such as dairies and convenience stores) can provide former smokers with more controlled tamper-proof closed pod vaping flavours they enjoy and keep them off smoking whilst avoiding the rise in micro-vape stores that sell a range of products but without the depth of support that a dedicated specialist store offers. Likewise, it also ensures better controls over visibility and access to vaping products for young people.”

It may come as no great surprise to fair-minded observers of global politics to find a more balanced, more thoughtful, less strident approach being expressed in New Zealand than among apparently similar groups in the US. But there, ladies and gentlemen, is another piece of evidence.

– Aidan Semmens ECigIntelligence staff

Photo: Falco

Dinner Lady Launches New Vape E-Liquid Moments Range After 2 years

Dinner Lady launched the new MOMENTS range series after 2 years. This new Moments range has 5 bestselling flavours available in the market around the world. Re-imagined by Dinner Lady, each flavour has been developed to create a rich aromatic vapor and is set to shake up the vaping space.

The MOMENTS range has been developed using our global vaping expertise, world-class science, premium quality ingredients and formulation.

Exclusive to Dinner Lady, this range will offer adult smokers and vapers sensorial enjoyment, and happy moments in their busy lifestyles.

MOMENTS’ Fruits and Sweets Flavours Range

We are a vape brand focused on premium quality and exceptional customer experience. Our Fruit and Sweets flavours range have no match in the market. Dinner Lady’s fruit range is inspired by a dedication to nostalgia and by flavours we fondly remember from times gone by.

The Sweets range takes inspiration from classic sweets and candies that we remember fondly from days gone by. The Moments range offers 5 premium and most loved flavours – Grape Star, Bubble Mint, Fruit Splash, Razz Blues, Peach bubble.

Available In Our Shortfills and Concentrates Formulation

Dinner lady’s Moments range is available in Shortfills and Concentrates formulations. Shortfills contain 50ml nicotine-free e-liquid in a 60ml bottle, allowing vapers to add a Nicotine Shot to create their own, DIY Shake and Vape formulation. Shortfills combine 70% VG and 30% PG to create impressive, dense clouds with a rich flavour.

Dinner lady is a worldwide market leader in creating realistic flavours however we always prioritizes customer satisfaction. That’s why our moments range allows vapers to experiment and create their own DIY flavour combinations. Concentrate E-Liquids only contain PG and food grade Flavourings, serving as the perfect base on which to create a unique flavour palette.

Dinner Lady Moments E-Liquid Flavours

This fantastic moments range comes with 5 satisfying e-liquid flavours.

Grape Star

Dinner Lady’s Grape Star combines fruity red and black grapes, with an added kick of aniseed koolada which delivers an icy, consistent, and completely unique taste.

Bubble Mint

Dinner Lady’s Bubble Mint combines classic sweet bubble-gum and a fresh burst of natural mint.

Fruit Splash

Dinner Lady’s Fruit Splash combines a mixed medley of summer fruits; mainly vocalized by notes of currants, mixed berries, and citric notes.

Razz Blues

Dinner Lady’s Razz Blues combines bursts of mixed blueberries and ripened raspberries, to create what we would call a ‘perfect berry vape’ flavour.

Peach Bubble

Dinner Lady’s Peach Bubble combines ripe peaches fused with a taste of sweet bubble gum, to provide vapers with a unique flavour to remember.

Final Thoughts

Here at Vape Dinner Lady we are committed to providing choice to adult vapers and encouraging smokers to switch. Dinner Lady has won over 40 awards and has grown an international presence within over 100 countries, fully establishing itself as a global vape market leader.

Dinner Lady’s Moments Range is the #1 choice for amazing and refreshing flavours to make your vaping experience revolutionary.

Have you ever wondered, does e-liquid expire? E-cigarettes are rapidly becoming a more popular product, especially considering the huge number of products on offer in today’s market. Still, it’s important to keep in mind the best practices for using them. Fortunately, our experts are on hand today to help you find out a little more about whether or not e-liquids expire – and how you can manage your e-liquid to get the best from it.

Does e-Liquid Have an Expiry Date?

One question that many people find themselves wondering is, does e-liquid expire? Often, when we think about vape liquid, we don’t usually consider the potential for it to expire. However, it is important to ensure you know the different factors influencing whether or not your e-liquid is likely to expire.

First of all, we should clarify here that all vape liquid and e-liquid products will have an expiry date. So, if you have been asking, “can e-liquid expire,” the simple answer is yes. However, it is highly important to consider that there are numerous factors impacting your e-liquid’s shelf life.

How Long Does E-Liquid Last Before it Reaches its Expiry Date?

There’s no specific duration for how long it can take for an e-liquid to expire. However, typically, the longest possible lifespan for a vape liquid is around two years from the date of manufacture. After this point, your e-liquid may begin to turn bad, and we would generally recommend not using expired e-liquids if you want the best experience.

Generally speaking, the two most important factors to consider when deciding how long your e-liquid should last is to determine whether it’s a PG or VG variety. But how does this impact how soon your e-liquid can expire?

How Long Does PG E-Liquid Last?

Firstly, let’s consider PG (propylene glycol) based e-liquids. These products may last a little longer than other options on the market, but you will need to handle and store the e-liquid with care to make the most of it.

How Long Does VG E-Liquid Last?

Generally speaking, VG e-liquids (vegetable glycerine) don’t have quite such an impressive shelf life. With that being said, it still offers a long-term lifespan, and the difference between PG and VG e-liquids may be barely noticeable if nicotine is also included.

How Long Will My E-Liquid Last Once It’s Been Opened?

Your e-liquid should usually last around one to two years in total, if stored in a cool, dark location. However, opening your e-liquid will expose the contents to air, allowing it to oxidize. As such, you will often begin to notice signs of oxidation relatively quickly. The most common sign of this is a change in color of the e-liquid itself.

5 Common Signs Your E-Liquid or Vape Liquid is About to Expire

At this point, we’ve clarified the likely time that your e-liquid should last. But how can you tell when your e-liquid or vape liquid is likely to expire? Well, the following five signs may be excellent things to watch out for when using a vape liquid that you’re not quite sure will last much longer. It’s a simple check to determine whether your e-liquid is still in top condition or not.

1. Separating Ingredients

Did you know that when your e-liquid reaches its shelf life, its ingredients may begin to separate? Of course, shaking the e-liquid up may help recombine the materials. Nevertheless, this may be one of the first signs that you need to replace your e-liquid for the best results.

2. Unpleasant Scents/Flavors

Don’t let your e-liquid spoil – it’ll ruin your vaping experience! Indeed, many people don’t realize (until it’s too late) that an expired e-liquid will often come with unpleasant smells or flavors. This can severely limit your enjoyment of vaping – giving further incentive to use your e-liquid before its shelf life expires.

3. Changing Color

In addition to unpleasant smells and flavors, your e-liquid may also change color when it nears its expiry date. As such, keep a close eye on your vape liquid’s color; if it starts to change color, it may be close to expiring. This is especially common if your chosen e-liquid contains high levels of nicotine. During exposure to the air, oxidation processes darken the mixture, giving it a distinctive color overall.

4. Changed Texture

When it comes to your e-juice, you likely recognize its typical properties and texture. With this thought in mind, if you notice that your e-juice’s texture has become thicker or thinner than normal, this might indicate that it’s starting to expire. Don’t panic, though; this might seem like a drastic change, but it’s not something to be overly worried about.

5. Reduced Nicotine Levels

Is it Safe to Use Expired E-Liquids?

Are expired e-liquids safe to use? Many people panic about using an e-liquid past its expiry date. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean that your e-liquid will become toxic. However, if you notice significant changes in your e-liquid, we always recommend that you avoid using it, just to be safe.

How Should I Store my Vape Juice to Delay Expiration?

If you’d like to extend your e-liquid shelf life goals as much as possible, try to keep your e-liquid in a cool, dark location. This will help reduce the risk of your e-liquid expiring as quickly while limiting oxidation. However, once your e-liquid is open, the rate of expiration and degradation may speed up.

Final Thoughts

If you’ve been looking to find out more about whether vape liquid can expire, it’s important to be aware of the different factors influencing this. Indeed, no matter your preference for e-liquid flavor, it’s important to consider its likely e-liquid shelf life.

Fortunately, while most e-liquid will have a time when it goes past its expiry date, this usually doesn’t happen for around two years after the manufacture of the product. So, you should have plenty of options to consider as part of your decision.

After the victory of right-wing parties in Sweden’s very close election this week, the country’s vaping sector – and its customers – may well be breathing a sigh of relief; perhaps a peppermint- or caramel- or blueberry-scented sigh, indeed.

It was the previous, more leftist government which had backed a plan earlier in the year to restrict flavours in nicotine products, but that proposal was rejected by the parliament (although other, less contentious restrictions were approved) and the new administration looks unlikely to resuscitate it or similar ideas.

Novel nicotine products, and tobacco control generally, are rarely to the forefront in elections: not least because there is no real argument about the desirability of reducing smoking, and because relatively few citizens are affected by any measures that might be adopted (or not). But for those in the industry, and for those who use products such as e-cigarettes, they can make a big difference – and nowhere more than in Europe, it seems.

This is made startlingly clear by our new Policy Radar product, which currently tracks the development of nicotine-related policy in 39 countries. Among its many features is an election monitor, which assesses how significant forthcoming polls are to the sector…and nearly all of those rated as most meaningful are in Europe.

New parties with very different views

In Italy, Spain, and Finland, for example, the next elections “are likely to bring new parties into government with very different views towards tobacco and nicotine product policy”. Indeed, the outcome of Italy’s – due in less than a fortnight – may, if the right wing prevails as expected, be just as welcome as Sweden’s to businesses facing an increase in excise duties.

Of course, this is not the only part of the world where elections matter; the Policy Radar also identifies Canada, the Philippines and the US as races to watch. And, as we reported recently, the possible announcement next month of an early election in Malaysia might put a question mark over the future of that country’s Generational End Game Bill, which would cut off the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2007.

But still, it is Europe, with its wide gamut of (current) policy positions, from prohibitionist Norway to pro-harm-reduction Britain, that most vividly illustrates how big-picture politics can and does make a difference – how elections that aren’t “about” vaping or nicotine at all can nevertheless have such an impact on the climate for nicotine alternatives.

– Barnaby Page ECigIntelligence staff

Photo: Claudio Schwarz

If you are looking for something that gives a satisfying nicotine hit, you can carry easily in your pocket and has a Dinner Lady Original E-Liquids, we have got a great vaping device for you.

Today we’re going to look at a new advanced disposable vape – the Vape Pen Pro which is the Newest Disposable by Dinner Lady.

The Vape Pen Pro is technically advanced, yet still very easy to use. Dinner Lady is known for best styling and satisfying disposable vapes in the UK while ensuring the products are easy to use – and aim to provide a satisfying vaping experience.

Dinner Lady Vape Pen Pro Disposable Vape

Dinner Lady has released a new disposable vape, it’s called the Vape Pen Pro. The Vape Pen Pro is ideal for all types of vapers, especially for people who are thinking of swapping over from cigarettes. It delivers a unique vaping experience for you, due to our original Diner Lady E-Liquid.

The Vape Pen Pro is the only 600 puffs device prefilled with Dinner Lady E-liquid. The device is ideal for new and experienced vapers alike. Each flavour is formulated to compliment the output wattage, battery, and the coil resistance of the disposable.

The device contains 2ml of 20mg Nicotine salts and a 1.6-ohm coil which provides a smooth throat hit with an enhanced flavour and discreet cloud production.

The disposable is designed from a stainless steel + PETG rubber paint with a silk print which makes the device sleek, durable and discreet. Each Flavour of the 14 flavours has its own signature colour.

The MCU (micro control unit) provides the ultimate battery protection while the controlled PCB (printed circuit board) unit effectively controls and maintains voltage output for enhanced safety when vaping.

Complete with a fiberglass installation within the airflow panel, this disposable pen is fireproof and can withstand over 9kg of pressure to ensure a leak-free vape.

Pre-charged and ready to vape out of the box, the Dinner Lady Vape Pen Pro requires no maintenance or fuss –simply inhale and begin vaping. The built-in LED battery indicator light illuminates on inhale and near end of life, flashes to alert that the battery is depleted. When empty, dispose of the device via battery recycling stations.

Made in Britain, Dinner Lady e-liquid is a finished product that is both MHRA and TBD compliant. Dinner Lady operates strict Quality Control Measures within cleanroom laboratories and state-of-the-art operational facilities right here in the UK. 

Specifications

• Up to 600 puffs
• Prefilled with 2ml of Dinner Lady’s 20mg Nic Salt e-liquid
• No-fuss, no leaks, no refilling
• Stainless Steel + PETG Rubber Paint with Silk Print
• 6ohm atomiser
• 500mAh, Grade A Li-Ion battery
• Input :3.7 Vdc lithium -ion battery
• Protection Class III
• Sealed for freshness
• Slim and discreet design
• 15*15*100mm

 Dinner Lady Vape Pen Pro Flavours

Dinner Lady is one the best websites for some of the best vape flavours around the world. We have a wide range of exciting flavours for individual needs.

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