Did you know that there are several different inhaling
techniques when vaping? Which techniques
are best, however, comes down to the opinions of each individual vaper as you
will find out here. You see, there are
some people who don’t give a second thought to vaping techniques, or how their
mouth connects when inhaling. Learning
the proper techniques can greatly improve the experience, no matter if you’re a
new or an experienced vaper.
Two Primary Techniques
There are two techniques that are most common among
vapers: Mouth Inhale and Lung Hit, both of which produce different effects.
- The Mouth Inhale is commonly compared to
the analog approach. - The Lung Hit is similar to taking a hit
from a bong.
The variety of different approaches offer many a
number of unique results, which can help with anything from chain vaping, cloud
chasing, or enhancing the flavor of your e-liquid.
What You Need to Know
There are several things to know when it comes
handling and using your device, no matter if it’s a pod system (draw-activated or button-operated) or a mod,
as understanding them can enhance your experience and help improve your safety
in the process.
#1: Priming The Puff
Many vapers start off by taking primer puffs, or
rapidly inhaling to quickly heat up the coil. This readies the atomizer for vaping without
having to take in any vapor. While this
technique is not entirely necessary, it does prolong the atomizer’s life.
#2: Hold Before Exhale
After inhaling, the vapor should be held in the mouth
for a few seconds. This allows the
nicotine to be absorbed through the mouth before the lungs and then the nose. After a brief hold, the vapor cloud can be
exhaled.
#3: The Mouth Inhale
There are some vapers that do not like to inhale
vapor. Instead of this, they suck the vapor through their mouth and exhale
slowly afterwards. It’s argued that this
method is overly wasteful, since the nicotine cannot be absorbed entirely. There are those, however, that state nicotine
is easily absorbed through the membranes in the mouth. In any case, this technique is one of the less
harsh ways to vape and allows for savoring the flavors.
#4: The Lung Hit
This method requires inhaling directly into the lungs
while drawing from the device, similar to those analogs you used to have. This technique can be difficult for many
vapers, as it requires forming a seal with the lips around the device, which
restricts airflow. For those wanting an
experience similar to a regular analog, this is the ideal method. It’s important to note this method can be
harsh, especially with e-juices containing
high nicotine.
Can Your Device Over Heat with These Techniques?
Sometimes, overdoing a certain technique can lead to
the device overheating. If this happens,
you want to make sure your coils aren’t touching your cap at all and that your
battery connections are secure, as in not half-hanging off or anything like
that. If they’re not, that could be a
reason you’re overheating. If it’s the
button getting hot, take it apart and clean it with rubbing alcohol because
nasty gunk could be the reason. Or maybe
all you really need to do is increase the resistance a little to quit the overheat.
When All is Said And Done
While the best techniques vary from one vaper to the
next, there are some basics that everybody should be aware of. Newbies may find it too difficult to do the
Lung Hit because it can be very overpowering, in this case it would be best to
try out the Mouth Inhale technique. Different
methods will work better or worse depending on the situation. Sometimes after a stressful day, a deep lung
hit can hit the spot. While casually
vaping through the day may be best suited to soft hits. It’s important to remember the basics, but
part of the fun to vaping will be in finding one’s own preferences.
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