Precautions For Using Electronic Cigarettes

Electronic cigarette devices with physical buttons are prone to accidental contact with the ignition key when carried, and prolonged ignition may cause the atomization core to burn or even overheat, posing a danger. Common voltage regulating devices can be turned off or locked with buttons, while the mechanical rod can choose to lock with buttons or directly remove the battery and put it in the battery box for carrying.

Attention should be paid to the possibility of oil leakage from the atomizer when carrying it out. Oil leakage needs to be dealt with in a timely manner: atomizer leakage usually flows out from the air inlet at the bottom of the atomizer, and smoke can easily seep into the device from the 510 interface, causing damage to the device or soaking the battery. When the atomizer leaks, it is necessary to wipe it in a timely manner to prevent these situations from occurring. At the same time, when carrying the oil storage atomizer outside, the air inlet opening of the atomizer can be completely closed to reduce or even avoid oil leakage.