Vape Hardware – Devices & Accessories in Canada

Vape hardware refers to the physical components of a vaping setup, such as batteries, pod systems, mods, tanks, coils, and chargers. These parts work together to vaporize e-liquid.

Common device types include:

• Pod systems (compact, simple operation)
• Vape pens (easy, slim form factor)
• Box mods (adjustable power and settings)
• Starter kits (device + compatible parts)

Pod systems are typically smaller and designed for lower power use, often pairing well with nicotine salt e-liquids. Vape mods are larger devices that often allow adjustable settings, higher power output, and broader compatibility with tanks and coils.

Yes. Regular maintenance helps consistent performance, such as:

• Replacing coils or pods when flavour or performance drops
• Cleaning tank/pod connections to prevent poor contact
• Charging batteries properly and keeping ports clean

Coil lifespan varies based on usage, e-liquid type, and device settings. Many coils last several days to around two weeks. Replace the coil if flavour fades, vapour drops, or you notice a burnt taste.

Consider:

• Experience level (beginner-friendly vs adjustable devices)
• Vaping style (MTL vs DTL)
• E-liquid type (nicotine salt vs freebase; PG/VG ratio)
• Part availability (pods/coils that are easy to replace)

Vape batteries are generally safe when used as directed. Use the manufacturer-recommended charger, avoid damaged batteries, keep contacts clean, and store batteries away from heat and metal objects.

Not always. Compatibility depends on the device and the tank/pod design. Always check your device specifications and use coils or pods made for your specific model.

This can happen if:

• The battery is depleted or not making good contact
• The coil/pod is worn out
• The pod/tank is empty
• Connections are dirty or the pod/tank isn’t seated properly

Try charging the device, reseating the pod/tank, cleaning contacts, or replacing the coil/pod.

Vape hardware is intended for adults of legal vaping age only. While devices include safety features, they are not risk-free. Follow manufacturer instructions, use compatible parts, and comply with local regulations.