How to Know If You're Vaping with Unsafe Coils

It's pretty challenging to know whether or not e-liquids are safe to vape. But there is a way to tell if you're vaping with unsafe coils. The first way is to look at the ring itself.

If you're a vape user, chances are you've heard about unsafe coils. But what are they? And how can you know if your lock is safe?

First, let's talk about what an unsafe coil is:

Unsafe coils are made from materials that are not safe for vaping. These materials can include things like lead and nickel, which can be toxic when inhaled into the lungs. The problem with these unsafe materials is that they release fumes when heated up by a vape pen or e-cigarette. These fumes can then be inhaled by vapers, causing severe health problems such as lung cancer and emphysema.

So how can you tell if your coil is safe?

Here are some signs that it may be unsafe:

If it smells like chemical or metal when heated by your e-juice (this could indicate lead or nickel), don't use it.

1.    If there are visible deposits on the coil, don't use it.

2.    If there are no visible deposits, but your vape tastes "off" or weird (like burnt rubber), don't use it.

3.    Don't use it if it starts to smoke or smell like burning plastic.

4.    If you notice a "white haze" around your vape pen, don't use it.

5.    If there is any sign of blackening on the coil itself (even if it's just one spot), don't use it.

6.    Don't use it if the battery gets very hot to the touch.

7.  Don't use it if you notice any strange odours coming from your vape pen (burning plastic, for example).

If you've noticed any of these signs, it's time to replace your vape pen.

Replacement coils are generally inexpensive and easy to find online or at a local vape shop.