Vape Tips and How To's

Why would I update my device's firmware?

We can see our device "version" or "firmware" upon booting it up...these can be updated quite like your phone...

The Beginner’s Guide to Vaping

Everything you want and need to know

As a famous philosopher once said, “KNOWLEDGE IS POWER”.  Making the leap into the world of vaping, especially if your aim is to quit smoking, can be daunting and conf

1. Once you know you need to change your coil, there are a couple steps to take
2. Open your tank from the bottom, over the sink if you have juice left, and have tissues ready
3. Unscrew the burnt coil from your tank

How to Build a Coil

For beginners

What to Remember

Calling All Cloud Chasers

There are a couple ways that you can get big clouds on your ape.

1. Use maximum airflow

What the Heck Does That Mean!?

Abbreviations of the Vape Community

• 510: a thread used on ecigarette tanks and mods, the most p

What is e-juice made of?

All e juice is typically made up of three or four ingredients.

• Propylene glycol (PG)

Why is my Tank Leaking?

This seems to be a common question, and a common issues among both beginner and experienced vapers. There are typically a couple things that can explain why a tank is leaking, and the top causes are listed below with their solutions!

My Mod Isn't Working

Are you having issues with your vape? The issue you are experiencing could be the result of any easy fix, and wer

How to Keep Your Vape Safe From Pets and Minors

We all want to keep our loved ones safe...

The two different types of available e-cigarettes in Canada are disposable and rechargeable ones. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but most electronic cigarette smokers have a preference for one or the other.

Rechargeable electronic cigarettes can be charged

Dear Vapers,

So you have decided to make the switch to the cleaner alternative to traditional tobacco cigarettes, congratulations! Now you want some tips for using your new best friend that possess nicotine? If so, check out some of our tips below to clear the air for your vaping needs.

Dear Vapers,

Every year around this time, people begin thinking about the New Year and the changes it will bring. Some people make New Year’s resolutions to lose weight, get a better job, get married, or simply to get a life. Millions of Canadians will also make the eResolution to start vaping!

It is known that 37,000 Canadians die each year from smoking, with such a statistic why don’t Canadian smokers make the switch to this cleaner alternative? The answer is that most people just don’t know how to go about making the switch.

Dear Vapers,

With March break around the corner, we decided to clear the air for the lucky vapers who will be traveling abroad. Please note that this information is based on the recommendations we found within our research for Air Canada. It is ALWAYS best to call the airline you are flying with to inquire, or check the website and search luggage restrictions.  Air Canada allows your electronic cigarettes in your travels as long as it remains stowed and unused in your carry-on baggage. Be sure to stow your e liquid in a plastic bag and only bring 100mL maximum. That being said, check out the below list of frequently asked questions we tackled for traveling with your e cigs, that applies to Air Canada aircrafts.

Dear Vapers,

Please read, download and share Tobacco Harm Reduction Association of Canada "Vaping, The Truth" report written by Kellie Forbes BScN RN. We need to raise awareness and help current smokers make an educated decision on switching to this cleaner alternative. With an average of 37,000 Canadians dying from tobacco related diesases

Dear Vapers,

To welcome new vapers to the community, we have put together a list of commonly used terms and abbreviations below. Please feel free to comment on any we missed :)

Happy Vaping from all your friends at EsmokerCanada!

If you’re a practitioner of vaping, it’s highly unlikely that you’ve been able to escape the wild assertions and unfounded myths that’ve made the rounds on click-bait sites concerning e-cigarettes and their impact on one’s. Oftentimes, it’s difficult to determine the source of these “studies”; but in spite of the fact that most of these notions are rooted in conjecture and well, ignorance, many people are buying into it lock, stock and barrel. What makes matters worse is when the news does have a source – which makes it all the more difficult to argue the position that there is no concrete evidence that vaping can lead to cancer and chronic respiratory disease.

Dear Vapers,

Another common question we aim to clear up is what the numbers on the labels of e-liquid (with nicotine) mean. When you see 6mg(0.6%), 12mg(1.2%), 18mg(1.8%) or 24mg(2.4%) those numbers represents the concentration, or strength, of nicotine in your e-liquid. It is measured in milligrams of nicotine per milliliter of e liquid (mg/ml) and often shortened to mg in you e-juice bottle. The strength can also be articulated as a percentage of nicotine by mass. To break it down in layman's terms 0mg of nicotine which would be best suited for weekend shisha smokers, who enjoys social vaping. 6mg of nicotine is a low/light concentration, which would be comparable to a Belmont Mild, Matinee or Du Maurier Extra Light cigarette smoker. 12mg of nicotine is medium strength that would be best suited for current smokers who smoke light to medium cigarettes like a Du Maurier, Player's or Belmont. 18mg of nicotine is considered strong for current Marlboro or Camel smokers and 24mg is very strong and it would be recommended for current heavy Player's Special smokers.