What Not to Do When Your Disposable Vape Not Hitting?

Disposable vapes are designed to be cheap, disposable items. This means that if something goes wrong, sometimes the only option is to throw it away and move on.

It also means there are a few things you shouldn't do...

1. Don't try to recharge the battery

Whatever you do, don't try to recharge a disposable vape.

There's no easy way to try, because there's nowhere to plug in a cord. But don't try to get around this with creative DIY charging solutions either! Trying to charge a battery that's not rechargeable can cause it to catch fire or even explode.

Batteries also contain some pretty nasty chemicals, so it's best to leave them alone.

And when you're done with your vape, dispose of it responsibly. It should be taken to a battery and electrical recycling facility.

2. Don’t try to disassemble the vape

There are different opinions on disassembling disposable vapes. If your heart is set on doing it, you can find guides online. But the chances are, you’ll spend a lot of time tinkering with something you’ll never get to work again.

If you like getting to grips with the inner workings of your vape, a pod device is a better option. These combine much of the ease and portability of disposable vapes with the ability to replace faulty components. The pod can be re-filled and the battery can be re-charged.

But MEMERS Vape will give you more options to customize your vaping experience. And if one element stops working, it’s usually fairly easy to find a replacement.

Our Top Pick

MEMERS M18000 Disposable Vape Device

• Screen Display
• Smooth & Boost Adjustable Airflow
• Battery capacity:650mAh
• Coil Material:Mesh Coil
• Dispaly:Eliquid & Battery Indicator
• Charging Type:Type-С
• Airflow:Adjustable
• 20ml E-liquid Capacity
• 50mg Strength
• Up to 18000 Puffs

When All Else Fails

Just because a product is marketed as disposable, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t it expect it to work properly!

If your disposable vape has malfunctioned and you’re unable to fix it, contact the retailer or manufacturer. They should offer you a refund or replacement.

Not all factory, however, have the same levels of customer service. If you don’t get a positive response, consider whether it’s worth pushing the point. Your time is valuable too, and you may prefer to leave a scathing review and take your custom elsewhere in the future.