A disposable vape is empty when the flavour disappears, the vapour becomes thin, and the final puffs start to taste burnt. The quickest way to be certain comes down to a single factor: whether or not your device has a charging port. With a non-rechargeable disposable, if the light is blinking and there is no […]
A mesh coil is a flat, perforated metal sheet which heats the e-liquid rather than the thin wire that was used in earlier disposables. Since the flat sheet comes into contact with a much greater amount of e-liquid at the same time as compared to a wire, mesh coils became the standard when disposables started […]
A disposable vape that contains no nicotine (0mg) is just like a normal disposable vape in terms of flavour, hardware, and format, the only difference being that it has no nicotine. It looks and functions in the same way: activated by drawing on it, requiring no setup. Only the e-liquid differs. In Canada, 0mg versions […]
The 15 disposable vape flavours that are worth trying first in Canada at the moment are ranked according to the extent to which they appear across different independent brands and how well they align with general Canadian flavour preferences, rather than based on any one brand’s marketing efforts. Fruit and fruit-ice flavours take a clear […]
Disposable vape flavours can be divided into six main categories: fruit, ice/menthol, dessert, tobacco, beverage, and mixed blends. Most manufacturers select flavours from several of these categories rather than limiting themselves to just one. The terms “Ice” and “Intense” appear frequently on packaging, but they have entirely different meanings. “Ice” refers to the flavour, while […]
A used disposable belongs in an e-waste stream, not in your garbage, blue bin, or green bin. Take it to an electronics drop-off or a mail-back program in one piece, without pulling it apart. British Columbia added vapes to its recycling law in November 2025, but the province-wide collection program is not running yet. Why […]
The legal vaping age in British Columbia is 19. Federally, 18 is the minimum everywhere in Canada — but BC, like most provinces, has raised that floor. If you’re 18 in BC, you can’t legally buy vaping products yet; that changes the day you turn 19. Legal Vaping Age in BC BC established the vaping […]
BC Vaping Laws: Flavours, Where You Can Vape comes down to a few rules that adults need to keep separate. You must be at least 19 to buy nicotine vapour products in British Columbia. Adult-only vape shops can sell non-tobacco flavours, and B.C. law prohibits vaping in most indoor public places, workplaces, school property, and […]
Are Disposable Vapes Legal in Canada? Yes. Canadian retailers can legally sell disposable nicotine vapes to adults in Canada, but the product, package, retailer and destination must all comply with federal and provincial rules. Behind the counter at our Burnaby shop, we check the nicotine statement and excise stamp before discussing puff count, airflow or […]
