Removable e-cig batteries are a highly charged electrical item that can react violently if damaged or treated poorly. Lithium-Ion batteries are safely used in literally millions of devices every day. However, there are some risks associated with such high energy devices that vapers should be aware of.

If you have an external battery and you need to store it outside of your e-cig, remember to use an appropriate vaping accessory such as a battery case or vape battery sleeve to stop any damage to the cell. When you first unbox your e-cig you may not realise that there are certain things on your vape pen that can be changed. If you have a removeable vape battery mod, this is a vape mod where the battery can be removed, there are a few ways to charge this. It can be charged using a USB port on the e-cig, but this is not usually recommended, especially if there is more than one battery. It is advisable to use an external e-cig battery charger so the batteries charge at the same rate and are never over charged. Using this method the batteries are removed from the e-cig and put into a charger. Mouthpieces for Your VapeWhen it comes to vaping, lanyards have a different purpose. Instead of holding badges or IDs, they’re designed for smaller pen-style starter kits, and they’re helpful for discreetly carrying your vape kit around.

If you have an integrated vape battery, this is a battery that cannot be removed from your vape mod, then it will be charge using an onboard USB port and will come supplied with a suitable USB charging cable. Working days are Monday to Friday. Saturday and Sunday are not classed as working days, however, Royal Mail does very occasionally deliver on Saturdays. Northern Ireland, Scottish Highlands and Scottish Islands may take longer than the estimated lead time. We’re proud to offer well-designed and useful accessories that elevate vaping to a lifestyle so vapers can integrate it seamlessly into their day-to-day routines.

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Although many Lithium-Ion batteries have “protection”, the following cautions are still relevant, as the protection circuit is a potential safety mechanism rather than something absolute.