Liquid vape

The term "Liquid vape" usually does not refer to a specific brand, but rather is another name for "e-liquid" or "vape juice". Sometimes, it also broadly refers to "liquid electronic cigarettes" that use this liquid.

Specifically, it may refer to the following scenarios:

 As the general term for "e-liquid"
This is the most common usage of "Liquid vape", referring to the liquid consumables used in electronic cigarette devices. It is typically composed of the following basic ingredients:

Base liquid: mainly consists of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG), used to produce smoke and carry flavors.

Nicotine: optional, it is the main source of addiction in electronic cigarettes.

Flavoring agents for consumption: determine the flavor of the e-liquid, such as fruits, mint, tobacco, etc.

As the type of "liquid electronic cigarette"
"Liquid vape" is also used to differentiate from new tobacco products like IQOS. These devices generate aerosol by heating the e-liquid, and are mainly divided into:

Rechargeable and reusable (Pod System): The device can be charged and reused, and the closed e-cigarette cartridges with pre-filled e-liquid can be replaced. For example, "VEEV" recently launched in South Korea by Philip Morris belongs to this type.

Disposable: The e-liquid and battery are integrated, and the device is discarded after use.

Open system (Open System): Users can purchase bottled e-liquid and inject it into the device themselves.

As a specific brand or product line name
"LiQuid": A British e-liquid brand, known for its cost-effective "Shortfill" (pre-mixed e-liquid) products.

"Liquid FOOM": A e-liquid brand, with its flavors (such as green kiwi) receiving positive reviews from users.

"Elux Liquid": Another popular e-liquid brand, offering various nicotine salt flavors.

Summary
In simple terms, when people mention "Liquid vape", the vast majority of the time they are referring to "e-liquid" itself.

⚠️ Important health reminder
Regardless of the term, e-liquid and the aerosol it produces contain harmful substances such as nicotine.

High addiction: Nicotine is highly addictive and particularly harmful to the brain development of teenagers.

Potential risks: The long-term health effects are not yet clear, but it is known to be associated with risks such as lung damage.

Illegal additives: Be vigilant of "upgrading electronic cigarettes" that illegally contain synthetic cannabinoids or ritaline, and inhalation may lead to severe organ damage or even death.