If the LED light blinks when you try to inhale, it usually means:

• Battery Dead: The battery has run out of charge. Since most disposables are non-rechargeable, it is time to replace the device.
• Out of Liquid: If the flavor has also faded or tastes burnt, the device is empty.
• Safety Cut-off: If you inhale for too long (over 8-10 seconds), the light may flash to prevent overheating.

It is rare, but sometimes a device arrives "Dead on Arrival". Please check:

1. Have you removed the sticker from the bottom airflow hole?
2. Have you removed the rubber bung from the mouthpiece?

If both are removed and it still doesn't fire, please contact us within 48 hours for a replacement.

This is often caused by "Chain Vaping" (taking many puffs in quick succession). The wicking material inside needs time to re-soak with e-liquid between puffs.

Solution: Wait 15-30 seconds between puffs to let the coil cool down and re-saturate. If it still tastes burnt, the coil is permanently damaged.

Leaking is the most common issue with refillable pods. Common causes include:

• Coil Flooding: Sucking too hard on the mouthpiece can pull excess liquid into the chimney. Try inhaling gently.
• Cracked Glass/Pod: Check for hairline cracks.
• Wrong E-Liquid: Using thin liquid (High PG) in a powerful sub-ohm coil can cause leaks. Switch to 70% VG liquid for sub-ohm devices.

This means your device cannot read the coil. Try these steps:

1. Remove the pod/tank and clean the contact points (gold pins) with a tissue.
2. Pull the coil out and push it back in firmly to ensure a good connection.
3. Try a brand new coil. If it still fails, the mod device itself may be faulty.

1. Prime your coil: Always let a new coil sit in a full tank for 5-10 minutes before vaping.

2. Check sweetness: Very sweet "Dessert" or "Candy" e-liquids contain sweeteners that caramelize on the coil (gunk), killing it faster.

3. Keep tank filled: Never let the liquid level drop below the cotton wicking holes.