Electronic Cigarette Puff Series

One prevalent myth is that ECs are safer than traditional cigarettes. In reality, ECs can cause lung cancer, throat cancer, and other severe health issues. Nicotine is still highly addictive, and prolonged use can lead to addiction and dependence, much like traditional cigarettes.
Another myth is that ECs are a healthier alternative because they offer reduced nicotine exposure. While ECs do contain fewer toxins than traditional cigarettes, they still deliver nicotine, which is highly addictive. The risks of lung cancer and other respiratory diseases remain significant.

ECs as a Substitute for Regular CigarettesECs are often marketed as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes because they claim to reduce nicotine exposure. However, the truth is that ECs do not eliminate the risk of addiction or lung cancer. They may offer a short-term reduction in nicotine cravings but do not solve the underlying health problems associated with smoking.

The Health Implications of Using Electronic CigarettesDespite claims of safety, ECs carry substantial health risks. Studies have shown that prolonged use can lead to lung cancer, throat cancer, and other severe respiratory issues. The risks are comparable to those of traditional cigarettes, making them a high-risk product.

Are ECs a Solution or a Band-Aid?ECs are often used as a temporary solution for smoking cessation. However, they are not a long-term solution. Many users face challenges when trying to quit with ECs, and they do not eliminate the risk of addiction and lung disease.

The Role of Misinformation in Promoting ECsECs have been heavily marketed by tobacco companies, who often promote them as healthier options. This misinformation has led to a public perception that ECs are safer than traditional cigarettes. The truth is that ECs carry significant health risks and should not be marketed as such.

The Truth About Electronic CigarettesIn conclusion, ECs are not a healthy alternative to traditional cigarettes. They carry significant health risks, including lung cancer and throat cancer. The truth is that ECs are not a solution to smoking addiction and should not be marketed as such. It is crucial to approach EC use with caution and seek reliable health information to make informed decisions.

At a time when health and consumer safety are receiving increasing attention, various types of atomization products frequently appear in the public eye. Among them, atomizers and electronic cigarettes are often confused, and many people have questions in their minds: Is an atomizer an electronic cigarette? This question not only concerns consumers' health awareness, but also involves product supervision and market regulations.


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From the definition and use, the atomizer is a type of medical device. Its main function is to convert liquid drugs into tiny aerosol particles. Through inhalation, the drugs can directly act on the respiratory tract and lungs, thereby moistening the airway, diluting sputum, relieving cough and asthma. Whether it is a large medical atomizer commonly seen in hospitals or a small household atomizer used for home treatment, its design purpose is to assist in medical treatment and help patients relieve the symptoms of respiratory-related diseases, such as colds, coughs, asthma, bronchial pneumonia and other diseases in children and adults.
According to the mandatory national standards for electronic cigarettes, electronic cigarettes are defined as "electronic transmission systems for generating aerosols for people to inhale, etc." The original design of electronic cigarettes was intended to be a substitute for traditional cigarettes. It is expected that by heating the smoke liquid containing nicotine (nicotine), flavors and other ingredients to generate aerosols, users can satisfy their dependence on nicotine to a certain extent, while reducing the harmful substances such as tar and carbon monoxide produced by the combustion of traditional cigarettes. However, with the development of technology, electronic cigarette products that do not contain nicotine have also appeared on the market.
In terms of appearance and working principle, the two have certain similarities, and both have devices that convert liquid into inhalable aerosols. However, upon closer inspection, medical nebulizers usually have a simple appearance, mostly in simple colors such as white or light blue, and the overall design focuses on practicality and stability to facilitate medical staff to operate or patients to use at home. Its working principles mainly include ultrasonic atomization, compression atomization and vibrating mesh atomization. For example, ultrasonic atomizers use ultrasonic sound energy to make the drug liquid vibrate violently into countless fine aerosol particles; compression atomizers use high-speed movement of compressed gas to collide and crack the drug into tiny aerosol particles. In contrast, the appearance design of e-cigarettes is more diverse, often pursuing fashion, portability, bright colors, and small and exquisite shapes, which are more in line with the characteristics of consumer electronic products. It is mainly powered by batteries, and the heating element heats up and evaporates the smoke oil to produce an atomization effect.
It cannot be generalized to judge whether an atomizer belongs to an e-cigarette. In China, it is necessary to combine "product name", "efficacy claims", "degree of induction and misleading to consumers", "possible harm to the human body", "impact and damage to the tobacco monopoly system" and other factors for comprehensive judgment. If the atomizer product is very similar to an e-cigarette in shape, or claims to be non-addictive or even have an "assistant smoking cessation effect", it will mislead and induce consumers, especially minors; although the product does not contain nicotine, the ingredients are still harmful to human health; if the product is allowed to be traded on the market, it will cause serious damage to the tobacco monopoly system, infringe on the national tax interests, and hinder the orderly implementation of the national tobacco control work. Such atomizers are very likely to be classified as e-cigarettes. For example, the herbal atomizers that were once popular on the market, although they claim to be nicotine-free, have a variety of flavors, and their appearance and usage are exactly the same as e-cigarettes. Some are also sold under the guise of medical device registration or filing. The China National Tobacco Monopoly Administration clearly stated in the "Reply on the Applicable Legal Issues of New E-cigarette Products" specially issued in 2024 that products that do not contain nicotine ingredients and are fully or partially atomized into aerosols for people to inhale, suck, chew or nasal inhalation, etc., are managed in accordance with the regulations on e-cigarettes. This type of herbal atomizer is an e-cigarette.
At the regulatory level, medical atomizers, as medical devices, are subject to strict medical device regulations. There are clear regulations from production, sales to use. Manufacturers must have medical device production qualifications, and products must go through a strict registration and approval process to ensure their safety and effectiveness. The supervision of e-cigarettes is based on the "Electronic Cigarette Management Measures" and other relevant regulations. Manufacturers must obtain relevant qualifications, and sellers must obtain tobacco monopoly licenses. They must not be sold on information network platforms other than the prescribed e-cigarette transaction management platform. At the same time, e-cigarettes are limited to tobacco flavors, and other flavored e-cigarettes are prohibited from sale.
There are many misunderstandings about atomizers and e-cigarettes among the public. Some people think that any product that can produce aerosols for people to inhale is an e-cigarette, ignoring the medical use of medical atomizers; some people think that some atomizers are completely harmless because they claim to be "nicotine-free", and they do not realize that non-nicotine ingredients may also have adverse effects on the human body. In fact, even if it does not contain nicotine, the flavors and additives in e-cigarettes may also produce harmful substances during the heating and atomization process. Medical atomizers are safe and effective only when used under the guidance of a doctor and in the correct dosage and method.
Atomizers are not completely equivalent to e-cigarettes. Only some atomizer products that meet specific conditions, are misleading, and potentially harmful will be identified as e-cigarettes. Consumers should be cautious when facing various atomizer products, carefully identify the true attributes and uses of the products, and avoid health risks caused by confusion. At the same time, relevant departments also need to continue to strengthen supervision, clarify product boundaries, regulate market order, and effectively protect public health.

At a time when the global e-cigarette market is booming, Sanlei Electronic Cigarette Manufacturer has always stood out in the industry with its innovative products and high-quality services. Recently, a customer who visited our official website through Google search started a successful cooperation journey with us and witnessed our expertise and strength.

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This customer comes from an emerging overseas e-cigarette consumer market and has been committed to exploring special e-cigarette products to expand its business territory. When searching for related products on Google, our official website successfully attracted the customer's attention with its clear product display, rich technical introduction and detailed brand story. While browsing the official website, the customer was attracted by our rich and diverse flavors of e-cigarettes. Whether it was fresh fruity or unique mixed flavors, the customer saw the potential of the product in the local market. He then left a message on the official website, expressing his intention to purchase some flavors of e-cigarettes for market testing.
After receiving the customer's inquiry, our business team responded quickly and contacted the customer as soon as possible. During the communication, the business staff not only gave detailed answers to the customer's concerns about the flavor durability, safety of e-liquid ingredients, and battery life of flavored e-cigarettes, but also recommended several popular flavor combinations based on the consumption preferences of the customer's region, and provided detailed market analysis data to help customers evaluate product prospects. At the same time, we also shared cases of successful product testing in other regional markets, providing customers with valuable reference experience.
After several rounds of in-depth communication, the customer praised the quality of our products and the professionalism of our business team, and finally decided to order 10,000 flavored e-cigarettes for market testing. The customer said: "From the official website display to professional communication, your professionalism and sincerity make me full of confidence in this batch of products!" This cooperation is not only the customer's recognition of our products, but also a successful epitome of Sanlei e-cigarette manufacturers to open up the market with digital marketing and professional services. We always believe that every communication with customers is a bridge to build trust, and every carefully crafted product is the key to open the market. In the future, we will continue to be customer-oriented, provide global customers with better quality e-cigarette products and services, and look forward to working with more partners to explore the infinite possibilities of the e-cigarette market together!

Many e-cigarette users have encountered similar problems: the indicator light flashes randomly when charging, the battery is out of power after charging all night, and the battery life drops significantly after half a year of use... In fact, most of these problems are not product quality issues, but caused by improper charging operations. Mastering the correct charging method not only prolongs battery life but also avoids safety hazards. Today, we'll break down the "right way" to charge an e-cigarette.

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First of all, we must avoid the pitfall of “mixing chargers”. Many users use mobile phone chargers or power banks to charge e-cigarettes for convenience, thinking that "as long as the interface can be plugged in, it's fine." However, doing so carries great risks. “Different brands of e-cigarette batteries have different voltage and current requirements. For example, our brand of cigarette holders require a charging specification of 5V/1A. Using a 2A mobile phone fast charging charger will cause the battery to continue to overheat. In the long run, it will cause battery bulging and reduced battery life. Severe cases may even cause safety problems.” Sanlei’s technical engineers showed a set of comparative experimental data: the battery using the original charger can still maintain 85% of its initial battery life after 500 cycles of charging; while the battery using a non-original charger will drop sharply to less than 50% after the same 500 cycles, and may even bulge. The correct approach is: always use the original charger that comes with the product. If the charger is lost, you need to purchase the same model accessory from the brand's official channel. Do not use third-party chargers at will.

Secondly, pay attention to the choice of "charging time". Many users are accustomed to using their e-cigarettes until they are “completely out of power” before charging them, thinking that this can “activate the battery”. But in fact, the best time to charge a lithium battery is when there is 20%-30% power remaining. "Lithium batteries don't have a memory effect. Excessive discharge damages the electrode structure within the battery, shortening its lifespan," the technician explained. "Just like with mobile phones, frequently using the battery to 0% before recharging will reduce its durability. The same applies to e-cigarette batteries." He recommends that users develop the habit of charging as they use their e-cigarettes. For example, a 30-minute charge during lunch break will be enough for afternoon use. At the same time, the charging time should not be too long - most e-cigarettes take 1.5-2 hours to fully charge. When the indicator light turns solid (or green), it means it is fully charged. The charger should be unplugged in time to avoid "overcharging".

Furthermore, we must pay attention to the safety of the "charging environment". Many users charge their e-cigarettes while sleeping, placing them next to pillows or on blankets. This practice is extremely dangerous. "The battery will generate slight heat when charging. If it is placed on soft objects, the heat cannot be dissipated in time, which may cause the battery temperature to be too high and cause a safety accident." Zhao Kai reminded that when charging, e-cigarettes should be placed in a hard, flat, and ventilated place, such as the hard surface of a desk or bedside table, away from curtains, bedding, sofas and other flammable items. At the same time, avoid charging in high or low temperature environments - do not place it on a windowsill in direct sunlight in summer, and do not place it outdoors in winter. The best charging temperature is 15℃-25℃, which can keep the battery in the best charging state.

Finally, the "charging interface" must be maintained. After prolonged use, e-cigarette charging ports can easily accumulate dust and residual e-liquid, leading to poor contact and intermittent charging. "Weekly, use a cotton swab dipped in a small amount of medical alcohol to gently wipe the metal contacts on the port to remove stains and oxidation," an engineer explained, demonstrating the proper cleaning method. "Be careful not to allow alcohol to enter the battery compartment. After cleaning, wait for the alcohol to completely dry before charging to avoid short circuits." If the port is loose or deformed, do not force the charger in or out. Contact the brand's after-sales service immediately to prevent further damage.


Mastering these charging techniques will make your e-cigarette battery more durable and safer to use. In fact, many battery life troubles can be avoided through correct operations. Instead of frequently replacing batteries, it is better to develop scientific charging habits from now on.