SAFETY & RESPONSIBILITY
Keep the risks
in the picture.
Nicotine is addictive. Vaping is not harmless, and children and non-smokers should not start. Information here is general context, not personal medical advice.
Keep nicotine away from children and pets
Store devices and liquids securely, away from food and out of reach. Do not decant liquids into unlabelled containers. If an exposure or swallowing incident is suspected, seek urgent advice from local emergency or poison-information services.
Treat a damaged device as a warning
Do not continue using a device that is swollen, leaking, unusually hot or visibly damaged. Do not dismantle, puncture or attempt to repair its battery. Follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions and seek appropriate local disposal advice.
Charging is a safety issue
Follow the instructions for the exact model. Do not charge a non-rechargeable device. Use the specified charging equipment and do not leave a device charging unattended or overnight. Keep charging equipment away from liquids and combustible material.
Disposal needs a dedicated route
E-cigarettes can contain lithium batteries and residual nicotine. The US EPA advises against putting them in household rubbish or ordinary recycling. Use a suitable local hazardous-waste collection route and follow the collection provider’s instructions.
Health questions deserve independent advice
Brand marketing is not a medical source. If you have symptoms, questions about nicotine dependence or want help stopping, speak with a qualified healthcare professional or local cessation service.
References
Sources reviewed 17 October 2026. Guidance and collection arrangements vary by location.