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How to Know When It’s Time to Toss Your Vape

Wondering when to replace your vape? Learn the key signs that your disposable or refillable vape has reached the end of its life.

It can be hard to tell when a vape is officially “done,” especially with disposables that don’t always give a clear signal. But there are a few reliable signs that it’s time to toss your vape and grab a new one.

The most obvious sign is that it's simply not hitting anymore. If you've already tried troubleshooting—like checking airflow, recharging (if possible), or warming it up—and it's still dead silent, it's likely out of juice or battery. Some vapes have a small indicator light that blinks when the battery is dead, but others stop working without warning.

Another key sign is taste. If your vape starts to taste burnt, harsh, or dry even after gentle puffs, the coil is likely done. This happens when the wick inside the coil dries out or burns from overuse. In disposables, you can’t replace the coil or add more juice, so the burnt taste usually means the device is finished.

A change in airflow can also be a sign. If you’re getting weaker hits or noticing that the vape feels clogged or tight, it may mean the internal parts are worn down or flooded. This is especially true if you’ve had it for a while and it’s been in and out of different temperatures.

Lastly, keep an eye on how long you’ve had it. Most disposables last between 500 and 6000 puffs depending on the size. If it feels like it’s lasting far longer than it should, chances are it’s losing quality even if it’s still hitting. Refillable vapes also need regular maintenance, and coils or pods should be swapped out regularly to avoid buildup.

When your vape stops tasting right, won’t hit properly, or you’ve just had it longer than makes sense, it’s time to toss it. K Town Vapor always has the freshest options in stock, so you never have to deal with a half-dead vape again.

 

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