Yes — many vapers are noticing a serious shortage of popular disposable brands like Geek Bar, Raz, and Lost Mary. This isn’t just a coincidence — it’s the result of rising tariffs, strict regulations, and supply chain slowdowns.

If you’re dealing with a sore throat and wondering whether it's safe—or even smart—to pick up your vape, you’re not alone. Throat irritation is one of the most common symptoms people experience, and it’s natural to question whether vaping will make things better or worse. Let’s break it down.

Few things are more annoying than going for a hit and… nothing. Whether you’re using a pod system or a powerful sub-ohm device, a vape that won’t hit can ruin your experience and leave you wondering what went wrong. If your vape isn’t producing vapor—or isn’t even turning on—don’t worry. Most issues can be resolved with a quick check and a little know-how.

Leaky vapes can be one of the most frustrating problems for both beginners and experienced users. Whether you find e-liquid pooling around the mouthpiece or dripping from the airflow vents, leaks are not only messy—they can waste your favorite juice and damage your device. Thankfully, most vape leaks are fixable with a few simple adjustments. Here’s how to identify the cause and stop the leak before it ruins your session.