What are Vaporizer electronic cigarettes?

An Electronic Cigarette is an innovative device that delivers full flavor and/or nicotine through a vaporized mist and simulate the act of smoking a traditional cigarette without delivering the carbon monoxide, producing an inhaled vapor bearing the physical sensation, appearance and often the flavor (with or without nicotine content) of inhaled tobacco smoke, without its odor or, ostensibly, its health risks. It does not contain tar and does not produce smoke, offensive odors or Cancer causing toxins as found in tobacco. There is no flame or burning and they produce no stubs or ashes. Basic construction consists of an electronically controlled battery, a small heating element (atomizer), and a liquid filled cartridge. Other common names for the

Electronic Cigarette:

Nicotine Inhaler, Personal Vaporizer, E-Cig, Rechargeable Cigarette, Smokeless Cigarette, E Cigarette, Fake Cigarette, Alternative Cigarette, Electric Cigarette, Water Cigarette, and Cigarette With Vapor. It Looks like a cigarette, Feels like a cigarette, Taste like a cigarette, But it is not a cigarette. The e-cigarette has three main parts: a battery, atomizer, and cartridge.

The battery, the largest part, has an indicator light on one side and it screws onto the atomizer. The heart of every e-cigarette is the atomizer, which converts the e-liquid into smoke. The cartridge, a cylindrical inhaler that contains the e-liquid, attaches to the atomizer. Because electronic vaporizers are a non-tobacco product and produce no smoke, no offensive odor, and no cigarette ash, they can essentially be smoked anywhere.

Cartomizer:

To deal with atomizer degradation and the associated expense, manufacturers introduced an integrated cartridge/atomizer component that is more cheaply produced, known as a cartomizer. When their heating elements degrade, they can be disposed of and replaced more cheaply than standalone atomizers.

Cartomizers can also be cleaned and reused which can extend their useful lifetime. Tanks are also used in association with cartomizers to increase their capacity.

A cartomizer is integrated inside a plastic or glass tank which feeds liquid to the cartomizer as it's used via small holes.

Cartridge:

The cartridge is a small, usually disposable plastic container, with openings on each end. One end is placed in the user's mouth, while the other attaches to the atomizer (heating

Element:

This component serves as both a liquid reservoir and mouthpiece, and as such, must allow the passage of liquid to the atomizer, as well as vapor from the atomizer back to the user's mouth, without allowing liquid into the mouth. This is usually accomplished via an absorbent sponge-like material to keep the liquid in place, resting on a plastic barrier separating it from the mouth-end opening; The mouthpiece casing is constructed with side channels that allow vapor to pass from the atomizer, around the liquid chamber, to the mouth-end opening.

When the liquid in a cartridge has been depleted, the user can usually choose between refilling it, or replacing it with another pre-filled cartridge. Some users forgo the use of liquid reservoirs altogether, and "drip" liquid directly onto the atomizer. This method has aptly come to be known as "dripping". Some manufacturers have responded to this practice by creating special mouthpieces that are intended primarily to ease use by the dripping method.