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The difference between an MTL (Mouth To Lung) and DTL (Direct To Lung) e-cigarette relates to the type of inhalation. With MTL, the vapour is first held in the mouth before being inhaled, as with a traditional cigarette. With DTL, the vapour is inhaled directly into the lungs, producing a larger volume of vapour, similar to a shisha. MTL is often recommended for new vapers who want to quit smoking, while DTL is aimed at more experienced vapers who have already successfully made the transition from tobacco to vaping.

For beginners, it is advisable to choose an easy-to-use e-cigarette with few settings, moderate wattage and a tight draw (MTL). Pod kits or starter kits are generally the most suitable for a successful first experience. However, some new vapers who are comfortable with settings and maintenance may prefer to opt for adjustable, upgradeable equipment. It all depends on each person's comfort level.

A heavy smoker will need a reliable e-cigarette offering good battery life (between 1200 and 5000 mAh) and a tight draw to better absorb nicotine and avoid cravings. Versatile kits compatible with MTL and RDL (tight or slightly airy draw) are often an excellent compromise for an effective transition to vaping. This e-cigarette should be paired with nicotine salt e-liquids to effectively satisfy cravings.

The lifespan of an e-cigarette depends on its quality, maintenance, and frequency of use. On average, a well-maintained kit can last several months or even several years, with only the wear components such as coils or cartridges needing replacement. The lithium battery inside an e-cigarette is estimated to have an optimal lifespan of 300 charge/discharge cycles before gradually declining. To extend this lifespan, make sure to charge your e-cigarette using mains sockets of 1A maximum (unless otherwise stated by the manufacturer) to minimise heat build-up in the electronics.

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The e-cigarette is considered significantly less harmful than the traditional cigarette, as it does not rely on combustion. It is primarily used as an alternative to tobacco to reduce the risks associated with smoking. It is often described as "a healthier alternative" to tobacco or a "cessation aid" for traditional cigarettes. When used correctly (preferably in MTL), combined with good e-liquids (French and certified) and maintained regularly (cleaning and changing the coil every 2 weeks), it becomes a very effective tool for quitting tobacco, which itself is extremely dangerous.

Many smokers use the e-cigarette as a tool to quit smoking. By replicating the gesture, sensation, inhalation and nicotine intake, it helps with the gradual cessation of tobacco. Success relies on using it in an appropriate way: the right inhalation (MTL), the right flavour, the right nicotine level, the right design and a level of maintenance that suits the vaper. Every smoker is unique and will require a strategy tailored to their needs, but the latest studies (such as the Cochrane study of 1 March 2025) show that: "Nicotine e-cigarettes can help people stop smoking for at least six months. Evidence suggests they work better than nicotine replacement therapies, and probably better than nicotine-free e-cigarettes.". The use of nicotine salt e-liquids may also be an advantage: "However, we still need evidence, particularly on the effects of newer types of e-cigarettes that deliver nicotine better than older ones, as better nicotine delivery could help more people to stop smoking."

Most e-cigarettes offer automatic power adjustment by detecting the resistance value (auto or smart mode). Other models offer the option of precise manual adjustment. To find the right power setting for your e-cigarette, check the recommendations printed on the coil (or pod cartridge). You'll find the recommended power range for optimal use. Tip: if your coil is new, remember to leave it submerged in the e-liquid for a few minutes so it doesn't burn on first use. Also set the power to the lowest level recommended by the manufacturer for the first few puffs.

Maintaining an e-cigarette is straightforward. It mainly involves cleaning the tank or cartridge and replacing the coil when it is worn out. Regular maintenance ensures a healthier vape, better performance and a longer lifespan. On average, a coil should be changed every 2 to 3 weeks at most. Take the opportunity to deep-clean your clearomiser or cartridge. The drip tip alone can be cleaned with soapy water every day if you wish.

An e-cigarette with a built-in battery charges directly via a USB cable and is straightforward to use. Models with replaceable batteries allow you to swap out the battery, often offering greater autonomy, more power, and better longevity, but require a little more initial outlay, knowledge, and equipment to charge and transport these batteries safely.

Yes, you are allowed to carry an e-cigarette on a plane, but only in the cabin. It must be switched off and not used during the flight. Batteries are prohibited in the hold for safety reasons. As for your e-liquids, they must not exceed 100 ml to travel with you in the cabin. Remember to carry your e-liquid bottles and your clearomiser (or pod cartridge) in a sealed plastic bag. These can leak due to changes in pressure inside the aircraft.

If you are travelling abroad, remember to check the legislation regarding e-cigarettes. Some countries ban their use and may expose you to fines (examples in 2026: Cambodia, India, Laos, Qatar, Singapore, Thailand). Others allow you to carry an e-cigarette, but you will not find vape shops to buy your e-liquids.