Vape Mods FAQs
What’s the Difference Between a Regulated and Unregulated Mod?
There are two types - a regulated mod, which is the safer of the two, has greater levels of protection for the user with a circuit board inside to prevent things like overheating the battery and electric shock by regulating the current.
Meanwhile, an unregulated mod, also known as a mech mod, offers more freedom to the vaper to adjust their voltage and wattage but at the vaper’s risk.
Limited knowledge of electrical know-how could be dangerous, so this is only for those with a high scientific understanding of vaping equipment to increase cloud production.
Is a Vape Mod Better Than a Vape Pod or Pen?
To begin with, the vaping journey tends to start with a pod device and as you gain experience and knowledge of the industry, move on to a Sub-Ohm mod you can adjust to hit the sweet spot.
A mod is better than a pod for making more alterations if needed to tweak the performance how you like it.
However, now you have a lot of adjustable pod devices too that are also adjustable.
Generally, a pod device features a low wattage, which means less power, warmth and potential to produce big clouds.
A vape mod is better than a pen or pod if you prefer these advantages when vaping.
What Should Your E-Liquid Ratio Be in a Mod?
First, you need to decide whether you’ll use a freebase nicotine e-liquid or a nic salt.
Low-powered MTL devices pair perfectly with nic salt because they work in tandem at a lower temperature.
With freebase nicotine, you can operate at a much higher temperature, meaning bigger clouds and maximised flavour.
For large clouds, most vapers tend to lean towards high VG and low nicotine vape juice, which is easier on the throat, smoother and able to support higher wattage capabilities.
To play it safe, start with a 50VG/50PG ratio if you want a balanced e-liquid offering a mild throat hit, plenty of flavours and decent vapour.
Then work your way up to a higher VG if required.