How Does a Smokeless Cigarette Work?

This post was written by RogerR on July 30, 2010
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People frequently ask how a smokeless cigarette can satisfy a person when compared with a tobacco cigarette.  To answer that, one has to consider how these products function as well as what goes into them.  While every brand is made somewhat different or in different sizes, all of them have similar basic parts to them and function the same.

A smokeless cigarette is naturally tube shaped, to approximate the look and feel of a traditional cigarette.  When you're taking it apart, you will find there's a mouthpiece, a chargeable battery, a vaporizer and some circuitry to make it all work all together.  With some brand names, you will find these basic parts combined in order to create a unit with as few as two parts but when you take them apart, they will all be in there.

Some devices will require you to push a button to turn on the heating element referred to as the vaporizer while others this would come on automatically whenever you puff on the device.  The heating element is known as an atomizer because the heat is what turns the fluid within the cartridge to vapor.  This vapor is inhaled in through the mouthpiece and in addition some being released from the other end of the tube.

This procedure assists to realistically recreate the experience a smoker gets from traditional products as they inhale in the water vapor like they used to breathe in smoke.  The plume coming out the other end enhances this effect.  The smokeless cigarette, mostly the smaller ones, are held the same as a regular cigarette, too, additionally enhancing the realistic experience.

Since the liquid within the cartridge includes nicotine, this gives the smoker the effect they yearn for but without the rest of the destructive substances within tobacco.


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