The history of electronic cigarettes

　　In recent years, electronic cigarettes have become all the rage. But e-cigarettes are not as new as many people think. They actually have a long history, predating the fashion subculture they have today.

　　The early days of modern e-cigarettes were not as shrouded or guided by young people as they are today. Today, e-cigarettes are often seen as a hobby, leisure activity, or even a fashion statement, but the modern e-cigarette was born out of necessity.

　　My own culture was born out of necessity.

　　For a long time, people have been trying to find an alternative to smoking. Different products, from nicotine gum to patches and even snuff, have had varying degrees of success, but none have become a cultural phenomenon like vaping.

　　Much of the success of Vapes is due to e-cigarettes. While they are essentially the same, there are key aesthetic and functional differences between e-cigarettes and e-cigarettes. But no vaping history is complete without talking about its origins in vaping.

　　E-cigarettes and e-cigarettes were first mentioned in the 1930s, when inventor Joseph Robinson attempted to create a vaporizer of a “medicinal compound.” While his idea has been successfully patented, it is unclear whether he has ever created any successful prototypes.

　　It wasn’t until more than 30 years later, in the 1960s, that another inventor managed to put something together. Herbert designed and built a device that could burn tobacco without smoke. Sadly, this product was never commercialized.

　　Volcano Vaporizer

　　This is the fun part. In the early 2000s, game-changing volcanic vape devices began to ripple through the vaping market in the United States. It was sold in the ’90s, but mostly at conferences (at least in the US) for thousands of dollars. It was so novel back then that most people didn’t know what to do. Obviously not for tobacco, but it will take a while for people to understand. Throughout the 2000s, it became a cultural phenomenon, and discussions of alternatives to marijuana began, introducing the concept of vaping to many smokers.

　　The appeal of volcano vaporizers comes from a number of key advantages:

　　1. It is said that the impact force is stronger.

　　2. It reduces the smell of smoking

　　3. Its novelty

　　Today, cannabis e-cigarettes already incorporate these ingredients and offer a very similar value proposition, but often in a more compact form.

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　　However, it wasn’t until 2003 that e-cigarettes were actually invented. When the father of Chinese pharmacist and inventor Han Li died of lung cancer and smoking addiction, he set out to create a radical alternative solution.

　　Hon Lik’s e-cigarette design is simple. Visually, it is similar to ordinary cigarettes. The whole point of electronic cigarettes is to imitate real cigarettes as much as possible to satisfy smokers’ desire for real cigarettes. This revolutionary invention has grown in popularity and slowly spread around the world. People embraced this new way of smoking with less harm to the smoker or those around him.

　　It was at this time that enterprising inventors and companies realized the commercial potential of e-cigarettes. This led to a trial period as companies tried to compete with each other for market share.

　　Make a more fashionable and cooler iteration of e-cigarettes.

　　e-cigarette

　　E-cigarettes are distinctly different from e-cigarettes: they are not primarily designed to simulate smoking, although many users do use it as a way to quit smoking. They are not physically like cigarettes. They also have additional features that e-cigarettes don’t have, such as being able to be modified to create larger or thicker “clouds.” These clouds have no functional purpose. Instead, they are purely for enjoyment.

　　It’s hard to say exactly who invented the first vape, who came up with the idea of ​​highly customizable vape mods, or even who first came up with the idea of ​​vape pods, which are now very popular.

　　The evolution of electronic cigarettes

　　What we do know is that e-cigarettes exploded in popularity around 2010, forming their own subculture of fans and collectors. This, in turn, has led to the creation of hundreds of companies producing their own vaping products. To be sure, modern e-cigarettes have strayed from their original purpose. In fact, some of the most popular vaping products today are more like Pendrives than cigarettes.

　　Like nicotine e-cigarettes, marijuana e-cigarettes have also developed over the years. Bulky volcanic vapes have now been relegated to the side, or just for parties, but for everyday use, consumers have turned to sleek cannabis vape pens, powered electronic devices, and powered straws. There is some debate about the safety of these products, with most studies and experts in the field stating that the devices are inherently safer than smoking marijuana because smoking and burning produce fewer carcinogens and other toxins.