Each pack of JUUL pods contain 4 pods

It was Chinese pharmacist Hon Lik who is credited with bringing e-cigarettes to the mainstream in 2003. Today, vaping is a multi-billion-dollar industry. The design of the e-cigarette has evolved overtime from cigalike models, to vape pens, then tube mods and box mods. Today, manufacturers are testing new modifications to box mods to make them even larger and more powerful. Many vapers like the idea of producing larger vape clouds, but it may come at the cost of convenience. Thankfully there are vape pod systems. A vape pod system is part e-cigarette, part mod. Many users begin with a vape pen, because it’s cheap, discreet and easy to carry. However, vape pens aren’t powerful and don’t have long battery lives. Box mods can be intimidating to vapers used to vape pens. There are an array of coils, flashing lights and buttons to fiddle with that might throw you off when first making the switch. Pod systems give users the best of both worlds. You can have a vaping system that is easy to transport and has a powerful battery. Pod systems use a pod instead of an atomizer or tank. Vape pods hold the e-juice and vaporize it. Most vape pods can hold up to 2 ml of e-liquid, but there are larger pods available. The rest of the pod is similar to an e-cigarette, containing the battery. Vape pods often look like a USB stick. There are two types of pods, open and closed system vape pods. Open system vape pods allow you to refill your e-liquid manually. You can choose between hundreds of flavor combinations, sizes and nicotine strengths. Many users say pods offer a smoother draw and increased vapor production. Open system vape pods are affordable and typically operate with one button. The downside to open system vape pods is they require manually refilling e-juice, changing coils and replacing cartridges. Closed system vape pods work similarly to a cartomizer or cigalike. It consists of pre-filled cartridges. You’ll find a variety of e-pods to choose from at majorleaguevaping.com.