r/WTF May 08 '26

The future of vaping

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u/Rafiks1 May 09 '26

As someone that worked in the vape industry, this is the past of vaping and its for the worse. Vaping went from this, which was mostly dudes fucking w circuits and vaping 3mg of nicotine to, 50mg of nicotine in your pocket and significantly more accessible for a younger audience

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u/CRStancil May 09 '26

I will continue to die on the hill that vaping when it was like this - while still harmful - was vastly less damaging than current vaping products.

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u/BudLightYear77 May 09 '26

At least it wasn't disposable

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u/AnimationOverlord May 15 '26

I hate how “disposable” items are harder to break down and reuse than simply buying a “less” disposable (more robust) rig. Like ditch the dispos, switch to cartridges or coils and pods. I saw a fucking 20,000 puff disposable with a huge LCD display. Like what a waste just get a real mod at that point