Vapotage

May 30, 2020 is World Vaping Day. Unfortunately, we would like something other than a world day, because world days are above all an opportunity to say that there is nothing we can do. Between World Peacekeepers’ Day on May 29 and World No Tobacco Day on May 31, we can say that we are very well surrounded. Murderers in the name of democracy on the one hand and the worst bastards on the other. Because during the tobacco-free day, the WHO swung filth as it is not allowed on the vape, especially children with sketches of vape who have nothing to envy to the promotions of child soldiers during the dark period of Sierra Leone. Between rage and hatred, this is my daily lot when I see all these anti-vaping news, treating me as the worst criminal when I am just trying to delay the time when the famous crab will come to visit me because of my 20 years of smoking. I started vaping on October 21, 2018 and therefore, this May 30, 2020, it will be exactly 586 days since I stopped smoking . I had to

The Q-Ultra from Lost Vape is the final version of his AIO kits, a trend he launched with his Orion and Quest pods. It seems that there are no more new versions of this range. And we can say that the Q-Ultra brings together the best characteristics of what we can expect from an AIO kit. It is beautiful, versatile, quite portable even if it remains a big baby. It supports several types of coils, which can give an MTL vape as a restrictive live vape. This time, Lost Vape even offers an RBA that can be purchased separately. Note that the brand sent me the product that I review it. Features of the Q-Ultra from Lost Vape Type : AIO Kit Power range : 5 to 40 watts Cartridge Capacity :  4 ml Vaping style : MTL and Restrictive DL Type of coils :  Premade and RBA Battery : 1600 mAh Overview of the Q-Ultra from Lost Vape In terms of dimensions, the Q-Ultra offers dimensions of 105 x 43.2 x 16.5 millimeters. It is not the smallest AIO kit I have seen knowing that I had reviewed its Q-Pro . It ha

Le Q-Ultra de Lost Vape est la version finale de ses kits AIO, une tendance qu’il avait lancé avec ses pods Orion et Quest. Il semblerait qu’on n’ait plus de nouvelles moutures de cette gamme. Et on peut dire que le Q-Ultra rassemble les meilleures caractéristiques de ce qu’on peut attendre d’un kit AIO. Il est beau, polyvalent, assez portable même si cela reste un beau bébé. Il supporte plusieurs types de coils, pouvant donner une vape MTL comme une vape en direct restrictif. Cette fois, Lost Vape propose même un RBA qu’on peut acheter séparément. Notons que la marque m’a envoyé le produit que je le teste. Les caractéristiques du Q-Ultra de Lost Vape Type : Kit AIO Plage de puissance : de 5 à 40 watts Capacité : 4 ml Type de vape : MTL et DL restrictive Type de résistance : préfait et RBA Autonomie : 1600 mAh Présentation du Q-Ultra de Lost Vape En termes de dimensions, le Q-Ultra propose des dimensions de 105 x 43,2 x 16,5 millimètres. Ce n’est pas le plus petit kit AIO que j’ai vu