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As we’ve all learned from grade school, bacteria grows on everything. Essentially anything humans touch bacteria can grow on and E-Cigs are no exception. I remember back in school when I was in band class (band geek checking in here), if I did not properly clean my instrument, bacteria and mold quickly and rapidly grew in a matter of days especially if the instrument was sitting idly. E-Cigs are no exception to this considering you put them inside your mouth to use!

As most-advanced vapers know, there are many clones available from China. Many of the authentic brands such as Kanger and Aspire have all been cloned and often have been sold as authentic items. Mech mods, regulated mods, and atomisers have all been cloned to the point where we can’t tell the difference between the real thing and the fake. However, never would I have thought something as basic as a battery will be cloned as well. Yes, it seems like there’s been a lot of controversy as to whether many of the Sony VCT5 18650 IMR batteries being sold are real or legitimate. I was thought that by purchasing from a legitimate website or vendor, the chances of purchasing a fake battery would be slim to none. However, this assumption is no longer valid.

When I first started vaping I actually bought my first setup in a store and picked up an atomizer that was tank based. If I recall, it was a Kanger Protank II Mini...