Vappe

Vappe, a term sometimes used informally, typically refers to the act of consuming e-cigarettes or vaporizers. These electronic devices heat a liquid, known as e-liquid or vape juice, which then produces an aerosol that is inhaled by the user. E-liquids commonly contain nicotine, flavorings, and other chemicals, though nicotine-free options are also available. The practice of vaping has become popular as an alternative to traditional smoking, with some users citing reduced harm compared to combustible cigarettes.

The technology behind vaping devices varies, ranging from simple disposable pens to more complex mods with adjustable settings. These devices work by activating a heating element, such as a coil, which vaporizes the e-liquid. The resulting vapor can then be inhaled. The prevalence of vaping has led to ongoing research and public health discussions regarding its long-term effects and potential risks, particularly concerning respiratory health and nicotine addiction, especially among younger individuals. Regulatory bodies in various countries are continuously evaluating and implementing policies related to the sale, marketing, and use of vaping products.