Chargers

An 18650 is a lithium-ion battery size that is commonly used in vaping. The number 18650 refers the millimeters wide and long (18mm wide and 65.0mm long). You can find out if your mod takes 18650s by looking at your mod’s specifications in the manual or checking out the product page on the website.

The best way to charge them is through an external charger. Using a USB connection can cause damage which is why it is not recommended.

To charge:

1. Place it on the charger with the negative side (the flat side) on the spring loaded connection
2. Pull back the connection and place it in the sled
   Wait until the it is fully charged then take off the charger

• mAh – How long it will stay charged
• AMPs – The power output for a short timespan
• CDR (Continuous Discharge Rating) – the power output over a long time span
• The cell size – this will tell you if it will fit in your mod

Typically, vape batteries only take 2-6 hours to charge. This also depends on the voltage output on your charger which can often be adjusted.

Vape batteries last about 300 re-charges. You will notice the life diminish when it’s almost time to switch to a new one. Not letting them fully discharge between charges will diminish the life expectancy of the battery.

They cost $11-$19 dollars each, depending on the size, specifications, and brand.

It is located inside your mod and can be removed by opening the battery door. To change it just pop them out and replace with some freshly charged ones.

Yes. Vape pen batteries, like every rechargeable cell, has a limited lifespan. Vape pens have roughly the same longevity of an external cell which is about 300 re-charges.

The size of the battery required for you mod can be easily found in your user manual or on the product description of the site you bought the mod from. The sizes range from 18650 (18mm wide x 65.0mm long) to 20700 (20mm wide x 70.0 mm long) & 21700 (21.2mm wide x 70.05 mm long)