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Alistair Servet

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Self-taught and curious by nature, I developed my journalistic skills in the field by joining the Vaping Post in 2017. As a former smoker who converted to vaping, I immediately felt the need to understand in detail all aspects of this smoking risk reduction method that has enabled me to successfully quit smoking where previous methods had failed.

Review: Proteus Mini – Aspire

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Smaller but still effective As its name suggests, the Proteus Mini is smaller than its predecessor, the Proteus, but it is no less effective. While...

Review: Vuse Pro – British American Tobacco

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Simplicity and Design We believe that reducing tobacco-related risks is a major opportunity to improve public health, and according to the well-known Cochrane organization, e-cigarettes...

Review: Doric 60 Pro – Voopoo

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A Large Tubular Pod The Doric 60 Pro is somewhere between a pod and a beginner's kit. Its size is quite significant, but it houses...

Review: Wenax S3 Evo – Geekvape

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Tubular design remains popular While many pod systems on the market tend to be compact, rectangular devices, the tubular format has always been present—whether in...

Review: Xros 4 Nano – Vaporesso

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Large Display Standing just under 6 cm tall, the Xros 4 Nano sets itself apart from competitors with its large, easily visible screen. As the...

Review: Juicy Pod Pro 6000 – Juicy Pod

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Transparency The Juicy Pod Pro 6000 is encased in a thick transparent plastic. All its components are visible. Its finish is very good, and it...

Review: Wenax Q Pro – Geekvape

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Design and Reliability The Wenax Q Pro is a good pod with a pleasant aesthetic and flawless finishes. It offers reliable settings. Without being overly...

Introducing the Revolutionary XROS 4 NANO: Pushing the Boundaries of Vaping...

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The XROS 4 NANO crosses the limit with its upgraded 1350mAh high-density battery, delivering up to four days of continuous usage. Coupled with 2A...
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