Refresh your senses with the zesty fusion of Lemon Lime in the VAPEPIE AirRush 30000 PUFFS. This high-capacity disposable vape delivers a crisp citrus blend and ultra-smooth hits that last for thousands of puffs. Ideal for those who crave clean, tangy flavor and long-lasting vaping power.

Specifications

• NORM Mode: 30,000 Puffs
• TURBO Mode: 15,000 Puffs
• Battery: 1000 mAh
• E-liquid: 25 mL
• Charging: Type-C
• Flavor:Lemon Lime Flavor Vape

💨 Revolutionary Ice Control System

The VAPEPIE AirRush introduces an exclusive 3-level Ice Control feature, allowing users to fine-tune the cooling intensity for every puff. Whether you prefer a subtle chill or an arctic blast, you’re in control. Combine this with dual power modes—NORM (24W) and TURBO (28W)—to tailor your vape to your ideal experience.

🔥 Powerful & Consistent Vaping

Enjoy rich, flavorful vapor thanks to premium mesh coils and cutting-edge airflow design. The device supports deep draws and smooth inhalation with customizable airflow, delivering a balanced combination of flavor density and vapor production from the first puff to the last.

🔋 Massive Capacity & Rechargeable Design

25mL of e-liquid for up to 30,000 puffs

1000mAh rechargeable battery with fast Type-C charging

Ideal for heavy users seeking long-lasting performance

🧠 Smart Display, Smarter Vaping

Stay informed with a 1.77" smart screen that shows real-time data on battery life, e-liquid level, wattage, and cooling settings. No more guessing—just total control.

1. Is smoking or vaping better for health?
Neither smoking nor vaping is "better" for health, as both carry risks. However, vaping is generally considered less harmful than smoking because it doesn’t involve burning tobacco or inhaling smoke.

2. Can hotels detect if I vape?
Yes, hotels can detect vaping. They often use specialized vape detectors that are more sensitive than traditional smoke detectors and can identify chemical markers and particles from e-cigarettes. Even if you blow vapor toward an open window or use sprays, these detectors may still pick it up.

3. Can I vape at 16 years old?
No. Selling nicotine vaping products to anyone under 18 is illegal, and adults purchasing these products for minors is also prohibited. If you find a retailer selling nicotine vapes or tobacco to underage individuals, you can report them via your local Trading Standards office.

4. Can vaping trigger smoke alarms?
Yes, vaping can trigger smoke alarms. Smoke detectors sense airborne particles, and the vapor from e-cigarettes contains particles that may activate both ionization and photoelectric smoke detectors. False alarms depend on factors like the type of detector, vapor density, proximity, and ventilation.

5. Is vaping illegal?
In California, vaping is banned statewide under smoke-free laws since 2016. It’s prohibited in workplaces and many public spaces, including restaurants and bars.

6. Can I vape on a plane?
No. All commercial flights prohibit vaping. Airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) strictly ban the use of e-cigarettes and vapes onboard, including disposables.

7. Which vapes are FDA-approved?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized a limited number of vaping products, primarily tobacco- and menthol-flavored e-cigarettes. Brands like JUUL, NJOY, and VAPEPIE have received FDA approval after rigorous scientific review.

8. Can I vape on a cruise ship?
Most major cruise lines allow standard e-cigarettes and e-liquids onboard. However, larger vape kits or batteries may be restricted due to fire risks. For safety, stick to small disposable or pod-based vapes.

9. Can I buy vapes online?
Yes! Vapepie is a trusted online vape store, offering a wide selection to help you transition from smoking.

10. Can I bring my vape on a plane?
You can carry e-cigarettes in your hand luggage, but they’re banned in checked baggage due to fire risks. Never use them onboard.

11. Does vaping make you pee more?
Yes, vaping may increase urination for some people. Nicotine is a diuretic, stimulating urine production. Additionally, ingredients like propylene glycol can cause dehydration, prompting the body to expel excess fluids.