Spring is great. Picnics, longer evenings, and that first real heatwave of the year. But if you're a regular vaper, the rising mercury brings a few quirks you'll want to manage. Heat does more than make you sweat—it physically changes how your disposable vape behaves.

Here's the short version: warm air thins e-liquid, increases pressure inside sealed devices, and puts extra strain on batteries. None of that is dangerous if you use common sense, but it can lead to leaks, weird hits, or a device that dies earlier than expected. The good news? A few small habits keep everything running smoothly.