Spring often means more time outside. Here's how to handle it:

• Check for leaks before you puff. If you see liquid around the mouthpiece, wipe it off with a tissue. It's not a defect—just the heat doing its thing.
• Take shorter draws. Thinner liquid can flood the coil if you pull too long. A quick two-second puff is usually enough.
• Don't leave your device in a parked car. Seriously, just don't. Take it with you or keep it in a bag.
• Expect flavor changes. Warm e-liquid often tastes stronger or slightly different. That's normal. Don't panic if your usual flavor seems a little off—it's the temperature, not the juice.

One more thing: if you're switching between indoor and outdoor environments, the temperature change can cause condensation inside the device. That's harmless, but it might make the first hit feel a bit gurgly. A quick shake (with the mouthpiece covered) can help clear it.