Other than some condensation (which is normal), your vape device should not leak. The problem is likely associated with your coil- it may need to be replaced or there is a mis-match between your coil type and the wattage setting on your device. Otherwise, leaking may be due to a damaged or missing o-ring "gasket" that may need to be replaced.

We don't know to what extent the FDA or any other future law or regulation will impact our industry. We recommend that you contact your local and national congressional representatives to voice your opinion and share your personal testimony on how vaping has helped you stop smoking and the importance of your flavor options are to you.

Its a phenomenon called "vape tongue" where your sense of smell becomes desensitized to a flavor over a period of time. There are things to do that may temporarily help the condition, but the only reliable method is to change flavors for a period of time.

Yes, it can me significantly less expensive. It takes a little more money to get started, but a refillable vape system can save you a lot of money over time.

That really depends on the individual and their vaping style. Not only is it dependent on how much you vape, but also on the wattage/voltage settings. Some people can make a bottle of juice last over a month while others it may be only a week or less.

Lithium-ion batteries generally last 1 year or so with daily recharging. You device can last longer with proper care. All electronic devices have a limited life, especially one which you carry and use regularly. Dropping your device and other abuses will certainly limit your device's life.