Pen Vaporizers
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Vape Pens When vaporizer pens first hit the market over a decade ago, these ‘e-cigarettes’ immediately became a hit around the world—because despite the name, the devices actually had little in common with traditional cigarettes. Whilst there’s been an ongoing debate regarding vape pens’ safety, the National Health Service (NHS) and many other experts have published studies showing vape pens are ‘much less harmful than smoking.’ But that’s not the only reason vape pens have become so popular in recent years. Their lightweight, compact design makes them perfect for a quick session wherever you might find yourself. And as more and more people turn to vaping, companies are releasing a spectacular range of vape pens that can be used with the traditional oils and e-liquids, as well as dry herb and concentrates like wax or shatter. Safety still comes first, of course, and at the Herbalize Store we’ve curated a collection of only the finest vape pens from the world’s leading brands. Regardless of your needs, we’ve got just the vape for you—and below, we’ll show you how to pick a winner. Pen Vaporizer UK FAQ To answer perhaps the most obvious question people have about these little devices: yes, they really do look like pens (to varying extents, as some are literally indistinguishable from those clicky pens you get at the bank, whilst others are a tad more robust than your typical writing utensil). But that’s probably not the only thing you want to know about vape pens, so here’s some more background: 1. Are vape pens safe? Yes, provided they’re made well. In recent years, a number of counterfeit vape pens have made headlines due to various mishaps. ‘Exploding vape pens’ are the exception to the rule, however—when built with careful craftsmanship and quality tools, vape pens pose no special safety risks. The Herbalize Store only carries well-made vape pens from established, reputable brands. 2. Are vape pens legal? Vape pens are legal in the UK with two stipulations. First,