About Yeasis Vapes

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1. Disposable Vape Kits

• Best for: Absolute beginners or those looking for      convenience
• What they are: Pre-filled, ready-to-use vapes with no buttons or      refilling needed. Once empty, you dispose of them.
• Pros: Simple, portable, no setup
• Cons: Can be costly over time and less eco-friendly

2. Pod Kits

• Best for: Beginners and intermediate vapers
• What they are: Compact devices with replaceable or refillable      pods. Great for nicotine salt e-liquids.
• Types:
  • Closed       Pod Systems – Use pre-filled       pods (like JUUL)
  • Open       Pod Systems – Let you fill pods       with your own e-liquid
• Pros: Lightweight, easy to use, discreet vapour
• Cons: Smaller battery and liquid capacity

3. Vape Pens

• Best for: Beginners stepping up from disposables
• What they are: Slim devices with a refillable tank and built-in      battery.
• Pros: User-friendly, longer battery life than      disposables
• Cons: Less customisation and power than larger kits

4. Box Mods & Sub-Ohm Kits

• Best for: Intermediate to advanced users
• What they are: Powerful devices with removable tanks and      batteries, offering adjustable wattage, airflow, and custom coils.
• Used for: Sub-ohm vaping, producing big clouds and strong      flavour
• Pros: Full control over performance and vapour
• Cons: Larger size, learning curve, requires maintenance

5. Rebuildable Kits (Advanced)

• Best for: Experienced users
• What they are: Kits with rebuildable atomisers (RTAs, RDAs) that let you build your own coils
• Pros: Full customisation, great performance
• Cons: Not beginner-friendly, time-consuming setup