Mi-Pod Blog

Stop the South Carolina Vape Sales Ban

South Carolina vapers will be denied access to their preferred products by a PMTA registry scheme that unevenly applies federal regulations. Check ...

Stop the Indiana Vape Sales Ban

Tobacco industry lobbyists have devised a scheme where virtually every vape product but those the sell are banned for sale in Indiana. Click here t...

Advantages of Nicotine Pouches over Vaping

Nicotine Pouches versus Tobacco Nicotine pouches are an alternative product that use synthetic nicotine instead of tobacco-derived nicotine. It is ...

Unveiling the Threat: Florida's Big Tobacco Protection Act

Florida's PMTA Registry law protects the vape products of Big Tobacco while denying adult vapers access to the flavors and products they prefer.

Stop the Washington State Vape Sales Ban

Vapers in the state of Washington must make their voices heard to stop the Big Tobacco Protection Act legislation that is being proposed by lobbyis...

Stop the Virginia Vape Sales Ban

The Joe Camel Protection Act has arrived in Virginia. Make your voice heard and follow the call-to-action in this article. Do not let lobbyists den...

Nicotine Pouches versus Snus and Chewing Tobacco

You may be a veteran vaper, former smoker, or even an avid dipper yet have many questions about the differences between smokeless tobacco products ...

How to Use a Nicotine Pouch

What is in a Nicotine Pouch? Unlike whole leaf tobacco or the ground tobacco material found in snus, pouches are filled with synthetic nicotine. Th...

Lost Mary OS5000 Cosmic Edition Review

With a next-gen coil that increases the puff count and efficiency, the Lost Mary OS5000 Cosmic Edition features some great additions to the Lost Ma...

New Fifty Bar Flavors

The Fifty Bar Disposable Vape is built in America and has some great flavors. Here is our thorough review.

FDA Blunder Results in Marketing Denial Orders for Smok Vapes

In the event you thought science was driving federal policy on vaping products, the FDA has taken a significant step towards prohibiting open-syste...