The present invention relates to a portable water pipe assembly for use in the vaporization of substances. Methods of using such an assembly are also provided.

The present invention relates to a portable water pipe assembly for use in the vaporization of substances. Methods of using such an assembly are also provided.

An electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) capable of holding, heating, and quantitatively supplying a gelled electronic liquid (e-liquid) is provided. The e-cigarette includes an upper housing, a lower housing, a gel container, a press and reset mechanism, and an aerosol channel. The gelled e-liquid is supplied quantitatively to a heating chamber by manually pressing the press and reset mechanism. The user can adjust the time interval between pressing and releasing the press and reset mechanism according to the needs of the user for each inhalation by adjusting the length of the gelled e-liquid stick supplied to the heating chamber. Besides, a holder is provided therein with heating plates at different positions, and the holder also serves as a heating element. The design avoids the need to provide the heating element and the heating chamber separately, which reduces the volume of the smoking device.

An electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) capable of holding, heating, and quantitatively supplying a gelled electronic liquid (e-liquid) is provided. The e-cigarette includes an upper housing, a lower housing, a gel container, a press and reset mechanism, and an aerosol channel. The gelled e-liquid is supplied quantitatively to a heating chamber by manually pressing the press and reset mechanism. The user can adjust the time interval between pressing and releasing the press and reset mechanism according to the needs of the user for each inhalation by adjusting the length of the gelled e-liquid stick supplied to the heating chamber. Besides, a holder is provided therein with heating plates at different positions, and the holder also serves as a heating element. The design avoids the need to provide the heating element and the heating chamber separately, which reduces the volume of the smoking device.

A smoking apparatus for positioning smoking material and for collecting ash residue from the smoking material. The smoking apparatus highlights its safety of use by smokers who may fall asleep while smoking, thus preventing house fires, damage to property and smoker burn injury. The smoking apparatus also protects against careless smokers from burning themselves or their clothes when they inadvertently drop whatever they are smoking.

A smoking apparatus for positioning smoking material and for collecting ash residue from the smoking material. The smoking apparatus highlights its safety of use by smokers who may fall asleep while smoking, thus preventing house fires, damage to property and smoker burn injury. The smoking apparatus also protects against careless smokers from burning themselves or their clothes when they inadvertently drop whatever they are smoking.

This disclosure relates generally to vaporizing devices having short-circuit and leak proof capabilities. Specifically, embodiments of the present disclosure provide vaporizing devices including an atomizer wrapped with a non-woven wick and received by a distal cavity in a center post. The non-woven wick is in fluid communication with a reservoir, placing the atomizer also in fluid communication with the reservoir. Fluid travels from the reservoir, through the wick, to the atomizer to be atomized, and vaporized fluid can be pulled proximally out of the vaporizing device. A clearance of approximately 1.0 to 2.5 mm separates a top surface of the atomizer from a top surface of the distal cavity. The vaporizing devices additionally include an electrode (e.g., an anode) in electrical communication with an anode wire of the atomizer. An insulating sleeve maintains the position of the anode wire against the electrode, allowing for good electrical conductivity and communication.

This disclosure relates generally to vaporizing devices having short-circuit and leak proof capabilities. Specifically, embodiments of the present disclosure provide vaporizing devices including an atomizer wrapped with a non-woven wick and received by a distal cavity in a center post. The non-woven wick is in fluid communication with a reservoir, placing the atomizer also in fluid communication with the reservoir. Fluid travels from the reservoir, through the wick, to the atomizer to be atomized, and vaporized fluid can be pulled proximally out of the vaporizing device. A clearance of approximately 1.0 to 2.5 mm separates a top surface of the atomizer from a top surface of the distal cavity. The vaporizing devices additionally include an electrode (e.g., an anode) in electrical communication with an anode wire of the atomizer. An insulating sleeve maintains the position of the anode wire against the electrode, allowing for good electrical conductivity and communication.

An inhaler device including an atomizer configured to consume a first accumulated capacity and a second accumulated capacity to generate aerosol, and a light emitting diode (LED) configured to output a notification to an inhaler of the aerosol. The inhaler device further including circuitry configured to cause the LED to function in a first mode when the first accumulated capacity, detected or estimated, is smaller than a first threshold and the second accumulated capacity, detected or estimated, is equal to or larger than a second threshold, and cause the LED to function in a second mode different from the first mode when the first accumulated capacity is smaller than the first threshold and the second accumulated capacity is smaller than the second threshold.

The present disclosure relates to aerosol delivery systems, the system comprising an outer housing, a mouthpiece, an electrical power source, an aerosol generating component and a controller, wherein a portion of at least one of the mouthpiece and the outer housing is configured to move between respective first and second positions in response to the controller detecting a change in one or more operational parameters of the device.