Amy Lomax: Is My E-Cig Going To Explode?

You will be hard pressed to find someone who's never heard of an e-cig at this point.

They've been around for years now, and it seems like their popularity grows by the minute.

Some people have used them to help aid in quitting smoking altogether, while others have just replaced cigarettes with e-cigs.

Either way, your health is benefiting.

Health experts say e-cigarettes are at least 95% less harmful than smoking.

So whether you've given up smoking entirely or just replaced it, your health thanks you.

The e-cigs eliminate the smoke from the smoking habit by using a lithium-ion battery to heat an aerosol cartridge that releases an inhale-able vapor.

Seems pretty harmless, right?

You are giving up traditional cigarettes, and is 95% healthier.

So what could go wrong?

A lot actually. Even death.

The health benefits are there, but there's a risk with e-cigs that most people are unaware of.

The lithium-ion battery can explode, causing bodily harm.

That's obviously not a good thing.

Below we'll take a look at how likely your e-cig is to explode, and how to use them safely.

Amy Lomax