Excellent Electric Cigarette Information!

Please read this manual carefully before enjoying your Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette, Also known as the Yeti, Titan, and the Dura-C.

OPERATION:

For safe and effective use of the Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette and its supporting products, please read through the following information carefully before use and follow the standard operating procedures strictly.

The Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette consists of a power supply with a manual switch (battery), atomization chamber, and a cartridge. The cartridge is suited for one time use only but most people re-fill them with success. New cartridges will always work the best. We recommend keeping a good stock of them handy. When you push the manual switch the 510 will be activated.

USE:

Unpack the cartridge and remove the cover. Click the cartridge in the atomizer. Screw a power supply on the atomizer. Your 510 is now ready for use. Push the manual button for no longer than 5 seconds to avoid overheating of the atomizer. Do not use the Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette in a vertical position, since liquid could leak. In case the 510 should vaporize continuously or in case the 510 shows signs of over heating, stop the usage, unscrew all parts and contact your 510 dealer.

Power (battery) supply replacement

The Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette power supply needs to be recharged when the unit produces no more vapor.

Cartridge replacement

If during the use of this unit, vapor is found to be significantly reduced, the cartridge needs to be replaced.

The Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette does not cause harm to surrounding people and environment. We recommend however out of courtesy to ask for permission to use the vaporizing function in public places, beforehand. The atomizer does not need to be cleaned with water. However, if you should encounter persisting mal performance you can try to rinse the atomizer with water and by blowing the water through the atomizer several times. The atomizer should be dried with a hairdryer after this process. When the atomizer is fully dry, insert a new cartridge, place the unit vertically and let the liquid penetrate the atomizer for a few minutes. It helps to drop a small amount of liquid directly onto the atomizer to kick start it in case the atomizer is still too dry.

POWER SUPPLY LIFE

Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette power supply function for max 200 to 250 puffs per charge. The Power supply can be charged and used 200 times. After more than 200 charging and usage cycles, their functioning span lessens significantly.

CHARGING POWER SUPPLY NORMAL CHARGER:

Screw the dedicated Power supply in the charger. Connect the charger to the power outlet. 1. The first charge should be kept for 8 hours, even if the LED light turns green. 2. Use for 20 minutes. 3. Charge the Power supply for another 1 hour. Your Power supply is now ready for normal use. Normal charging time should be kept for 1 hour (even if the LED light turns green). Do not use the charger in damp areas. Do not charge the Power supply near a high-temp heat source. Do not weld or pierce the Power supply. If the Power supply is found to be emitting any odor or heat or be discolored or deformed or have any abnormally during charging, please cut off the power source immediately and remove the Power supply from the 510 body or charger and suspend the use of it. The 510 charger can only be used with the 510 dedicated Power supply. Do not try to use this charger to charge other kinds of Power supply. Please keep the 510 and it’s components and cartridges from the reach of children or animals.

OPTIONAL USB CHARGER CABLE OR UNIVERSAL CHARGER

Screw the dedicated Power supply in the optional USB charger cable. Insert the USB charger cable into the USB port of your computer, USB Home Charger, USB car charger. Do not charge Power supply outdoors or in a damp environment. Keep all parts out of children’s reach.

STRUCTURE

The body is an integrated stainless steel shell structure, containing a Power supply, a manual switch, an atomization chamber and a cartridge.

CAUTION:

We do not accept any warranty/indemnity claims in case of wrong usage. If you are carrying the 510 with you, please carry it separately in order to avoid scratches or damage due to collision with other parts such as keys or mobile phones. The use of any un-dedicated components will lead to malfunction and damage of this product. The use of other than Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette cartridges or the use of some liquids can damage the atomizer beyond repair. Please dispose of old Power supply in your local Power supply recycling collection point. When driving, please ensure your strict compliance with the relevant laws and regulations of the country or region where you are staying. Be concentrated on driving and pay attention to road conditions. Do not use this device while driving and secure all parts to avoid damage to the product caused by collision. The 510 uses an advanced microelectronic technology to vaporize a special designed GRAS (generally recommended as safe) approved liquid that is contained in cartridges that are inserted into an atomizer.

PRECAUTIONS

Storage: The Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette and its supporting parts should be kept away from children’s reach and stored safely in a non-damp environment.E-Cigarettes are ADULT DEVICES and are never to be left where anyone under the age of 19 can reach them. They also NOT be marketed as a “healthy” or smoking cessation device.

Preparation: Leave the atomizer without cartridge to dry for the night by storing the atomizer vertically on a paper tissue or dry rack. Charge your Power supply at night.

Maintenance: The 510 should be maintained regularly.

Clean the screws threads of the different parts such as atomizer, chargers and Power supply with a tissue dipped in purified un-perfumed alcohol (please refer to your local drugstore). Clean screw thread will provide better electric conduction. Blow into the atomizer once and a while to evacuate left over liquid. Remove cartridge at night. Put the atomizer to dry for the night on a dry rack. When the vapor diminishes significantly the Power supply needs to be charged.

Power supply and charger: The Joyetech 510 (Joye 510) E-Cigarette is powered by a 3.7 V special Power supply. The charger is specially adapted for 510 Power supply. The input voltage of the USB home charger is AC100V-240V 50/60Hz. The input voltage of the USB car charger is DC12V-24V. The input voltage of the USB Power supply computer charger is DC5V. Pay attention to the value of the local voltage to be in accordance to that of the 510 charger.

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ECD: Given what we know about the ingredients and carcinogens contained within the electronic cigarette, is there reason to believe it could be a safer alternative to regular cigarettes?

Carl Phillips: I think that’s quite an understatement. I think there’s absolutely no doubt that it is a safer alternative to regular cigarettes. Now safe, that’s a word that implies there is absolutely no health risk from something, and that doesn’t really apply to anything. But our estimate is that it is probably in the order of 99 percent less harmful than smoking, I think there’s little doubt that it’s down in the neighborhood.

ECD: Professor Michael Siegel suggested that if we banned electronic cigarettes based on the carcinogens found in the FDA study we would have to ban peanut butter. Is that something you would agree with?

Carl Phillips: At least! We’d have to ban half the foods that are available. I mean, the FDA study really didn’t find any cancer risk. That study was basically pure propaganda.

ECD: Is there any danger of passive smoking with electronic cigarettes?

Carl Phillips: Probably not. As far as we know, the vapour, the propylene glycol vapour, has no human health risks at low concentrations, so it’s possible that there’s some miniscule risk, far too small for us to have ever noticed it or measured it. The amount of nicotine that escapes out into the air is also quite trivial and nicotine itself has such a low risk profile… so again it is never proper science to say that there is absolutely no risk from something, just as it is not proper science to say simply that there is a risk from something without trying to quantify it. But I guess there is no serious risk from second hand vapour as I guess it would have to be called.

ECD: In your opinion, could the electronic cigarette aid smoking cessation or be of use as a tobacco harm reduction product?

Carl Phillips: Yes, not only could it but it clearly is already being used for exactly that. Self reports suggest that thousands, tens of thousands of smokers have quit smoking by switching to the electronic cigarette which is the perfect proof that it does work as a smoking cessation aid and a tobacco harm reduction tool.

ECD: Electronic Cigarettes have been in use for several years now, and there are a few organisations which are concerned about them. What side effects have been found so far?

Carl Phillips: As far as I know there hasn’t been any discoveries of acute side effects, which of course is good news. There is no reason to expect any but you never know quite what is going to happen with a new exposure. You can have reports that start to trickle in of a case here or there of something very strange happening. I’m not aware of any such thing.

We of course know that long term use of nicotine poses a small, a very small but non-zero risk of some cardiovascular diseases so I suppose you could call that a side effect which is predictable for the long run, but that’s a total risk which is down in the range of drinking coffee, nothing remotely similar to the risk from smoking cigarettes.

ECD: What’s your biggest concern with regards to the electronic cigarette?

Carl Phillips: Well, we don’t know too much about the manufacturing process and there’s not enough quality control, or at least there is not enough guarantee of quality control in the process.

Now, this of course varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, but with reasonably free entry that just about anybody with an appropriate factory in China can start manufacturing these and start putting them out under some brand name there is worry about contamination. I mean this is not a plastic toy or something like that, which alone generates a lot of worry about Chinese manufacturers.

This is something that is delivering chemicals into the body in a way which is definitely going to be absorbed so it doesn’t take much of a production mishap to create something that is very harmful. And I really fear that it is going to happen one of these days if we don’t get some effective regulation and it is going to give the entire product line a bad name which of course would be inappropriate but quite understandable.

ECD: Following on from those concerns about the quality of production, let’s talk about the FDA. The FDA carried out tests on electronic cigarettes in which they found diethylene glycol in one “Smoking Everywhere” e-cigarette and traces of tobacco specific nitrosamines in both Smoking Everywhere and NJOY electronic cigarettes. So what are the significance of those findings?

Carl Phillips: There’s no significance of those findings whatsoever from a scientific or health standpoint. From a political standpoint the fact that they did that was quite significant.

So on the first point the fact that there are any detectable levels of any small molecules that that can be found in the tobacco plant in the e-cigarettes is not surprising at all. The nicotine comes from tobacco and our ability to detect a few stray molecules of contamination means that basically any molecule that is small enough to be a contaminant that is found in the tobacco plant will also be found in e-cigarettes. It’ll also be found in nicoderm, nicorette, any product that contains nicotine that has been extracted from a tobacco plant. So that’s completely meaningless – the quantities of the nitrosamines in the electronic cigarette were so many orders of magnitude smaller than those, say, in smokeless tobacco, which has been shown to not cause a measurable risk of cancer, so we know that that doesn’t matter.

Now, there is some more significance in finding contamination in the carrier chemicals, not that there was enough in this particular case that it was going to be harmful but because there is not supposed to be anything other than the propylene glycol and the water there, it does mean that there is a manufacturing problem – a manufacturing problem under some circumstances could be quite a bad thing. Now what really is the biggest problem is the politics that this reflects.This shows up in all sorts of harm reduction type situations and the basic rule of thumb is, if you ban something or if you’re trying to ban something, declare war on it, then you can’t regulate it, you can’t make it safer. So if you have a war on injection drug use and you simply want to forbid it and don’t want to admit it is happening in any way, you will prevent needle exchanges from happening which would save a lot of lives.

If you want to have a war on prostitution and just absolutely forbid it and pretend it doesn’t exist then it is impossible to impose rules that force prostitutes to get health exams and so forth.

Similarly if the FDA is intent on declaring war on electronic cigarettes and simply forcing them from the market then they are going to be abdicating their responsibility to make sure that the electronic cigarettes are what they are supposed to be and keep them safe and that goes back to this quality control problem. The FDA would really be the perfect entity to help impose some quality control on ecig manufacture even though they are manufactured in a different country but it looks pretty bad in terms of the possibility of them doing that.

ECD: What health benefits, if any, might smokers find if they smoked electronic cigarettes, or changed to electronic cigarettes?

Carl Phillips: The health benefits of switching are almost exactly the same as the health benefits of quitting, and this applies to electronic cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and pharmaceutical nicotine. If a smoker can manage to switch from smoking to one of those other products the benefits are approximately the same as quitting – they lower their cancer risk, they lower their cardiovascular disease risk, they get rid of acute symptoms of lung and airway problems, a risk that comes from smoking for pulmonary diseases and so forth. Switching is so close as good as quitting that from a health point of view there is no point in worrying about the difference.

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