Frequently Asked Questions

Charging your Allo is now going to be easier than ever before. The good news-Allo uses normal USB charging. Just connect Allo to a USB outlet and allow it to charge until the battery indicates solid white color.

Very simple! If you notice a reduction of vapor produced each puff taken, and it frames the blue light at the tip, then it is time to know that your Allo is empty. Realistically, an average smoker takes about four hundred puffs before throwing away the disposable vape. And this equates to about two packs of conventional cigars.

This depends on the traveling rules and regulations governing your country. So, it is a good idea to confirm with the laws before you make a further step. That said, Allo is allowed for travel, but many airports restrict the use of vaporizers. According to research, high exposure to extreme altitude may cause a few damages to Allo pods. And this is especially true if they have been used before. So, it is a wise idea of disposing of off-used Allos before boarding a plane.

Surprisingly, Allo pods do not have an expiration date. But, their flavors can reduce over time. So, keeping them in the right condition before they are ready for use is worth considering.

Regular usage of Allo pods can lead to leakages, which occurs for many different options. Some of them include pulling too hard, applying excessive pressure, among others. So, try pulling so gently and the results are worth it. Also, avoid applying too much pressure on your pod when inserting it.