Disposable Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device
AssigneeRomo LLC d.b.a Crossbar
InventorJames C Mosley
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Abstract
An electronic nicotine delivery device, comprising of a first end comprising of a mouthpiece and a first tamper seal, said mouthpiece comprising of an opening, wherein said opening is for receiving vapor from the electronic nicotine delivery device and said first tamper seal comprises of a hole, said hole flush with said opening, a second end distal from the first end, wherein said second end comprises of a stop and a second tamper seal, said stop further comprising of one or more air holes, wherein said second tamper seal does not cover said one or more air holes; and a body in between the second end and the first end, wherein said body comprising of a transparent cylindrical outer casing, a battery, a heating element, and a liquid.
Claims17
An electronic nicotine delivery device, comprising:
- a first end, comprising of a mouthpiece and a first tamper seal, said mouthpiece comprising of an opening, wherein said opening is for receiving vapor from the electronic nicotine delivery device and said first tamper seal comprises of a hole, said hole flush with said opening of the mouthpiece;
- a second end distal from the first end, wherein said second end comprises of a stop and a second tamper seal, said stop further comprising of one or more air holes, wherein said second tamper seal does not cover said one or more air holes;
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- a body in between the second end and the first end, wherein said body comprises:
- (a) a cylindrical outer casing, said cylindrical outer casing comprising of a transparent flexible material;
- (b) a battery inside of the cylindrical outer casing;
- (c) a liquid inside of the cylindrical outer casing, said liquid adjacent to said battery and said liquid distal to the second end of the electronic nicotine delivery device;
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- (d) a heating element connected to said battery, the heating element extending through the liquid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.