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Follow these important safety guidelines: Use the correct charger: Only use the chargers that came with your device Never charge unattended: Don't leave e-cigarettes charging overnight or when you're away Unplug after charging: Don't leave items continuously on charge after the charge cycle is complete Allow ventilation: Never cover batteries that are on charge, in case of overheating Avoid temperature extremes: Don't store, use, or charge batteries in very high or low temperatures Protect from damage: Keep batteries safe from being damaged, crushed, punctured, or immersed in water Prevent short circuits: Never let your battery come into contact with metal items such as coins or keys in a pocket or bag, as this can cause a short circuit and explosion Additional Resources For more detailed information and official guidance, please visit the UK Government Guidelines on E-Cigarette Battery Safety
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