"Vape filter" can mean a few different things. Only one of them deals with what most people are actually worried about, which is the cloud and the smell. Here's a quick guide to the options, what to look out for, and where Fumigo fits in.
Some people mean a drip tip or mouthpiece filter. These small filters clip onto the mouthpiece of your device and change what you inhale, so the draw feels a bit different. They do nothing about what you breathe out, and the cloud and smell end up in the room as before.
Others mean the cotton and coils inside a refillable device. Those are parts you replace as maintenance. They have nothing to do with discretion.
The third meaning is the personal exhale filter. It's a separate, pocket-sized filter you breathe out through after each puff. The filter catches the aerosol droplets, so what comes out is barely visible and has lost most of its smell. If you typed "vape filter" because you'd like to keep the cloud and smell down at home or in your room, this is what you're after, and it's what the rest of this page covers.
Vapour is an aerosol made of droplets of PG, VG and flavouring. Those droplets are the cloud you see, and they're also what sinks into fabric and leaves a smell. An exhale filter pushes your breath through a dense material with a large internal surface. The droplets get caught and the air passes through.
There are no electronics, no battery and no app. You puff as normal, exhale through the filter and put it back in your pocket.
A good filter and a gimmick differ on four points.
Fresh filter material. Filters fill up the more you use them, and a reusable one that's been around for months won't come close to a new one. With a disposable filter every unit starts fresh.
A stated capacity. You want to know how many exhales you'll get. Fumigo is rated for up to 100 puffs per unit.
Size. You'll only use a filter you actually carry. If it won't fit in a jacket pocket next to your vape, it ends up staying at home.
No battery. Then there's nothing to charge, nothing to break, and nothing that causes trouble when you travel.
Fumigo is a disposable personal vapor filter built for vapers. (Wondering how this compares to what people call a smoke filter? See smoke filter for vaping.)
| Capacity | Up to 100 puffs per unit |
| Power | None needed, no battery |
| Size | Pocket-sized |
| Colours | Blue or black |
| Compatibility | Every vape, since it filters your exhale and not the device |
| Shipping | Within 24h from the Netherlands, EU-wide |
Each unit is sealed and fresh, so you always start with new filter material. Once it's finished you bin it and open the next one. It's the same idea as the disposable vape in your other pocket.
A filter cuts down the cloud and the smell of your exhale. It doesn't make vaping allowed where it's banned, by law or by house rules. It also can't promise zero smell, and in a closed room a faint trace may stay behind. Open a window a little as well and you're about as discreet as you can get.
You'll find all details and photos on the product page, or you can order straight away via checkout. Delivery takes 1–2 days in NL, 2–3 days in BE/DE and 3–7 days elsewhere in the EU. There's a 30-day guarantee, and if it's not for you, you get your money back.
Does it work with disposables?
Yes. Fumigo only filters your exhale, so the type of device doesn't matter. Disposables, pods and mods all work.
How do I know when it's used up?
After about 100 exhales the filter material is full and you'll feel more resistance when you breathe out. That's your cue to open a new one.
Will people notice it when I carry it?
It's about the size of a small vape and comes in plain blue or black. Nothing about it stands out.
From €8.95. Free shipping on 3-pack+ (limited time). Ships within 24h from the Netherlands.
Get Fumigo Or go straight to checkoutFumigo is intended for adult vapers (18+).