Juul Labs, Inc.

Pax Labs, Inc.

Juul, Inc.

Bryan White

James Monsees

Steven E Christensen

Kevin Lomeli

Kevin J Myers

Wei-Ling Chang

Rajeev Bhalla

Peter C De Alva

PyiPhyo Lwin

Vincent C Phua

Alexandra N Siano

Srinivasan Sundararajan

Thomas J White

Jambunathan Vangal Ramamurthy

Alexander J Gould

Matthew Rios

Jason C Curtis

Adam Bowen

Ariel Atkins

Eric Joseph Johnson

Christopher L Belisle

Jason King

Joshua Morenstein

Christopher Nicholas HibmaCronan

Nicholas Jay Hatton

Esteban Leon Duque

Alexander Weiss

Matthew J Taschner

Aaron Keller

Alex Cantwell

Esteban L Duque

Jason Curtis

Packaging

A vaporizer cartridge is described that is configured for coupling to a vaporizer device body and containing a vaporizable material. Various embodiments of the vaporizer cartridge are described that include one or more features for maximizing a reservoir volume within the vaporizer cartridge for the containing of vaporizable material thereby increasing the output of vaporized vaporizable material from a compact cartridge configuration. Additionally, associated methods of manufacturing are described.

Cartridge for vaporizer device

A hygienic mouthpiece cover that is easily removed between sampling by users and is made from a recyclable biocompatible material is provided. Example embodiments of a mouthpiece cover includes an inlet, into which a vaporizer cartridge can be inserted, an outlet that a user draws vapor from, and a saliva transfer inhibitor that includes a guard physical barrier between the outlet and inlet to prevent saliva transfer to the cartridge, a saliva reservoir, and one or more draw holes of a number and size that vapor can pass through unrestricted.

Vaporizer mouthpiece

A vaporizer device includes a cartridge having a reservoir that holds a vaporizable material and an atomizer chamber that includes a heating element. The heating element can heat the vaporizable material. The heating element can include two rigid portions that are spaced apart by a span that defines a capillary gap. The capillary gap can draw the vaporizable material from the reservoir to a heater region to be vaporized.

Heating element

Vaporizer accessory

Vaporizer device features capable of improving on current approaches to mitigating against device damage or inoperability occurring from liquid exposure (e.g. exposure to liquid vaporizable material possibly affecting a pressure sensor, internal electronic circuitry, and/or electrical contact pins) are described.

Puff sensing and power circuitry for vaporizer devices

Vaporizer cartridge

Cartridges for use with a vaporizer device are provided. In some implementations, a cartridge having a first end and a second end comprises a mouthpiece, a wick assembly comprising a heating element and a wicking material, a wick housing comprising a base having a hole and a first pair of mating members comprising first and second U-shaped members, a tank, and a tube connected with the hole. The tank includes an end wall proximate to the second end (having a vent) and a second pair of mating members, extending from the end wall towards the first end of the cartridge, comprising third and fourth U-shaped members. The first and second pair of mating members hold the wick assembly within the tank and define a chamber comprising at least part of the wick assembly and a reservoir configured to hold vaporizable material.

Vaporizer apparatus

Container

Case for a vaporizer cartridge

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Pleasanton, CA, United States of America

Bryan White