We offer free express shipping on orders over $150. A $10 flat rate express post shipping fee applies on orders less than $150. We currently use Australia Post Express shipping and a tracking number is emailed once the order is posted. However, Australia Post is often slow to update their tracking details and sometimes the shipment status goes from 'pending' straight to 'delivered' without any updates in between. On average orders take 2 to 3 days to reach their destination. In the Melbourne area it is often next day.

Li-ion batteries are dangerous and can explode when used improperly.

• Do not overcharge your batteries- Ensure that you use a good quality battery charger that has an over-charge prevention feature.
• Do not over discharge your batteries- Most regulated devices have safety features which will automatically prevent users from firing the device when the voltage of the battery is lower than the safe limit. Non-regulated mechanical device do not have over discharge features. Users of non-regulated mechanical devices need to pay attention to the power output of their device and when the power reduces, the battery must be removed and charged. DO NOT continue to use a non-regulated mechanical device when the battery is low. Over discharging your battery will cause it to become volatile (explosive) and dangerous.
  • Never exceed the amps of your battery- Amps is the speed of the current leaving the battery cell. Batteries have a continuous discharge current (amps) limit. To find out the continuous discharge limit of your battery, check the battery specification. Generally regulated devices will atomically prevent the user from exceeding the discharge limit of a battery cell. However, users of non-regulated mechanical devices will need to use Ohm’s Law (A=V/R) to calculate, if the resistance of the coil is drawing an amount of current that is consistent with the limitations of the battery. If the amps required to fire the coil exceeds the continuous discharge limit of the battery cell than that particular battery cannot be used.
• Store batteries safely- Always ensure that batteries are stored away from metallic objects (keys or coins). It is safest to store batteries in a proper battery case. It is important to ensure that the battery terminals (+ and -) do not come into contact with metallic objects and in particular the terminals don’t touch the terminals of other batteries. Always store batteries at a steady room temperature and air pressure. Never let your batteries get too hot (like leaving them in a hot car) and ensure that when flying you take your batteries onboard so that they are not exposed to changes in air pressure.
• Never use damaged batteries- Regularly inspect batteries for signs of scratches, peeling or blistering of the battery wrap. Never use batteries that have any damage to the battery wrap. Dropping a battery will damage the cell chemistry. Never use a battery cell that has been dropped.
• Dispose of old batteries correctly- Never throw old batteries away in the regular trash. Put old batteries in their original box or put electrical tape over the battery terminals (+ and -) and take your used batteries back to your local vape shop or to a battery recycling company. Most local councils will have a list of battery recycling companies on their website.
• Do not charge batteries unattended/overnight- Never leave your batteries unattended while charging and never charge your batteries on a combustible surface (like carpet). Always use a good quality charger and ensure it is the correct charger for the particular battery cell you are charging.

By purchasing batteries from Leaf House Vape Shop Pty Ltd, the purchaser agrees to follow the above safety instructions and agrees to assume all risk associated with the use of Li-ion batteries in e-cigarettes and vaporizers. The purchaser agrees to not hold Leaf House Vape Shop Pty Ltd liable for any damages as a result from using Li-ion batteries. Use at your own risk.