Um, it's easy to really freak out about the temperature stuff. I'm not sure what temp the aspire breeze vapes at, but it's got relatively weak power and a relatively high resistance. I'm not sure what percentage the pods are at or if you refill yourself? If you can fill with your own juice one way to be safe(er) would be to use an e-liquid with a fair amount of PG in it, like 50/50 ish.
Also, vaping is safer than smoking, even at very very very high temps, so there are going to be lots of things you can do to improve the SAFETY of your vape (like eventually, down the road, using Temperature Control coils (either in another setup with premade coils, or by using an RTA/RDA where you do your own coiling and wicking, but that day does not have to be Today.
I know the temperature control stuff really freaked me out to begin with and I freaked out and probably approached trying to build my own coils sooner than I should have, leading to my purchasing some gear that wasn't suitable for me and other problems. I STILL don't use TC all the time, and I'm unlikely to do so.
Here are things you can do now to keep your temps lower: try not to chain-vape let your coil and liquid cool down before vaping. If you have a wattage adjustment, keep your vape on the cool side (not sure if the Breeze does) and use a VG/PG mix (PG can handle higher temps than VG) unless you are allergic to PG entirely.
Things you can do now: remember that vaping is safer than smoking, even at higher temperatures. Slowly, and without panicking, start learning more about vaping so that at some point in the future you can use a Temp Controlled mod and tank (if you so desire).
Don't freak out and return to smoking, for vaping to be as bad as smoking for you, you'd pretty much have to inhale dry hits (a burnt coil) 100% of the time.
I wish someone had said to me what I'm going to say now: #1-- Focus on finding a stable vape that you enjoy, quit the cigarettes, and go from there. You have the rest of your life to make vaping safe(er) and it's already much safe(er) than cigarettes, even with the occasional high temperature.
Anna
