Lighters

A lighter is a device that generates a flame. Lighters come in various forms, including disposable lighters, refillable lighters, torch lighters, and electric lighters.

Disposable lighters are designed to be used once and then discarded. They typically use a flammable liquid or gas as a fuel source.

Refillable lighters can be refilled with fuel and can be used repeatedly. They also use flammable liquid or gas as a fuel source.

Electric lighters use a heating element, usually powered by batteries, to generate a flame. They do not require fuel and do not produce an open flame, making them safer to use and handle.

Some specific lighters are designed for smoking or vaping, like torch lighters which produce a hot, concentrated flame that is good for lighting up a pipe or vaporizer.