Frequently Asked Questions

A nicotine shot (or nic shot) is a small bottle of concentrated nicotine that you add to a larger bottle of nicotine-free e-liquid, usually a shortfill. Just pop the top off your shortfill, pour in the nic shot, give it a good shake, and you’re good to go.

That depends on your device. Many vape mods require external rechargeable batteries, so it’s handy to have a few charged spares ready to go. It keeps your vape going strong and saves you from waiting around for one to charge.

Vape cotton is used in rebuildable atomisers (like RDAs or RTAs) to wick the e-liquid. Good quality cotton ensures better flavour and vapour production. It’s a must-have if you’re into building your own coils.

If you’ve accidentally dropped your tank and the glass has cracked or broken, it’s time for a replacement. Even if it’s just a small chip, swapping it out can prevent leaks and keep everything in working order.

Not necessarily. Some accessories are universal, like nic shots and cotton, but others—like batteries and glass tanks—can vary depending on your device. It’s always best to double-check your device’s requirements before buying.

Always store spare batteries in a proper battery case—never loose in your pocket or bag. Keep them away from heat, direct sunlight, and anything metal to avoid accidental discharges or damage.

You can mix nic shots as long as they’re the same nicotine base (e.g. both freebase or both nic salt). Using more than one is fine too—just be sure you’re calculating the final nicotine strength correctly to suit your preference.

It depends on your device. If you’ve got a vape with a built-in battery, a USB charger (often included with the kit) will do the job. If your device uses removable batteries, you’ll want an external battery charger like the Nitecore i2 or the Efest Slim K2 for faster, safer charging.

A vape coil is a small, replaceable component found inside your tank or pod. It heats up when you press the fire button, vapourising your e-liquid so you can inhale it. Different types of coils affect flavour, vapour production, and the style of vaping.

No, coils are designed to fit specific tanks or pods. Always check your device’s compatibility before buying new coils. Using the wrong coil may damage your vape or cause it not to work properly.

A coil consists of a metal wire and a wicking material (usually cotton). The wire heats up when powered, and the wick soaks up e-liquid. Together, they create vapour. Coils come in different resistances and styles depending on whether you prefer mouth-to-lung (MTL) or direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping.

Resistance, measured in ohms (Ω), affects how your coil performs.

1. Higher resistance (above 1.0Ω) is ideal for MTL vaping – tighter draw, less vapour, and stronger throat hit.

2. Lower resistance (below 1.0Ω) is for DTL vaping – more vapour, warmer hit, and generally higher power.

For standard MTL vaping, coils between 1.0Ω and 1.8Ω are usually best.

You should replace your coil every 1–2 weeks, or sooner if:

• Your vape tastes burnt

• Flavour or vapour production drops

• You hear gurgling sounds

• You see darkened or burnt-looking wicking

The best coil is the one made specifically for your tank or pod. Within that range, choose based on your preferred style of vaping. For MTL, higher-resistance coils work best and use less power and e-liquid.

Temperature control (TC) coils are made from specific metals like stainless steel, nickel, or titanium. They work with TC-enabled mods to regulate coil temperature automatically, helping to prevent dry hits and burnt taste. They’re less common in standard MTL setups.

This usually means the coil wasn’t primed properly before use. The cotton inside needs to be saturated with e-liquid before you start vaping. If not, the dry wick burns when heated, causing a burnt taste even with a new coil.

1. Remove your tank/pod from the device.

2. Empty any remaining e-liquid.

3. Unscrew or pull out the old coil.

4. Insert the new coil securely.

5. Fill the tank with e-liquid and let it sit for 5–10 minutes to prime.

Cleaning can extend coil life, though it’s more effective with rebuildable coils. For standard coils:

1. Rinse under warm water.

2. Let it soak in vodka or warm water for a few hours.

3. Rinse again and let it dry completely. Note: Cleaning doesn’t always restore full performance – replacing may be better.

Unfortunately, once a coil is burnt, it usually can’t be fixed. However, you can try:

• Cleaning it to remove excess gunk

• Priming it better next time

• Lowering your wattage to prevent overheating Often, the best fix is to replace the coil.

Priming means saturating the coil’s wick with e-liquid before using it. You can do this by:

• Adding a few drops directly onto the cotton (if visible)

• Filling the tank and letting it sit 5–10 minutes Priming prevents burning the wick and helps the coil last longer.

A vape coil is the heating element that vaporises your e-liquid. It sits inside a tank or pod and needs replacing regularly. A vape pod is a self-contained unit that usually includes the coil and the e-liquid chamber, and sometimes even comes pre-filled or refillable depending on the system.

It varies depending on how much you vape, the type of e-liquid you use and your device, but a good rule of thumb is every 1–2 weeks for coils and every 1–3 weeks for pods. You’ll know it’s time when the flavour starts to taste burnt or muted.

Always check the product name and specs. Coils and pods are usually brand-specific and sometimes even device-specific. If you’re not sure, just drop us a message—we’re happy to help.

This can happen if the coil or pod wasn’t properly primed. Always let the e-liquid soak into the coil for a few minutes before vaping and start at a lower wattage if your device allows. It gives the coil time to saturate and avoids dry hits.

It depends on your style. Pods are convenient, mess-free and great for beginners or people who want an easy setup. Tanks and coils offer more customisation, bigger clouds and are usually preferred by more experienced vapers.

Higher resistance (1.0Ω and above) is best for MTL (mouth-to-lung) vaping with stronger nicotine or nic salts. Lower resistance (below 1.0Ω, also known as sub-ohm) is ideal for DTL (direct-to-lung) vaping with bigger clouds and smoother hits. Check what your device supports before choosing.

Coils are usually designed for single use and don’t perform well after cleaning. Some refillable pods can be rinsed and reused a couple of times but eventually the coil inside will wear out. If in doubt, replace it—it’ll taste better.

A few things: how often you vape, the sweetness of your e-liquid (sugary liquids gunk up coils faster) and whether you’re using the right wattage. Treat your coils kindly and they’ll last longer!

Both options exist. Some pod systems use pre-filled pods you just pop in and go while others use refillable pods you can top up with your own e-liquid. Be sure to check the type your device takes.

Yes, most of our coils and pods are available in multi-packs to keep you stocked up and save a bit in the long run. Popular options include the VAPORESSO XROS COREX 2.0 REPLACEMENT PODS (4 PACK) and the OXVA XLIM V2 REPLACEMENT PODS (3 PACK) Have a browse and see what’s available for your device.

Disposable vapes are pre-filled, single-use devices that come with a built-in battery and e-liquid. Simply inhale to activate – there are no buttons, settings, or refills. Once the e-liquid runs out or the battery dies, the entire device is discarded.

Yes, you can travel with disposable vapes, including on aeroplanes. Carry them in your hand luggage, not checked baggage, due to battery regulations. Check local vaping laws at your destination, as some countries restrict or ban vaping products entirely.

In the UK, disposable vapes typically cost £4 to £6 each, depending on the brand and retailer. Multi-buy deals (e.g., 3 for £12) can offer better value. However, refillable kits and bottled e-liquid are more economical over time.

Disposable vapes sold legally in the UK must meet strict safety standards, including TPD regulations. They are safe for use when purchased from reputable retailers, but like all nicotine products, they are not recommended for non-smokers or under-18s.

When your disposable vape stops producing vapour or tastes burnt, it’s time to safely dispose of it. Since they contain batteries, it’s best to recycle them at designated battery collection points rather than putting them in general waste.

Disposable vapes are all-in-one vaping devices pre-filled with nicotine salt e-liquid, designed for single use only. They’re compact, easy to use, and require no charging, refilling, or maintenance, making them popular with beginners and as a backup device.

Yes. In October 2024, the UK Government confirmed plans to ban disposable vapes, aiming to reduce both environmental waste and youth vaping. The ban is set to come into force in June 2025, meaning the sale of disposable vapes will no longer be permitted after this date.

For the latest updates and guidance on how this ban may affect you, visit our Why Is The UK Banning Disposable Vapes And How Will It Affect You? blog.

Only single-use disposable vapes are being banned. These are devices that come pre-filled with e-liquid and are not rechargeable or refillable, designed to be discarded once empty. Popular examples include Elf Bar 600, Lost Mary BM600, and SKE Crystal Bar.

Refillable pod kits, rechargeable devices, and e-liquids are not affected by the ban and will continue to be legal to purchase and use.

You can switch to a refillable pod kit or rechargeable vape device. These offer a similar experience to disposables but are cheaper in the long run, better for the environment, and fully legal post-ban.

Here’s how to make the switch simple:

• Choose a refillable pod kit designed for nicotine salts or 50/50 e-liquids for a smooth, satisfying vape.
• Look for devices with draw activation and compact size, similar to disposables.
• Save money and get more flavour choice by using e-liquid bottles instead of prefilled pods.

Nicotine is a naturally occurring substance found in tobacco plants. It’s a stimulant that can be addictive, but in vaping, it’s delivered without the harmful tar and many chemicals found in cigarettes. It’s available in different strengths to suit your needs.

Freebase nicotine is the most common form of nicotine in e-liquid. It offers a stronger throat hit, especially at higher strengths, and is ideal for those who enjoy that sensation or are transitioning from smoking.

Nicotine salts (nic salts) are a smoother form of nicotine, absorbed quickly by the body. They deliver a gentler throat hit, even at higher strengths, making them ideal for beginners or those who prefer a milder vaping experience.

E-liquid contains Propylene Glycol (PG) and Vegetable Glycerine (VG). The ratio determines the vaping experience:

• PG: Thinner, carries flavour well, provides stronger throat hit.
• VG: Thicker, produces more vapour, offers smoother hit. Different ratios suit different devices and styles.

50/50 e-liquid contains equal parts PG and VG. It’s balanced for flavour and vapour and works well in most mouth-to-lung (MTL) kits, such as starter kits or pod systems.

This e-liquid has 70% VG and 30% PG. It’s designed for sub-ohm vaping, delivering bigger clouds and smoother hits, best used in high-powered kits and with low-resistance coils.

Vape liquid usually contains:

• Propylene Glycol (PG)
• Vegetable Glycerine (VG)
• Nicotine (optional)
• Flavourings All ingredients are food-grade or pharmaceutical-grade and meet safety standards, especially in the UK and EU.

For sub-ohm vaping (coils below 1.0Ω), choose high VG e-liquids, such as 70/30 or 80/20 VG/PG blends. These provide large vapour clouds and smooth inhales, but they work best in powerful vape kits.

For MTL vaping (coils above 1.0Ω), use 50/50 e-liquids or nicotine salts. These provide a satisfying throat hit, good flavour, and work perfectly with lower-powered devices.

Once opened, e-liquid lasts around 6–12 months if stored in a cool, dark place. Over time, flavour and nicotine strength can degrade. Always check for changes in smell, taste, or colour.

It depends on how often you vape:

• Light vaper: May last several days to a week.
• Heavy vaper: Might use 1–2 bottles per day. Sub-ohm vaping uses more liquid, so bottles will run out quicker than with MTL vaping.

E-liquid can darken due to oxidation, especially when exposed to light and air. Nicotine reacts with oxygen, causing colour changes. It’s normal and safe unless the liquid smells or tastes off.

This is subjective, but popular UK brands include Vampire Vape, Riot Squad, IVG, Dinner Lady, and Twelve Monkeys. Choose a reputable brand that suits your taste, device, and nicotine preference.

In the UK, a 10ml bottle typically costs £3 to £5, depending on the brand and nicotine type. Multi-buy deals and shortfills (larger bottles without nicotine) offer better value for money.

A harsh vape can be caused by:

• High nicotine strength
• Too much PG
• Improper coil or wattage settings Nicotine salts or lower strength freebase liquids can provide a smoother experience.

TPD stands for Tobacco Products Directive – a set of EU (and UK) regulations ensuring vape products meet safety standards. TPD-compliant e-liquid bottles:

• Are limited to 10ml
• Contain max 20mg/ml nicotine
• Include childproof caps and ingredient listings

Nicotine pouches are small, discreet pouches you place between your gum and lip to absorb nicotine without smoking or vaping. They’re tobacco-free and come in a range of strengths and flavours.

Just pop a pouch under your upper lip and leave it there. You’ll feel a tingling sensation at first—that’s normal. Each pouch usually lasts around 20 to 45 minutes depending on your preference.

No, nicotine pouches are 100% tobacco-free. They contain nicotine extracted from tobacco but no leaf, dust or stem.

Many people use them as an alternative to smoking or vaping, especially in places where those aren’t allowed. While they’re not officially classed as stop-smoking aids, they can help reduce your nicotine intake over time.

They come in a variety of strengths, from low to extra strong. If you’re new to them or switching from smoking or vaping, it’s best to start with a lower strength and adjust based on how you feel.

Nicotine pouches are considered safer than smoking as they don’t involve combustion or inhalation. However, they still contain nicotine, which is an addictive substance, so they’re best used mindfully.

Yes, that’s one of their big advantages. You can use them at work, on public transport or anywhere smoking or vaping isn’t allowed. They’re discreet, odourless and don’t produce vapour.

There’s a wide range of flavours including mint, fruit, coffee and even liquorice. Some are sweet, some are icy and some are quite neutral—there’s something for every palate. For example, Poke Nicotine Pouches come in five flavours: Citrus, Mint, Raspberry, Tropical and Watermelon.

After use, pop it in a bin. Many tins have a built-in compartment for used pouches so you can store them until you find a bin.

It’s unlikely but if it happens, don’t panic. The materials are food-safe and non-toxic. That said, it’s best to keep them in place under your lip and out of reach of children and pets.

When it comes to pod vape kits, there are four main types to choose from, each offering different levels of convenience, customisation, and cost. The two most common are closed pod systems and open pod systems, but you’ll also find pod mod kits and disposable vapes on the market.

Closed Pod System (Prefilled Pod Kit)

Closed pod systems are ideal for beginners or those seeking maximum convenience. These devices use pre-filled, non-refillable pods, so there’s no need to handle e-liquid or change coils. Simply replace the used pod with a new one when it’s empty.

• Pros: Extremely easy to use, mess-free, portable, and low maintenance. Great for on-the-go vaping.

• Cons: Limited to the flavours and nicotine strengths provided by the pod manufacturer; generally higher cost per use.

Open Pod System (Refillable Pod Kit)

Open pod kits allow you to fill the pods yourself with any compatible e-liquid, offering more flexibility in flavours and nicotine strengths. These are often more cost-effective and versatile than closed systems.

• Beginner-friendly open pod kits usually have fixed-coil pods—you replace the entire pod after 5–10 refills.

• Advanced kits allow you to swap out just the coil, which means fewer pod replacements and lower long-term costs.

• Pros: Choose from a wide range of e-liquid flavours, lower running costs, and more customisation.

• Cons: Slightly more maintenance; you’ll need to refill and eventually change pods or coils.

Pod Mod Kit

Pod mods are powerful open pod systems with larger batteries and often sub-ohm capabilities. These devices provide advanced features like variable wattage, airflow control, and enhanced vapour production.

• Pros: Ideal for experienced vapers, greater vapour output, customisable settings, and suitable for both MTL (mouth-to-lung) and DTL (direct-to-lung) vaping.

• Cons: Bulkier than standard pod kits and require more knowledge to operate.

Disposable Vape (Single-use Pod Kit)

Disposables are a simplified form of closed pod systems where the entire device is used once and then disposed of. Popular brands include Elf Bar and Lost Mary.

• Pros: No setup or maintenance, ready to use out of the box, perfect for short-term or backup use.

• Cons: Not environmentally friendly and more expensive in the long run compared to refillable options.

Your ideal kit depends on your priorities:

• Prefer convenience? Go for a closed pod system or disposable vape.

• Want more choice and lower costs? Choose an open pod kit or pod mod.

• Fill with any e-liquid you like, including nic salts or freebase nicotine.

• Cheaper in the long term, especially with replaceable coils.

• Some models support both MTL and DTL vaping, offering greater flexibility.

Some of the best-rated pod kits in the UK include:

• Refillable: Uwell Caliburn G3, Vaporesso XROS 3, OXVA Xlim Pro

• Prefilled: Elf Bar Elfa Pro, Vuse ePod 2, JUUL2

The best kit for you depends on your experience level, e-liquid preference, and whether you prefer refillable or prefilled pods.

A pre-filled vape pod is a sealed, non-refillable pod containing both e-liquid and a coil, designed to be used with a specific vape pod device. Simply click the pod into your device, and you’re ready to vape – no refilling or coil changing needed. Once the e-liquid runs out or the flavour diminishes, dispose of the pod and replace it with a new one.

Pre-filled pods are brand-specific, meaning they only work with the matching closed pod system (e.g., Elf Bar Elfa pods for Elfa devices).

A closed pod system is a vape kit that uses pre-filled, non-refillable pods. These kits are extremely easy to use, require no maintenance, and are perfect for new vapers or anyone seeking convenience. Simply use the pre-filled pod, then replace it when it’s empty – no mess, no fuss.

No, pre-filled pods are sealed by the manufacturer and cannot be opened or refilled. If you want to use your own e-liquid, you’ll need an open pod system with refillable pods.

Pre-filled pods are commonly available in 10mg or 20mg nicotine salt strength. Some ranges may offer lower strengths, such as 5mg or nicotine-free, but these are less common in the UK market.

Some of the most popular and top-rated pre-filled pod systems in the UK include:

• Elf Bar Elfa Pro Pods – wide flavour range, smooth draw, mesh coil

• Vuse ePod Pods – quality flavours, fast charging kit

• JUUL2 Pods – compact, discreet, strong nicotine hit

The best pod depends on your preferred flavours, device size, and nicotine strength.

Pre-filled pod flavours vary by brand but typically include:

• Fruits – e.g., Blueberry, Mango, Strawberry Ice

• Menthols – e.g., Mint, Ice Menthol, Spearmint

• Tobaccos – e.g., Classic Tobacco, Golden Tobacco

• Desserts/Sweets – e.g., Cola, Gummy Bear, Lemon Tart

Brands like Elf Bar Elfa and Vuse ePod offer dozens of flavour options, including limited editions.

No, pre-filled pods are only compatible with their specific branded device. For example, Elf Bar Elfa pods will only work with an Elf Bar Elfa battery. You cannot mix and match pods between different brands or kits.

A pre-filled pod typically lasts for around 600 puffs, similar to a disposable vape. This can vary based on your vaping habits. On average, a pod might last 1–3 days for moderate users.

Yes, pre-filled pods are ideal for beginners. They require no set-up, refilling, or coil changing, making them a hassle-free alternative to smoking. Just insert the pod and vape – it’s that easy.

A pod vape kit is a compact, easy-to-use vaping device that uses a pod (instead of a traditional tank) to hold e-liquid and the coil. Pods can be either refillable (open system) or pre-filled (closed system). Pod kits are ideal for both beginners and experienced vapers looking for portability and simplicity.

Yes, pod kits are designed for simplicity and convenience. Most feature draw-activated firing (no buttons), easy coil replacement, and mess-free refilling. Prefilled pod kits are especially beginner-friendly, as they require no maintenance – just vape and replace the pod when empty.

• Compact and portable – easy to carry in your pocket

• Simple operation – no complicated settings

• Low maintenance – especially prefilled pods

• Great for nicotine salts and mouth-to-lung vaping

• Cost-effective refillable options available

• Ideal for those switching from smoking

A DTL (direct-to-lung) pod vape is a pod kit designed for inhaling vapour directly into the lungs, similar to taking a deep breath. These kits often have larger pods, more power, and sub-ohm coils, producing bigger clouds and best used with high VG (70/30) e-liquids.

A MTL (mouth-to-lung) pod kit is made for inhaling vapour into the mouth first, then into the lungs, much like smoking a cigarette. These kits produce smaller vapour clouds, use higher resistance coils, and work best with nicotine salts or 50/50 e-liquids. They’re ideal for new vapers and former smokers.

A pod kit device can last months or even years with proper care. Refillable pods typically last 5–10 refills, while prefilled pods are single-use. Coils in refillable pods may need changing every 1–2 weeks, depending on use.

Top refillable pod kits in the UK:

• Uwell Caliburn G3 – great flavour, long pod life

• OXVA Xlim Pro – sleek design, adjustable wattage

• Vaporesso XROS 3 – easy to use, reliable performance

All offer excellent flavour, reliable coils, and are perfect for 50/50 or nicotine salt e-liquids.

Top prefilled pod kits in the UK:

• Elf Bar Elfa Pro – mesh coil, great flavour, huge pod range

• Vuse ePod 2 – fast charge, smooth MTL draw

• JUUL2 – compact, consistent vapour, strong nic hit

Prefilled pod kits are perfect for those who want zero maintenance and a hassle-free experience.

For refillable pod kits, use:

• 50/50 VG/PG e-liquids – balanced throat hit and vapour

• Nicotine salts (10mg or 20mg) – smooth, fast-acting nic hit

• High PG (e.g., 60/40) for stronger throat hit (MTL kits only)

For DTL pod kits, opt for high VG (70/30) e-liquids for bigger clouds and smoother hits.

A vape kit is a bundle that includes everything you need to start vaping—usually a device, a tank or pod, and charging cable. Some also come with coils and spare parts. Just add e-liquid and you’re ready to go.

Starter Kits are designed to be simple and easy to use—ideal for beginners. They’re usually smaller, with fewer settings. Advanced Kits offer more control over things like wattage, airflow and temperature, making them better suited to experienced vapers who want to customise their setup.

Pod Kits use a pod instead of a traditional tank. They’re compact, easy to refill and great for those who want a fuss-free experience. Some pods are refillable, others come pre-filled.

A Vape Mod is the larger, more powerful part of a vape device that houses the battery and controls. Mods are often used with separate tanks and can be adjusted to deliver more vapour, stronger flavour or different power levels. They’re popular with advanced users.

Starter Kits and Pod Kits are great for quitting smoking, especially those designed for mouth-to-lung (MTL) vaping, which feels similar to smoking a cigarette. Look for something simple and reliable with a moderate nicotine strength to help you make the switch. Read our guide on How To Stop Smoking for more information.

Some do, but many don’t. Be sure to check the product details. If e-liquid isn’t included, you’ll need to choose one separately to suit your flavour and nicotine preference.

It depends on your experience and what you’re looking for. New to vaping? Go for a Starter Kit or Pod Kit. Want more power or custom settings? Try an Advanced Kit or Mod. If you’re unsure, get in touch—we’re happy to help.

Most kits include at least one coil to get you started, but you’ll need replacements eventually. Always check the product description to see what’s included.

MTL (mouth-to-lung) mimics the feel of smoking a cigarette—draw into your mouth, then inhale. DTL (direct-to-lung) is more like breathing in deeply and produces bigger clouds. Pod Kits and Starter Kits are usually MTL, while Mods and Advanced Kits are often DTL.

Yes, most vape kits are rechargeable via USB. Some use built-in batteries while others take external batteries. Always charge using the cable provided and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for safety.

A vape tank is the part of your vape device that stores e-liquid and contains the coil, which heats the liquid into vapour. As you vape, e-liquid is gradually used up and needs topping up regularly to prevent a burnt taste. Keeping your tank filled also protects the coil and ensures a smooth vaping experience.

For tips on getting the most out of your coils, check out our [Vape Coil Guide].

A vape tank works by feeding e-liquid to the coil via wicking material (usually cotton). When you press the fire button (or inhale on an auto-draw device), the coil heats up, vapourising the e-liquid into inhaleable vapour. Airflow enters through adjustable vents, cooling the coil and allowing you to customise vapour production.

The best tank depends on your vaping style. For flavour chasers, tanks like the Aspire Nautilus 3 or Vaporesso GTX 22 are popular. If you prefer cloud chasing, consider sub-ohm tanks such as the SMOK TFV18 Mini or GeekVape Z Sub-ohm 2. Check out our Vape Tank Buying Guide for tailored recommendations.

Heavy smokers transitioning to vaping often prefer MTL (mouth-to-lung) tanks that mimic the feel of smoking. Great options include the Innokin Zenith II or Aspire Nautilus XS, which pair well with nicotine salts or high-strength freebase e-liquids.

For maximum vapour production, go for a sub-ohm tank with low-resistance coils (below 0.5Ω) and high airflow. Top choices include the HorizonTech Falcon 2, GeekVape Z Max, or Voopoo MAAT Tank. Pair with 70/30 VG/PG e-liquid for dense, billowing clouds.

Beginners should look for simple, leak-resistant tanks with easy coil changes and refill systems. The Innokin T20-S and Aspire Nautilus 3 are beginner-friendly and offer a satisfying MTL experience without being overwhelming.

Under TPD regulations (Tobacco Products Directive) in the UK and EU, vape tanks are legally limited to 2ml capacity to promote safer vaping and limit excessive nicotine consumption. Some tanks may have larger versions available outside the UK or offer extension kits where allowed.

No, water is not suitable for vaping. It won’t vapourise properly and can damage your coil, cause spitting, or even lead to burnt hits. Only use vape-specific e-liquid designed for safe and enjoyable vapour production.

Not always. Some tanks are designed for specific vape mods or devices, especially in pod systems. However, most 510-threaded tanks are universally compatible with standard vape mods. Always check your device’s compatibility before purchasing a new tank.

1. Empty the tank of remaining e-liquid.

2. Rinse it with warm water (avoid the coil) or use a mild cleaning agent.

3. Let it dry completely.

4. Insert a fresh coil for the best flavour, then refill with your new e-liquid.

1. Unscrew the tank and remove the base.

2. Take out the used coil (usually unscrews or pulls out).

3. Prime the new coil by adding a few drops of e-liquid onto the cotton.

4. Insert the coil, reassemble the tank, and fill with e-liquid.

5. Let it sit for 5–10 minutes before vaping.

1. Disassemble the tank completely.

2. Rinse all parts (except the coil) in warm water.

3. Use a soft cloth or brush for stubborn residue.

4. Dry thoroughly before reassembling.

   Tip: Clean your tank weekly to maintain flavour and performance.

Tanks can heat up from prolonged use, chain vaping, or high power settings. This is normal, but if it feels too hot to touch, try:

• Lowering the wattage

• Taking longer pauses between puffs

• Checking airflow – ensure it’s open for better cooling

• Use a sub-ohm tank with low-resistance coils

• Vape high VG (70/30) e-liquid

• Increase wattage (within safe coil limits)

• Open airflow wide for more vapour

• Inhale direct-to-lung (DTL) style for bigger draws

If your battery is not charging it may be due to a number of different factors. Firstly, ensure that the charger you are using is the correct charger for the battery. Next, make sure that you are charging the battery the correct way. Some batteries are charged via the top connection (510 charger), others charged from the bottom via a micro USB. Mods that take external batteries require an external charger for the battery cells, although some also have a micro-usb port.

Make sure that your battery is charged significantly before using it. The batteries we send out do have a charge in them but it is possible that a battery can have lost its charge.
Different devices have different methods to turn the battery on. The most common ways to turn the battery on are as follows:
Click the power button rapidly three times
Click the power button rapidly five times

Atomizer refers to the atomizer head that is in all clearomizers and tanks. The atomizer head refers to the element, which is heated when the battery is activated and this is responsible for producing the vapour. Typically atomizer heads last for about two weeks, but this is not the case all the time. As they are very fragile they can stop working after a few days if they are used excessively or if the wattage is too high. All atomizers have a Dead on Arrival warranty, this means that as soon as you receive the product you need to test it to see if it works, as soon as it works the warranty period ends. Atomizer heads are referred to as disposable goods and are not meant to last longer than a few weeks. The majority of clearomziers/tanks we sell are replaceable units; this means that the only part that needs to be changed within the unit is the atomizer head. You can tell if the atomizer head needs to be replaced when there is a significant lack of vapour or if you get a burning almost smoky taste.

This could be for a few reasons, it could be that the coil is flooding due to over priming, firing at an insufficient wattage or a burnt coil. If your atomiser head is burnt/deteriorated, it is unable to further saturate e-liquid; causing leakage. You will need to replace your atomiser head in order to resolve the leakage.

Yes you can, but it is recommended that you clean the clearomizer/tank meticulously to remove the former flavour. After a few vapes, the former flavour should disappear. If it does not, the coil may be compromised.

Unless you are specifically using a sub ohm device, this typically comes down to personal preference. Below is a summary of pros and cons for using high or low resistance coils.
Low resistance coils
· More vapour produced
· Warmer vapour
· Potentially more intense flavour
· Drains battery quicker
· Increased likelihood of dry hits
· Uses more e-liquid per puff
High resistance coils
· Less vapour produced
· Cooler vapour
· Potentially more intense flavour
· Drains battery slower
· Less chance of dry hits
· Uses less e-liquid per puff

E-cigarette coils are available in a variety of resistances which can be found printed on the packaging and typically on the coil itself. These are indicated by a number followed by the word “ohms” or the symbol “Ω” – for example 0.5 ohms or 0.5 Ω.

Coil resistance is measured in “ohms” which essentially indicates how quickly electricity is able to travel through something. In short, the lower the coil resistance, the easier it is for electricity from your battery to travel through the coil. How does the coil resistance affect my e-cigarette? Essentially, the lower the coil resistance the quicker the coil will heat up, creating more vapour and typically a warmer hit. A higher coil resistance will take longer for the coil to heat up, producing less vapour and typically a cooler hit.

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An Electronic cigarette (e-cig) is a portable, battery-powered device that simulates smoking by vaporising E-liquid (containing PG and/or VG) and flavouring yet still delivering nicotine (nicotine levels can vary, down to 0 mg, depending on what the user wants), but without the other 3,999+ chemicals hidden in cigarettes. It generates a smoke-like vapour and provides the same hand-to-mouth, inhalation experience as smoking. It has been shown to reduce cravings among smokers, not just for nicotine, but also for the relaxation, associated with inhaling and exhaling vapour.

All e-cigarettes operate on a fairly simple principle: A liquid is converted to a vapour through the process of heating it. A battery sends an electric current to a wad of liquid-soaked wicking material that is tightly wrapped with a metal coil. Sending current to the coil causes the coil to heat up, much like a burner on an electric stove. Once the coil becomes hot enough, the liquid that is in contact with the coil also begins to heat up, eventually to the point the liquid becomes converted to a vapour. This vapour is then puffed or inhaled from the device. Because e-cigarette users are inhaling a vapour and not smoke, they often refer to themselves “vapers” to distinguish themselves from tobacco cigarette users. E-cigarettes come in all shapes and sizes and can be roughly categorized according to their simplicity, flexibility, and capacity. Another important distinction between devices is whether they are a closed or open system. Closed system devices cannot be modified by the user. The battery, coil, and chamber holding the fluid are self-contained. The only flexibility is being able to switch fluid cartridges to change flavour or nicotine strength. In contrast, all aspects of open system devices can potentially be changed to suit the user.

If you’re an adult smoker then the answer is yes. Non-smokers should not take up nicotine in any form. The addictiveness of nicotine as provided by vaping devices is as yet not fully understood, but it should be assumed that it does have the potential to cause dependence.

The costs of electronic cigarettes vary depending on the type. Most beginner kits range from £20-£30, intermediate kits usually cost between £40 and £60 and advanced kits costs £60 upwards. In terms of the maintenance cost, this is relatively low as the only items that need to be purchased in the short-term are atomizer heads (if you have a replaceable clearomizer/tank) and e-liquid. Typically, atomizer heads or coils as they are sometimes referred to, last approximately two weeks. This is all dependent on frequency of use and the battery voltage. The higher the voltage the less the lifespan of the atomizer head will be.

We recommend that you purchase one of our kits that come complete with everything you need to get started. In addition, we recommend that you purchase extra e-liquid with your kit to ensure that you have sufficient supplies.

All E-Liquid consists of Vegetable Glycerine, Propylene Glycol, flavourings, nicotine and in some cases a colouring Some Juices are 100% VG which means they contain no Propylene Glycol. Max VG does not necessarily mean there is no Propylene Glycol (PG) in the Juice. This means that the juice has a very high VG content. Propylene Glycol (PG): – Propylene Glycol is high quality pharmaceutical grade, in combination with the nicotine and flavours this gives you more of a throat hit. Vegetable Glycerine (VG): – Glycerine helps to produce more vapour and holds more flavour. Please note: If you are ever unsure of these ingredients or suffer from allergies, please contact your Doctor. For a full Ingredients list of any particular flavour please email us and we will be happy to supply. Be aware that some of our products do contain traces of nuts. In case of an accident, or if you do feel unwell, seek medical advice immediately. Is nicotine harmful? There is much debate about nicotine, but on its own nicotine has never been shown to be harmful. Much of the negativity surrounding nicotine stems from its combination with tobacco cigarettes.

There is no one-size fits all answer here, so the best thing you can do is to try out a few e-liquids and see which one suits you. Interestingly, don’t assume that you need an authentic tobacco flavour. There are some good ones out there, but we find that the vast majority of vapers end up choosing a flavour other than tobacco, and this happens very quickly if they try a few different ones to begin with. In terms of PG/VG, you’ll have to try for yourself and decide what you like.

This is, in a way, the trickiest question of all because ultimately it’s a personal preference. You need to try out vaping to see what you like. Some vapers simply prefer a stronger nicotine e-liquid but on a lower powered device, whereas others prefer less nicotine but on a more powerful device. And some people are somewhere in the middle! Also, vapers differ in how much nicotine they need, and how much they want to vape overall. So, if you want to vape less, use a stronger e-liquid, if you find you’re getting too much nicotine from the amount you like to vape, move to a less strong liquid.

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