Vape Kits

Which type of vape kit is right for you?

Every vape kit includes a rechargeable device and a pod or tank, so you have everything you need apart from e-liquid. The main difference between kits is how they are filled and how they are meant to be vaped.

• Pod kits – compact, rechargeable and refillable. You fill the pod with your own e-liquid, usually nic salts, and replace the pod or coil when the flavour fades. The most popular choice for new vapers.
• Starter kits – simple, beginner-friendly devices with a mouth-to-lung (MTL) draw similar to a cigarette.
• Pre-filled vape kits – rechargeable devices that take sealed, ready-filled pods. No bottles to refill, and the easiest switch from disposable vapes.
• Sub-ohm kits and mods – more powerful devices with adjustable wattage and airflow, made for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping, bigger vapour and high-VG shortfills.

MTL or DTL?

Mouth-to-lung (MTL) vaping means drawing vapour into your mouth first, then inhaling, like a cigarette. It uses tighter airflow, higher-resistance coils (0.8 ohm and above) and higher-strength nic salts or freebase e-liquid. Direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping means inhaling straight into your lungs with open airflow, sub-ohm coils (below 0.5 ohm) and low-strength, high-VG e-liquid.

What to look for

• Battery – built-in batteries from around 800mAh in compact pod kits to 3,000mAh and above in larger devices. Most charge by USB-C.
• Draw activation – many pod kits fire automatically when you inhale; others use a button.
• Adjustable airflow – lets you switch between a tight MTL draw and a looser, restricted-lung draw.
• Pod or coil options – check which replacement pods or coils your kit uses. We list compatible coils and pods on each product.

Brands we stock

Our vape kits come from Vaporesso, SMOK, GeekVape, Aspire, Innokin, OXVA, Uwell and VooPoo. UK-compliant tanks and pods hold up to 2ml of nicotine e-liquid.