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Bloody Bar Crystal 10000: Big-Puff Vaping for £6.99

Let us open with the number that defines this collection, because it is the reason most people are on this page: £6.99. That is the price of every one of the 13 devices in the Bloody Bar range at VapeShopOnline, and each of them is a Crystal 10000, a rechargeable big-puff vape rated for up to 10,000 puffs. In a market where plenty of similarly rated hardware sells for £9, £10 and beyond, Bloody Bar has planted itself firmly at the value end of the class and stayed there.

Cheap does not have to mean nasty, and this page exists to help you judge that for yourself. Bloody Bar keeps its offer disciplined: a single device platform rather than a confusing family tree, two nicotine strengths at 10mg and 20mg, and a flavour list rooted in the fruit profiles UK vapers actually buy, blackcurrant, blue raspberry, blackberry, banana, raspberry, cherry, lemon, lemonade, mixed berries and mixed fruit, with a strong seam of ice running through the menu. Nothing exotic, nothing half-baked, just the popular profiles executed at a price that undercuts most of the competition.

Because the whole range shares one platform and one price, this guide spends its energy where a budget buyer actually needs it. We will look at what the Crystal 10000 is and what the ratings genuinely mean, then do something most product pages will not: work the cost per puff arithmetic in full, including how Bloody Bar stacks against dearer rivals such as Aladdin and against the other capacity bands on our shelves. We will tour the flavour menu in two sittings, sort out the 10mg versus 20mg decision for adults switching from cigarettes, cover the UK rules that shape these products, and finish with the battery habits and basket tactics that squeeze the most from every £6.99 you spend.

The store basics, so they are on record before we begin. VapeShopOnline sells 100% genuine stock, dispatches orders placed before 4pm the same working day for next-day delivery, and ships free across the UK on orders over £20. Handily for this range, three Bloody Bars come to £20.97, which clears that threshold with a penny-conscious elegance we can only applaud. We sell exclusively to adults aged 18+ and age-verify every single order.

If you came here already sold and simply want your flavours, scroll up to the product grid and fill your boots. If you want to know whether the cheapest credible device in the 10,000 puff class is the right device for you, keep reading; by the end, you will be able to answer that with actual numbers rather than a hunch.

Inside the Crystal 10000: What You Get for Your £6.99

The Crystal 10000 is Bloody Bar's only device, and everything the brand sells is built on it. It follows the template that now dominates UK vaping: a compact, sealed unit that arrives prefilled with nicotine salt e-liquid, rated for up to 10,000 puffs, powered by a battery you recharge as needed rather than a cell that dies once and takes the whole device with it. There is nothing to fill, nothing to screw together and no settings to learn. You draw on it, it works.

It is worth being precise about what that 10,000 figure is and is not. It is a laboratory rating, produced by machine-testing with short, uniform puffs, and it represents the top of the range rather than a guarantee. Humans do not puff like machines; a long, slow draw consumes more liquid than a short one, so a heavy-handed vaper might see meaningfully fewer puffs while a light-touch vaper gets close to the rating. Every brand in the category is measured this way, which means the numbers remain useful for comparing devices against each other even though your personal total will vary. When we run cost calculations later in this guide, keep that context in mind.

The recharging point deserves emphasis too, because it is the legal and practical heart of the modern category. The battery in a device like this is smaller than the liquid supply is, deliberately: you will need to top up the charge at least a few times across the life of the device. When vapour thins and the draw weakens, that is your cue to plug in, not to bin it. A surprising number of big-puff devices are thrown away half-full by people who mistook a flat battery for an empty tank, which at any price is a waste, and at £6.99 for 10,000 rated puffs is a small tragedy of avoidable spending.

Strength-wise the range keeps to the two options that cover almost every adult vaper: 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt. Both hit smoothly, with the 20mg tuned for people who need a cigarette-strength level of satisfaction and the 10mg for lighter users. Flavour-wise, sample the names and you can hear the menu's accent: Bloody Bar Crystal 10000 Blue Frozen, Bloody Bar Crystal 10000 Berry Lemonade, Blackcurrant Juice, Blue Razz Blackcurrant. Fruit forward, ice where it counts, no filler.

What is missing at this price? Chiefly, ornament. No display screen, no adjustable airflow theatrics, no metallic special editions. Rivals in our 10000 puff vapes collection, which spans £3.99 to £11.99 across 392 products, use those extras to justify their upper-end pricing. Bloody Bar's bet is that most vapers would rather keep the £2 to £4 difference, and judging by how quickly this range moves through our warehouse, plenty of you agree.

The Cost Per Puff Ledger: Working the Numbers Honestly

Here is the arithmetic that makes Bloody Bar interesting. Divide £6.99 by a rated 10,000 puffs and you get 0.07 pence per puff, seven hundredths of a penny each draw. Cost per puff is the fairest single measure in this category because it cuts through both price differences and capacity differences, so let us put that figure into context from several angles.

Against the calendar. A moderate vaper drawing around 300 puffs a day will take roughly a month to work through a device in this class, allowing for real puffs running longer than test puffs. That is £6.99 a month, or about £1.60 a week. A heavier pattern of 500 puffs a day gets through the device in around three weeks, call it £2.30 a week. For adults who arrived at vaping from a twenty-a-day habit, we do not need to spell out the comparison with what a month of cigarettes costs; the gulf is the whole story.

Against its own price class. The 10,000 puff band on our shelves runs from £3.99 at the very bottom to £11.99 at the top. Bloody Bar's £6.99 sits comfortably in the value third, and against the £8.99 and higher devices with identical ratings, it is simply the same arithmetic with a smaller numerator. Two pounds saved per device, across a device a month for a year, is around £24 back in your pocket for choosing the cheaper badge.

Against other capacity bands. Smaller devices rarely win this fight: our 4000 puff vapes start at £2.99, which is a lower door price but works out around 0.075 pence per rated puff even at that best case, slightly worse than Bloody Bar. The 15000 puff vapes band from £7.99 can edge ahead on paper at roughly 0.053 pence, and the giant classes go further still; that is the general law of the category, more capacity means better per-puff maths. What the bigger bands cost you instead is pocket space, flavour flexibility and freshness late in the device's long life, trade-offs we discuss in the comparison section.

Against refillable vaping. Total honesty requires this paragraph: nothing prefilled beats a refillable pod kit on running costs. Bottled nicotine salts on our 5 for £10 e-liquids deal work out at £2 a bottle across 582 options, and a bottle stretches a long way. If pure pence per milligram is your only metric, that is the endgame, and our vape starter kits from £2.99 open the door. What Bloody Bar sells is the zero-effort version of cheap: no refilling, no pod changes, no learning curve, at a price close enough to refillable economics that many vapers happily pay the convenience premium.

The takeaway ledger: Bloody Bar is not the absolute cheapest way to vape, but at 0.07 pence per rated puff it is among the cheapest ways to vape without doing any work, and that is precisely the niche it was built to win.

The Frozen Shelf: Bloody Bar's Ice Flavours Reviewed

Ice is the signature seasoning of the modern fruit vape, and Bloody Bar leans into it with conviction. Rather than dusting every blend with the same chill, the range splits usefully into a frozen shelf and an unfrozen one, so you can pick your side deliberately. Here we take the cold aisle.

Banana Ice is the smooth operator of the lineup. Banana is a creamy, low-acid base that carries cooling beautifully, and the result is a mellow, dessert-adjacent vape without any actual dessert heaviness. It is the flavour we suggest to people who find berry blends too sharp for all-day use, and at 10mg it makes a particularly easy-going daily driver.

Bloody Bar Crystal 10000 Blackberry Ice plays the opposite card: a dark, jammy blackberry base given a frosted edge. The ice here does structural work, stopping the blackberry's natural sweetness becoming cloying across thousands of puffs. If you like fruit with depth but know from experience that rich profiles fatigue you by mid-afternoon, this is the compromise done properly.

Blue Frozen is the range's full-blooded freezer blast, blue raspberry pushed to the coldest point on the menu. Blue raspberry's candy-sharp profile stands up to aggressive cooling better than almost any other flavour, which is why this combination has become a category staple. Choose it if the icy exhale is the main event for you; skip it if you are ice-curious rather than ice-committed, because there are gentler entry points here.

A few practical notes on vaping iced blends in a big-puff device. First, cooling agents register differently at different strengths; the same blend feels noticeably brisker at 20mg than 10mg because the nicotine's own throat presence stacks with the chill. If you want maximum frost, 20mg delivers it; if you want the flavour with just a cool edge, 10mg softens the whole experience. Second, palate fatigue works in reverse with ice: heavily cooled blends can numb your perception of sweetness over a long session, which is why some vapers alternate an iced device with an unfrosted one. At £6.99 each, running a two-device rotation costs less than a single premium device elsewhere, one of the quiet perks of shopping the budget end.

If the frozen style becomes your thing beyond this range, two of our shelves are worth bookmarking: the ice e-liquids collection, 147 bottled options from £2.49 for when you eventually try refillable kit, and the wider big-puff and disposables page where every brand's take on frost sits side by side. But as a starting point, Bloody Bar's cold aisle covers the essential styles, smooth, dark and full-blast, for less than seven pounds a throw.

Lemonades, Juices and Fusions: The Unfrozen Side of the Menu

Cross to the unfrozen side of the Bloody Bar menu and the range shows its breadth. These are the blends where the fruit does the talking without a cooling agent in the way, and they divide neatly into three styles: the lemonades, the straight juices and the fusions.

The lemonades are the summer wing. Berry Lemonade, which we linked earlier, splashes mixed berries over a tart, effervescent lemonade base; the sharpness keeps it crisp where pure berry blends turn syrupy, and it is the closest thing the range has to a garden-party flavour. Blackcurrant Lemonade applies the same trick to the great British blackcurrant, and the pairing is even more natural, dark fruit depth on top, citrus bite underneath. Between the two, the berry version is brighter and the blackcurrant version richer; both benefit from the lemonade lift that makes them dangerously easy to vape all day.

The straight juices serve the purists. Blackcurrant Juice is exactly what the name promises, an unapologetic, cordial-style blackcurrant with no ice and no citrus, the profile British palates have loved since childhood squash. Blackberry Raspberry, while technically a duo, behaves like a single well-rounded berry, the blackberry supplying body and the raspberry supplying edge. These are the blends to choose if you find modern vaping over-engineered and just want fruit that tastes like fruit.

The fusions are where the menu has fun. Blue Fusion melts blue raspberry into a broader sweet-fruit medley, softer and warmer than its frozen sibling. Blue Razz Blackcurrant is the collision blend, candy-store blue raspberry hitting hedgerow blackcurrant, and it has quietly become one of the most reordered lines in the range. Then there is Bloody Bar Crystal 10000 Black Mamba, the menu's enigma, a dark fruit blend with a name that promises drama; it is the one our adventurous customers gravitate to first. Beyond the headliners, the range's flavour DNA also touches cherry, lemon and mixed fruit profiles, so the corners of the menu stay on-brand: fruit first, always.

Choosing between the sides of the menu is simpler than it looks. If you drink your soft drinks over ice, start on the frozen shelf. If you would rather taste the fruit unchilled, start here, and use the lemonade blends as your gateway, they carry the broadest appeal in the range. And remember the rotation trick from the previous section works across the divide too: an unfrozen banker plus a frozen changeup is the classic two-device pairing, £13.98 for the pair, which puts you two thirds of the way to free delivery with one more item, perhaps a tub from our nicotine pouches range at £3.99 for the places you cannot vape.

10mg or 20mg: A Switcher's Guide to Strength

Bloody Bar keeps the strength decision binary, 10mg or 20mg, and for the audience this range serves best, adults moving away from cigarettes, that binary maps onto one honest question: how much nicotine does your current habit actually involve?

The liquid in these devices is nicotine salt, the smoother-hitting formulation that made higher strengths comfortable to inhale and, in doing so, made big-puff devices viable for heavier smokers. A 20mg nicotine salt device delivers satisfaction on a timescale a former smoker recognises, which is exactly what the format is for. UK law caps strength at 20mg, so this is also the strongest option you will legally find anywhere, not just here.

Take the 20mg if: you smoke or recently smoked daily, whether straights or roll-ups; you have previously tried vaping, found it unsatisfying and drifted back to cigarettes, an experience that is very often a strength problem rather than a vaping problem; or you notice that on lower strength devices you puff almost continuously. Constant grazing is the tell-tale sign of under-strength vaping, and it quietly wrecks your cost per puff too, because those extra draws empty the device weeks early.

Take the 10mg if: your smoking was occasional or social rather than daily; you are an established vaper deliberately walking your intake downwards; or strong nicotine makes you dizzy or queasy, which some people simply find at 20mg regardless of history. The 10mg versions taste identical, hit the same way mechanically, and halve the nicotine per puff.

A few switching realities worth knowing, told straight. First, do not judge a strength on day one; give it several days of normal use before deciding it is too strong or too weak, because your first days off cigarettes are noisy data. Second, if you land on 20mg and it works, there is no obligation to step down on anyone's schedule but your own; a stable, satisfied pattern beats a rushed reduction that ends back at the newsagent. Third, when you do step down, expect your puff count to rise a little at first and plan for it, perhaps with a spare device in the drawer. The two-strength structure of this range makes the whole journey cheap to run: a 20mg banker and a 10mg experiment together cost £13.98, less than one flagship device from the premium brands.

For the longer horizon, the same 10mg and 20mg logic carries into bottled liquids and prefilled pods across the store, including our 3 for £10 prefilled pods deal spanning 131 options, which is where many Bloody Bar customers eventually land when they fancy refillable-style economics with prefilled convenience. Whatever the hardware, the rule stays the same: match the strength to the habit you actually have, not the habit you wish you had.

The Rulebook: UK Law and the £6.99 Vape

A budget price sometimes makes shoppers wonder whether corners have been cut, so let us be explicit about the regulatory floor under every device on this page. In the UK, that floor is high, it applies equally to a £6.99 device and a £14.99 one, and Bloody Bar clears it the same way every product we stock does.

Three sets of rules matter. The first is the TPD framework governing nicotine products: e-liquid strength is capped at 20mg per millilitre, pods and tanks are limited to 2ml of nicotine-containing liquid, and bottled nicotine e-liquid tops out at 10ml per container. This is why 20mg is the strongest Bloody Bar you will find, and why any device anywhere claiming a higher strength on the UK market should set alarm bells ringing. Compliant products are notified to the UK regulator before they can be sold, with labelling, warnings and ingredient disclosure to match.

The second is the single-use vape ban, in force across the UK since 1 June 2025. Disposable vapes, the ones designed to be discarded once the battery died, are no longer legal to sell anywhere in the country. The Crystal 10000 exists precisely because of this rule: it is a rechargeable device, so the battery can be topped up again and again while the generous liquid supply lasts. Same convenience the old disposables offered, without the single-use design the law removed. Our whole prefilled pod kits collection, over 1,500 devices strong, is built from this compliant generation of hardware.

The third rule is the one we enforce most visibly: age. Nicotine products are for adults aged 18+ and nobody else. Every order at VapeShopOnline passes age verification before dispatch, no exceptions, and we would sooner cancel a sale than fudge a check. On the same theme, you will notice this page makes no claims about health, and that is deliberate; we are a retailer, not a clinic. What we will say is factual: these products exist for adult smokers and nicotine users, they are regulated, and we sell them as the law intends.

One more consumer-protection point that belongs in this section, because the budget end of the market is where fakes concentrate. Counterfeit big-puff devices circulate in the UK, typically sold through unregulated channels at prices that undercut even honest budget brands. They routinely flout the strength cap, skip quality control entirely and carry none of the compliance the real product does. The defence is boring but effective: buy from retailers who guarantee authenticity. Everything we ship is 100% genuine stock through proper distribution, whether it is one Bloody Bar or a basketful from our sale section, which currently spans over 2,500 discounted lines.

Bloody Bar vs Aladdin, Juicy Pod and Tick Tock: The Budget Shootout

Bloody Bar does not fight alone at the value end of our shelves. Three ranges in particular sit close enough that shoppers regularly cross-shop them, and since all four share the 13-product structure and the 10mg and 20mg strength pairing, the comparison comes down to platforms, puff ratings and pounds. Here is the shootout, straight.

Bloody Bar vs Aladdin. Aladdin's Pro Enjoy X 10000 matches the Crystal 10000 rating for rating: both claim up to 10,000 puffs, both draw from the same fruit-and-ice flavour heartland. The difference is £2, Aladdin at £8.99 against Bloody Bar's £6.99. On the spreadsheet that is 0.09 pence per puff versus 0.07, a 22% saving per puff for the same rated capacity, and over a device a month for a year it is roughly £24 kept. Aladdin's rebuttal lives off the spreadsheet, in platform feel and brand preference, and some vapers do swear by the Pro Enjoy X in hand. Our honest framing: Bloody Bar wins the maths, Aladdin argues the intangibles.

Bloody Bar vs Juicy Pod. This is the closest fight on the board, because Juicy Pod's NovaMax 10000 matches Bloody Bar on every number that can be printed: £6.99, rated 10,000 puffs, 13 products, same strengths, same fruit-led flavour families. When the spreadsheet ties completely, the decision falls to flavour execution and device character, both of which are personal. Plenty of our customers simply alternate between the two, which at these prices is a £13.98 experiment; run one of each and let your own palate referee.

Bloody Bar vs Tick Tock. Tick Tock charges the same £6.99 but its device carries a rating of 8,000 puffs, a fifth less capacity for identical money. Cost per rated puff comes out around 0.087 pence, closer to Aladdin territory than Bloody Bar's 0.07. Unless Tick Tock's particular flavours or hardware speak to you, the value verdict here is not close; within our own budget shelf, Bloody Bar simply carries more puffs per pound.

The wider field. Zoom out to the full 10,000 puff class and Bloody Bar's position holds up well: devices below its price exist, down to £3.99, but the class stretches to £11.99, and the sub-£7 tier with a full 13-flavour range behind it is thin company. Zoom out further to bigger bands and the per-puff maths eventually beats it, as we covered in the ledger section, at the cost of bulk and flavour lock-in.

Verdict, in one paragraph: if you want the cheapest per-puff route through the 10,000 class with a proper flavour range attached, Bloody Bar and Juicy Pod are the final two, separated by taste rather than numbers. If you are choosing between Bloody Bar and the pricier badges, be sure what the extra £2 is buying you, because the rating on the box is the same.

Stretching Every Puff: Battery Habits and Usage Patterns

Buying at 0.07 pence per puff is one half of value; collecting all the puffs you paid for is the other. The difference between a device that delivers something near its rating and one that disappoints is mostly user habit, so here is the practical playbook we give customers who ask why their vapes never seem to last.

Learn the difference between empty and flat. This is the big one, worth repeating even though we touched it earlier. A weakening draw, thin vapour and dull flavour usually mean the battery is low, not that the liquid is gone. Charge the device and it will very often come back to life. The liquid being genuinely finished announces itself differently: flavour and vapour stay weak even on a full battery, and pushing on starts to taste scorched. Binning a device on a flat battery with a third of its liquid left is the single most expensive mistake in big-puff vaping.

Top up the battery before it dies, when you can. Lithium cells prefer regular partial charges to deep discharges, and a device that spends days sitting completely flat ages faster. The easy routine: plug it in during some daily anchor, the evening film, the morning shower, and it will rarely trouble you. There is no memory effect to worry about and no need to reach exactly 100% before unplugging.

Pace your draws. Chain-puffing, six or eight draws in a minute, overheats the coil region and outruns the wick's ability to resupply liquid. Result: hot, thin, occasionally scorched-tasting puffs and a permanently degraded flavour if you do it habitually. Leave a few seconds between draws. Notice, too, that anxious grazing is often a strength signal; if you cannot leave the thing alone, revisit the 20mg question from the strength section rather than blaming the hardware.

Mind the environment. Heat is the enemy of both battery and liquid: parked cars in summer, radiators, windowsills and gym bags next to hot laptops all degrade a device quickly. Room temperature storage keeps everything stable. In cold weather, expect a chilled device to vape a little weakly until it warms in your pocket; that is physics, not a fault.

Plan your usage shape. At 300 puffs a day the Crystal 10000 is roughly a month of vaping; at 500 it is closer to three weeks. If you know you sit at the heavy end, the two-device basket makes obvious sense, and if you are lighter, resist stockpiling more than a few devices at once, because prefilled liquid is best vaped reasonably fresh rather than hoarded for a year. When a device does reach its genuine end, it goes to electrical recycling, never the kitchen bin; lithium batteries in general waste start real fires, and every retailer take-back point and household recycling centre accepts spent vapes free.

Five Mistakes People Make with Prefilled Big-Puff Kits

After years of selling this category, we see the same handful of errors repeat across thousands of customers. None of them are stupid; they are all reasonable guesses about how the product works that happen to be wrong. Here are the five that cost people the most money and enjoyment, and the correction for each.

Mistake one: judging a flavour on the first three puffs. The opening draws of any prefilled device run slightly rich as the wick saturates and your palate adjusts. A blend that seems overwhelming at first often settles into its intended balance within a day. Give a new flavour twenty minutes of normal use before you write it off, especially the bolder profiles like Black Mamba or the heavily iced lines.

Mistake two: buying one device at a time, forever. Single-device ordering means you hit empty with nothing in reserve, and the nearest corner shop, at corner-shop prices with corner-shop authenticity risks, becomes your fallback. It also means paying delivery repeatedly when orders over £20 ship free. The disciplined pattern, three devices per order at £20.97, costs nothing extra in postage and keeps you supplied for most of a season.

Mistake three: mismatching strength to schedule. Some customers buy 20mg for satisfaction and then chain-vape it through an idle weekend, ending up queasy; others take 10mg to work, graze it constantly through stress, and empty it in a fortnight while feeling short-changed. The fix is self-knowledge: heavy, frequent puffers often do better on 20mg used sparingly than 10mg used constantly, and the maths agrees with them.

Mistake four: treating the device as disposable. Old habits from the banned single-use era die hard. This device is designed to be recharged several times across its life; users who bin it at the first flat battery are throwing away most of what they paid for. If your draw fades, charge first, judge second.

Mistake five: never graduating when you are ready. Prefilled big-puff is the perfect on-ramp and a perfectly good permanent home, but if you have been vaping steadily for a year and cost matters to you, it is worth knowing that refillable hardware cuts running costs further. Our starter kits shelf begins at £2.99 and pairs naturally with budget bottled liquids; the earlier ledger section has the numbers. Plenty of vapers run both formats, refillable at home, a £6.99 Bloody Bar in the pocket for nights out, travel and laziness, which may be the most rational setup of all.

Avoid those five and you will get everything this range promises: reliable fruit flavour, cigarette-strength satisfaction where needed, and running costs that embarrass most of the market.

Basket Tactics: Deals, Thresholds and Getting It Delivered

Let us close the way we opened, with money, because building the right basket multiplies the value this range already offers.

The threshold play. Once the basket passes £20, UK postage is on us. One Bloody Bar at £6.99 does not qualify; three at £20.97 do, with a penny to spare, and a three-device rotation, say a 20mg banker flavour, a second 20mg changeup and a 10mg for winding down evenings, is genuinely how many of our regulars vape anyway. If three vapes feels like too many, mix categories instead: two devices plus a £3.99 tub of nicotine pouches, or two devices plus bottles from the 5 for £10 e-liquid deal if you run refillable kit at home. The threshold rewards anyone thinking one fortnight ahead.

The deal pages. Our vape deals hub tracks reductions across more than 2,500 lines, and budget big-puff hardware features constantly. A range that is already cheap becomes properly silly value when it rotates through a promotion, and stocking a couple of devices ahead during those windows is the smart version of stockpiling, two or three, not twenty, for freshness reasons covered earlier. The new in shelf is the other page worth a habitual glance, since new platforms and flavours land there first and budget brands iterate quickly.

The logistics. Orders placed before 4pm on a working day leave us the same day with next-day delivery, so a Tuesday afternoon order is typically vaping by Wednesday. Everything is age-verified at checkout, everything is 100% genuine stock, and everything arrives in plain, sensible packaging. If a flavour you want shows out of stock, check back within days; this range turns over fast and replenishes fast.

The starting order, if you want it prescribed. For a first-time Bloody Bar buyer switching from cigarettes: Blackcurrant Juice or Berry Lemonade as your accessible banker, Blackberry Ice as the frozen changeup, Black Mamba as the wildcard, all in 20mg, £20.97 total, free delivery, sorted. For an existing vaper stepping down: the same flavours with the banker at 20mg and the other two at 10mg. For the ice-averse: swap Blackberry Ice for Blue Razz Blackcurrant and thank us later.

That is Bloody Bar at VapeShopOnline: the Crystal 10000 platform, thirteen fruit-led flavours, two honest strengths, and the most persuasive £6.99 in the 10,000 puff class. The premium brands ask you to pay for extras; this range asks you to pay for puffs. If that trade suits you, and for most everyday vapers it does, your basket is three clicks from free delivery.

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