CP Vapes

CP Vapes at a glance: what this collection covers

This collection brings together everything we stock from the CP brand. It is a tightly focused range rather than a sprawling catalogue: one product family, the CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine (0mg) Prefilled Kit, sold as a box of five and available in 15 named flavours. If you arrived looking for a wide choice of devices, coils and nicotine strengths, you will find the range narrow. If you arrived wanting a nicotine-free, no-refill kit in a fruit, ice, mint or sweet flavour, the narrowness is a feature, because the only real decision left is which flavour to order.

The page that follows is written for UK adults. It explains what the brand is and is not, what the CP10K name tells you, how the 0mg strength sits alongside UK rules, how the flavours group together, who the kits suit, how they compare with other formats, and how to check that the stock you receive is genuine. Where the listing does not publish a detail, such as battery capacity in mAh, coil resistance or exact liquid volume, we say so instead of filling the gap with a guess.

Quick facts for the collection:

• Brand: CP.
• Product family: CP Pro CP10K prefilled kit, box of 5.
• Nicotine strength: 0mg only. There is no nicotine in the liquid.
• Typical price: from around £35 for the box, which works out at roughly £7 per kit before any promotion.
• Flavours: 15 named options, listed in full further down this page.
• Age: strictly 18+. We do not sell vaping products to anyone under 18.

One more point before you read on. Zero nicotine does not mean zero considerations. A 0mg kit is still a vaping product with a lithium battery, a heating element and flavoured liquid, and it is still age-restricted. We make no health claims for it, and we do not recommend vaping to anyone who does not already vape or smoke.

About the CP brand: what we can say and what we cannot

CP is not one of the household names of UK vaping, and it does not have the long public paper trail that some larger brands carry. We would rather be straight about that than invent a founding story. What we can describe is what the brand puts in front of customers through the products on our shelves: a short, clean naming scheme (CP, then Pro, then a puff-class number), a heavy emphasis on flavour variety, and a format built around convenience rather than customisation.

The naming gives some clues. CP Pro reads as the brand's main line, and CP10K places the kit in the 10,000 puff class, which is the high-capacity end of the prefilled category. That class sits well above the 600 puff kits that dominated UK shelves a few years ago, and alongside the 6,000, 12,000 and 15,000 puff products that now fill the category. The Zero Nicotine (0mg) tag in the product title is the brand being explicit about the liquid, which is helpful because a nicotine-free version of a kit can be hard to tell apart from a nicotine version at a glance.

What the brand does well on paper:

• Clear labelling. The listing names the strength, the format and the pack size in the title, so there is little room for confusion about what is in the box.
• A wide flavour spread. Fifteen named flavours cover fruit, berry, ice, mint, cola and sweet profiles from a single product family.
• A simple experience. A prefilled kit means no bottles to open, no coil to change and no pod to prime.

What we cannot tell you from the listing: the manufacturer's registered address, the battery capacity, the coil resistance, the exact liquid volume per kit, or the brand's own warranty terms. If any of those matter to you, check the packaging when the box arrives and contact us with the details before you start using the kit. We would rather you ask than assume.

For buyers comparing brands, this candour is useful in its own right. A brand with a narrow range and a simple message is easy to evaluate. You can decide in a few minutes whether a 0mg, 10K class, five-pack kit fits how you vape, without trawling through a dozen device generations and coil variants.

The flagship line: CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine Prefilled Kit, box of 5

Everything in this collection currently sits under one product title: CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine (0mg) Prefilled Kit Box of 5. Each flavour is its own listing, and each listing is a box of five kits. The title is dense, so here is how to read it. CP Pro is the brand and line. CP10K is the puff class. Zero Nicotine (0mg) is the strength. Prefilled Kit is the format. Box of 5 is the pack size.

A 10,000 puff rating puts the kit in the high-capacity bracket of the prefilled category, and it is worth understanding what that figure means. Manufacturers usually derive it from a machine test that draws a fixed volume at a fixed rhythm. People do not vape like a machine. Long draws, short sips, chain use and occasional use all consume liquid at different rates, so the rating works as a comparison tool and a ceiling, not a guaranteed count. Real-world totals commonly fall below the lab figure, particularly with long, heavy draws.

UK rules also shape how products like this are built. Nicotine vapes sold in the UK are limited to a 20mg per millilitre strength and to tanks or pods of no more than 2ml. Puff ratings are not regulated in the same way and are a marketing figure. The listing does not say whether each CP kit is a sealed rechargeable unit or a device that takes replaceable prefilled pods, so check the pack on arrival to see exactly how the kit is put together, and read the printed instructions before first use.

The box-of-five format is the other defining feature. At a typical price of around £35 the box works out at roughly £7 per kit, and one box holds a single flavour. If you want variety, you order different flavour boxes rather than expecting a mixed selection. Spare kits can stay sealed in the box until you need them.

When your box arrives, run through this short check:

• Count the kits. There should be five.
• Confirm the flavour printed on the kits and the box matches the flavour you ordered.
• Look for damage, dents, cracks or any sign that the packaging has been opened.
• Remove any protective cap, tab or film before the first puff.
• Read the instructions printed on the pack, because they take priority over any general advice, including ours.

Flavour range: 15 named options and how they group

Flavour is where this collection offers its real choice. There are 15 named flavours, and they fall into a handful of families. Knowing which family you lean towards makes the decision quicker, particularly because a 0mg liquid has no nicotine edge to lean on, so the flavour does all of the work.

Berry and fruit blends

• Blue razz GB, Blue sour raspberry and Blueberry raspberry cover the blue and raspberry end, from sweet to slightly tart.
• Strawberry Cherry cranberry is a layered red fruit blend for people who like a fuller, rounder fruit taste.
• Juicy peach is the softer, stone-fruit choice for anyone who finds berry flavours too sharp.

Ice and cooling profiles

• Cherry ice and Strawberry raspberry ice add a cooling finish to a fruit base. Cooling flavours tend to feel crisper and more refreshing, though some people find the effect strong.
• Fresh mint is the most straightforward cooling option, with no fruit layer to get in the way.

Cola, citrus and soft-drink styles

• Cherry cola leans towards a fizzy-drink profile.
• Pink lemonade and Lemon lime are the lighter, citrus-led picks, often easier to vape through a long session because they are less heavy than dessert-style flavours.

Sweet and novelty names

• G bear, H bubba, Mr blue and Summer dream use brand-style names rather than literal descriptions. Expect confectionery or mixed-fruit profiles, but treat the name as a guide to mood rather than an exact recipe.

A few practical tips for choosing. If you are unsure, start with a single box of a flavour you already know you enjoy in other products, rather than gambling on a novelty name. Heavy sweet flavours can tire the palate over a long session, so people who vape throughout the day often prefer a fruit and ice blend or a lemonade. Mint is the simplest to judge from the name alone. And because five kits is a sizeable supply, flavour fatigue is a real consideration: it is better to be slightly bored of a flavour you like than stuck with five kits of one you find too sweet.

Do not expect every flavour to taste identical across brands. A 'blue raspberry' in one range may be sweeter, sourer or cooler than in another, so judge CP on its own terms.

Zero nicotine and UK law: strength, TPD limits and the disposable ban

The CP Pro CP10K kit is a 0mg product, so there is no nicotine in the liquid and no nicotine strength to choose. That makes this collection different from most vape categories, where picking between common strengths is the central decision. If you want nicotine, this collection is not the right place to look, and a 0mg kit will not give a throat hit or satisfy a nicotine craving.

It still helps to know the UK rules that sit around vaping, because they explain a lot about how products are made and sold:

• 20mg per millilitre: the legal ceiling for nicotine strength in vapes sold in the UK. Common nicotine options sit well below that, and a 0mg kit sits at the opposite end of the scale.
• 2ml tanks and pods: nicotine vapes are limited to a tank or pod capacity of 2ml, and refill bottles to 10ml. This is part of why very high puff ratings are a talking point, since a lab figure has to be reconciled with a small tank.
• Single-use disposables: the ban on single-use disposable vapes that came into force in Great Britain on 1 June 2025 means high-puff kits sold here are expected to be rechargeable and designed for repeated use, not thrown away after one go.
• Age: vapes cannot be sold to anyone under 18, and adults can be refused if they are buying on behalf of someone younger.
• Labelling and packaging: responsible suppliers print the brand, product name, strength and flavour clearly on the pack, plus contact details and batch information.

Puff counts are not a legal category. A 10,000 puff rating is a manufacturer's claim, produced by that manufacturer's own test method, and there is no UK rule that defines how it must be measured. That is why it is sensible to treat the number as a size class.

Why choose 0mg at all? Some adults vape purely for flavour and prefer to avoid nicotine. Others have lowered their strength over time and are now at zero. Others use a 0mg kit as a lighter alternative for situations where they would rather not take in nicotine. These are lifestyle reasons, not medical ones, and we make no claim that any vape helps with quitting smoking or with health. If you are a smoker looking for support to stop, talk to your pharmacist, GP or local stop smoking service.

Who CP suits: new vapers, experienced vapers and who should skip it

The CP kit is narrowly aimed, so it is more useful to say who it fits and who it does not than to pretend it suits everybody.

Likely to suit:

• Adults who vape for flavour. If you already use nicotine-free liquids and enjoy fruit, ice or mint, a no-fuss prefilled kit is an easy way to carry on.
• Experienced vapers who want a spare. A box of five gives you a kit for the bag, one for the car and one at home, with stock left over.
• People who dislike maintenance. No refilling, no coil changes and no tank cleaning is the main selling point of any prefilled format.
• Households with more than one adult vaper. A shared supply of a flavour everyone likes reduces reordering.

Likely to disappoint:

• Anyone who needs nicotine. This product has none. Smokers hoping a 0mg kit will replace a cigarette will usually find that it does not, and may drift back to smoking.
• People who like to tinker. There are no adjustable airflow settings, wattage controls or coil choices listed for this kit.
• First-time flavour tasters. Five kits of one flavour is a large commitment if you have never tried it.

New versus experienced vapers. A genuinely new vaper, meaning someone who has never smoked or vaped, should not be starting. We say this plainly and apply it to every product we sell. For an adult who already vapes and is new to this brand, the simplicity of the CP format makes it easy to pick up: charge it if it needs charging, take gentle draws, and judge the flavour over the first few puffs. For an experienced vaper used to adjustable devices, the lack of controls may feel limiting, but the trade is simplicity and consistency.

Who must not buy. Under-18s, anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding and has been advised against vaping, and anyone buying on behalf of a person under 18. If you are unsure whether vaping is suitable for you, speak to a healthcare professional before buying.

How CP compares: 0mg kits against nicotine kits, refillables and e-liquid

Because the CP range is a single 0mg prefilled kit, the sensible comparison is between formats, not between a dozen CP models. Here is how it stacks up against the alternatives you are likely to be weighing.

Against nicotine prefilled kits in the same puff class. Other 10,000 puff kits, including many in our 10000 puff vapes and 12000 puff vapes collections, usually come with a choice of nicotine strengths. CP removes that choice by being 0mg only. That is a plus if you want no nicotine and a minus if you wanted the option. The experience of use is similar: prefilled, flavour-led, low-effort. Larger, better-known brands usually offer a wider range of devices and more public detail about battery size and warranties, while CP offers a shorter, simpler list.

Against refillable pod systems. A refillable pod device lets you choose your own liquid, strength and coil, and the running cost per millilitre is lower over time. The cost is setup: bottles, spare pods, occasional cleaning and some learning. A CP kit asks nothing of you beyond charging, so it suits people who value convenience over cost per puff.

Against 0mg e-liquid. If you vape nicotine-free regularly, a larger bottle of 0mg liquid or a shortfill in a refillable tank is usually cheaper per millilitre than a prefilled kit. You also get more flavour choice from the wider market. The trade-offs are handling bottles, topping up and the possibility of leaks in a bag.

On price. A typical CP box at around £35 for five kits sits in the mid range for high-puff prefilled products when you divide by the number of kits, and the unit cost of roughly £7 per kit is easier to judge than a single large headline price. Whether that is good value for you depends on how much each kit actually lasts, which depends on how you use it. A user who takes a few puffs a day may find a box lasts a very long time, while a heavy user will go through kits faster than the rating suggests.

A simple way to decide is to ask three questions: do I want nicotine, do I want to refill, and do I know my flavour? If the answers are no, no and yes, CP is a reasonable fit. Any other combination points to a different category.

Spotting genuine CP stock: authenticity and anti-counterfeit tips

Counterfeit and grey-market vaping products exist across the category, and a lesser-known brand can be harder to verify than a household one because fewer people know what the real packaging looks like. A few habits protect you.

• Buy from an established UK retailer. That means a shop with a clear company name, UK contact details, an age verification process, a visible returns policy and real customer service. Social media sellers, unlabelled marketplace listings and pop-up shops carry a much higher risk.
• Compare the product name on the box with the listing. It should read CP Pro, CP10K and Zero Nicotine (0mg), with the flavour printed clearly. A box that names a different strength, a different puff class or a different brand is a red flag.
• Look at print quality. Blurry logos, smudged text, spelling errors, mismatched fonts and colours that differ between kits in the same box suggest poor copies.
• Check for a batch or lot code and manufacturer or importer details. Their absence does not prove a fake, but their presence on every unit is reassuring.
• Inspect the kits themselves. The five units in a box should look the same: same finish, same markings, same weight in the hand, same flavour label.
• Be sceptical of prices well below typical. A box priced far under what UK retailers charge may be old stock, unregulated or counterfeit.
• Check the seal. Boxes shrink-wrapped or sealed at the factory should arrive intact. A box that looks opened and resealed is worth querying.
• Trust your senses. If a kit smells burnt, tastes chemical, leaks heavily or heats unusually, stop using it.

If anything about your delivery seems wrong, stop, keep the packaging, take clear photos of the box, the kits and any codes, and contact us with your order number. We would rather investigate a doubt than have you use something you are unsure about.

We supply genuine stock and sell strictly to adults. If you ever see an offer on a CP product that looks too good to be true, it usually is, and the saving is rarely worth the risk to your device, your money and your safety.

Buying from us: delivery, warranty and returns

Here is what you can expect when you order a CP box from VapeShopOnline.

• Dispatch: orders placed before 4pm are dispatched promptly, so an afternoon order does not sit over the weekend if it can be avoided.
• Delivery cost: delivery is free on UK orders over £20, which a typical box of CP kits comfortably clears.
• Age checks: every order is for over-18s. We may ask for age verification at checkout or on delivery, and a courier may refuse to hand over a parcel without it.
• Packaging: kits are packed to avoid crushing and leaks in transit. If a parcel arrives visibly damaged, photograph it before opening.

Warranty and faults. The listing does not publish a manufacturer warranty period for CP kits, so we do not quote one. What we do commit to is dealing fairly with faults. If a kit arrives dead, leaks, will not charge or produces no vapour after you have worked through basic checks, keep the packaging, take photos and contact us with your order number. Where a fault is confirmed we will arrange a replacement or refund. The sooner you tell us, the easier it is to resolve, so check your box within a few days of delivery.

Basic checks before you report a fault:

• Make sure any protective cap, tab or film has been removed.
• Wait a few minutes after unpacking so liquid can reach the wick.
• If the kit is rechargeable, charge it for a while with a different cable or power source, and check the port for lint.
• Take gentle, steady draws before assuming it is faulty.

Change of mind. Because vapes are consumed products, hygiene considerations usually limit returns to sealed, unused goods or to confirmed faults. Check our returns policy for the exact terms before ordering if this matters to you. If you are unsure about a flavour, ordering a single box is the lower-risk way to find out.

Care, charging, safe use and recycling

A CP kit is simple to use, but a few habits keep it working properly and keep everyone safe, particularly because any lithium battery product demands respect.

Using the kit:

• Take gentle, steady draws of a couple of seconds. Hard, long or rapid chain draws can dry the wick and produce a burnt taste.
• Pause between sessions. A short rest gives the liquid time to refill the wick.
• Keep the kit upright when you can, and wipe the mouthpiece clean now and then.
• Rotate between kits if you are using more than one, which also spreads the wear.

Charging, if your kit is rechargeable:

• Use a standard USB charger and a good-quality cable, preferably the one supplied.
• Charge while you are awake and nearby, on a hard surface away from anything flammable, and do not leave it charging overnight or unattended.
• Unplug once it is full. Do not charge a kit that is hot, swollen, cracked or leaking.

Storage:

• Keep kits at room temperature, away from direct sun, radiators and hot cars.
• Do not carry loose kits in a pocket with keys or coins. Keep them in a case or a bag pocket.
• Store them well out of reach of children and pets. The liquid and the batteries are both hazards.

Recycling a finished kit. Never put a vape in a household bin or kerbside recycling, because the lithium battery can start fires in collection vehicles and sorting plants. Keep the kit intact, without puncturing it or trying to remove the battery, and take it to a recycling drop-off point. Retailers that sell vapes are generally expected to accept used ones back, many councils provide electrical recycling bins at household waste recycling centres, and some supermarkets and convenience stores have in-store vape bins. The Recycle Your Electricals locator can show your nearest drop-off point by postcode. A kit with a flat battery still counts as live, so treat it with the same care.