Disposable Vapes

Disposable Vapes in 2026: The Name Stayed, the Product Grew Up

Type "disposable vapes" into a search engine and you will land on pages like this one all over the UK, yet the product behind the phrase has changed completely. The single-use bars that made the term famous are gone from legal sale. What replaced them, and what fills the 1,559 listings in this collection, is a generation of rechargeable devices that keep everything people liked about the old format, the pick-up-and-puff simplicity, the sealed flavour, the zero maintenance, while fixing everything the law objected to. The name survives because millions of people still shop with it. The throwaway product it used to describe does not.

So let us be precise about what you are actually looking at. This collection holds 1,559 devices priced from £2.99 to £14.99, rated anywhere from 600 puffs at the compact end to 70,000 at the extreme, every one of them rechargeable and every one of them compliant with current UK regulation. Twelve brands supply the range: Hayati with 272 devices, IVG with 221, Lost Mary with 123, Crystal Prime with 108, SKE with 94, Elf Bar with 82, Al Fakher with 66, Fumot with 60, Hyola with 53, Feoba with 41, Elux with 34 and Ghost with 33. Strengths run 0mg, 10mg and 20mg, and the flavour catalogue spans fifteen families from mixed berries to lime.

If you last bought a vape before June 2025, this page will read like a field guide to a country you used to live in. The shapes are familiar, the flavours are familiar, several of the brand names are exactly the ones you remember. The differences, a charging port, a bigger number on the box, occasionally a replaceable pod, are all improvements from a buyer's point of view, and mostly dramatic ones. A device that once gave you 600 puffs for a fiver now gives you 30,000 for £11.99.

This guide covers the whole territory: what the ban actually changed and why, how the big-puff format works, what the puff numbers genuinely mean, who the twelve brands are and which ones suit which vaper, plus strengths, flavours, care, the multibuy structures that reprice the shelf, and what to do with a device when it is finished. If you already know the landscape and just want the stock, the big puff shelf and the vape deals collection are the two fastest doors in. Everyone here must be 18 or over, and every device honours the UK's 20mg nicotine ceiling.

The Single-Use Vape Ban: What Actually Happened in June 2025

On 1 June 2025 it became illegal for businesses anywhere in the UK to sell single-use vapes. Not restricted, not taxed differently: illegal. The legislation targeted devices that could be neither recharged nor refilled, the classic sealed bar with a fixed battery and a fixed reservoir that went in the bin, or more often on the pavement, when it died.

The reasons were twofold and worth understanding, because they explain the shape of everything now on sale. The first was waste. Single-use vapes put millions of lithium batteries into general rubbish every week, batteries that started bin fires, leaked into landfill and threw away recoverable materials on an industrial scale. The second was youth appeal: pocket-money pricing on a throwaway product was judged to make underage access too easy. Parliament weighed both and ended the category outright.

What the ban did not do is equally important. It did not ban vaping, did not lower the 20mg nicotine limit, did not restrict flavours and did not touch rechargeable or refillable devices. The law drew one bright line, reusability, and the industry redesigned across it within months. Devices gained USB-C charging ports and compliant pod architecture, and in the process manufacturers discovered they could offer far more liquid capacity once the battery no longer had to die with the device.

For buyers, the practical consequences today are these:

• Anything sold legally as a "disposable vape" in the UK is now a rechargeable device. The phrase has become shorthand for a style, sealed, prefilled, maintenance free, rather than a description of what you do with it afterwards.
• Genuine single-use bars offered for sale anywhere in the UK are illegal stock, full stop. They come with no compliance checks, no MHRA notification and no comeback for the buyer. Walk away.
• The old 600 puff price point did not vanish, it improved. Compact rechargeable devices from £2.99 replaced it at the same money with a charging port added.
• Value has migrated upward. Because a battery can now be topped up, capacity became the battleground, and cost per puff has fallen to levels the single-use era never approached.

We were ready for the deadline and never carried non-compliant stock past it. Every listing in this collection was built for the current rules, not adapted to dodge them. If you want to see how the compliant generation stretches from small to absurd capacity, the 6,000 puff and 50,000 puff shelves make a striking before-and-after comparison of what one legal change unlocked.

How Big-Puff Rechargeables Replaced the Old Throwaway Bars

The device family that inherited the market is known as big-puff, and understanding its anatomy explains why it won. A big-puff device has three parts: a rechargeable lithium battery with a USB-C port, a large sealed reservoir of nicotine salt e-liquid, and delivery through pod technology that respects the TPD's 2ml rule. The battery is modest on purpose, big enough for a day or so of vaping, because it can be topped up endlessly. The liquid reserve is the headline act, holding enough for ratings of 10,000, 30,000, even 70,000 puffs on this page.

Using one is deliberately identical to using the old bars. There is no button, no menu and no assembly: you draw on the mouthpiece and it fires. The differences appear only at the edges of the experience. When the battery runs down mid-reserve, you plug it into any USB-C lead for a few minutes instead of binning liquid you paid for. Many models show battery and liquid levels on a small display, ending the old guessing game of shaking a bar next to your ear. And on several ranges the pod itself is replaceable, so a finished flavour does not always mean a finished device; our vape pods collection carries 1,412 replacement lines built around exactly this idea.

The economics are the real story. A single-use bar delivered roughly 600 puffs for around £5, which worked out near 0.8 pence per puff. The Al Fakher 30K Hypermax Vape Kit in this collection delivers a rated 30,000 puffs for £11.99, which is about 0.04 pence per puff, twenty times better before any multibuy discount is applied. Even the most casual vaper feels that difference over a month, and a heavy vaper feels it weekly. This is why the transition, forced though it was, left almost nobody nostalgic once they had run one battery cycle through a modern device.

There are honest trade-offs. Big-puff devices are physically larger than the old bars, though the difference has shrunk with each generation. You do have to remember a cable, the same USB-C one your phone already uses. Commitment to a single flavour rises with capacity, a consideration the flavour section below takes seriously. And rated puff counts are optimistic for long, slow drawers, a caveat we repeat throughout because it is true of every brand on the page. None of these trade-offs survives contact with the price arithmetic, which is why the format now dominates and why this collection, at 1,559 devices, is one of the largest in the store. Prefilled pod systems with clip-in cartridges occupy the same convenience territory and are worth comparing at prefilled pod kits before you decide.

Puff Counts Decoded: What 600 to 70,000 Really Means

Every device on this page wears a puff number, from 600 to 70,000, and it is simultaneously the most useful and most misunderstood figure in vaping. Here is how to read it like someone who sells these things all day.

The number is a manufacturer's laboratory rating: a machine takes short, standardised puffs until the liquid is exhausted, and the count becomes the badge on the box. Real people draw longer and harder than the machine, so real-world results land below the badge, sometimes well below for slow, deep drawers. This does not make the number useless. It makes it a comparison tool. A 30,000 puff device holds five times the liquid of a 6,000 puff device from the same shelf, and it will last you five times as long, whatever your personal puff style does to the absolute figures.

To choose your tier, anchor on a rough translation. A moderate vaper taking a couple of hundred puffs a day turns 6,000 puffs into several weeks and 30,000 into a season. A heavy, constant vaper should halve every estimate and still finds the big tiers economical. The shelves break down like this:

• 600 to 4,000 puffs: compact, cheap, low commitment. The modern rechargeable descendants of the classic bar, from £2.99, ideal for trying a flavour or as an emergency spare.
• 6,000 puffs: the value entry tier, and a big shelf here, 346 devices strong at 6,000 puff vapes. The FEOBA Pro 6000 Pod Kit at £3.99 shows how cheap this tier has become.
• 10,000 to 15,000 puffs: the everyday heartland. Enough capacity that buying is a monthly errand rather than a weekly one; browse 10,000 puff vapes, with 392 devices, and 15,000 puff vapes.
• 25,000 to 30,000 puffs: the value peak, where cost per puff bottoms out. The 30,000 puff shelf holds 467 devices, the largest single tier in the store, with the 25,000 puff shelf close behind on 312.
• 50,000 to 70,000 puffs: the maximalist tier for vapers who want to buy as rarely as possible and are certain of their flavour. Capacity this large is a genuine commitment to one taste, so anchor on a proven favourite.

One buying rule ties it together: capacity should follow certainty. Buy small tiers to discover what you like, buy big tiers to stock up on what you know. The multibuy structures covered later work with this rule beautifully, because pairing one large known-favourite device with one small experiment inside a buy 2 for £20 deal costs almost nothing extra and keeps your flavour life interesting.

The Big Four Brands: Hayati, IVG, Lost Mary and Crystal Prime

Four names account for 724 of the 1,559 devices here, nearly half the collection, and each earned its share differently. Knowing their characters turns an overwhelming wall into a short conversation.

Hayati: 272 devices

The volume champion of UK big-puff vaping. Hayati's strategy is saturation done well: every capacity tier, an enormous flavour menu, and pricing that consistently undercuts the market at equivalent specification. Its devices span 1,000 to 30,000 puffs across the store, and its lines appear in more of our deal structures than any other brand. If you want the widest possible choice without changing brand habits, or you shop primarily on value, start at the Hayati collection, which runs to 721 products in total.

IVG: 221 devices

IVG came up as a flavour house, its e-liquids won awards long before it built hardware, and the devices inherit that palate. Fruit profiles taste layered rather than merely sweet, and the ice finishes are judged rather than overwhelming. IVG devices reach 35,000 puffs at the top of the range, and the full IVG range of 540 products includes the liquid heritage that trained the brand's blenders. For vapers who choose with their taste buds first, IVG is the benchmark the others get measured against.

Lost Mary: 123 devices

The style leader. Lost Mary devices are compact, finished like consumer electronics and dependable in the hand, and the brand commands loyalty out of proportion to its shelf count. Capacities run 600 to 30,000 puffs, and the Lost Mary collection of 305 products includes some of the most reordered lines in the store. A first-time buyer who wants a device that simply feels good to own rarely goes wrong here.

Crystal Prime: 108 devices

The brand that made transparent crystal styling a category of its own, and a spec-sheet aggressor: capacities from 6,000 to 40,000 puffs across the store, displays and airflow refinements arriving early, and pricing kept honest by constant multibuy participation. The Aura Bar 10k Vape Kit by Crystal Prime at £7.99 is a strong example of its value tier, and the full Crystal Prime range holds 255 lines.

Choosing among the four: Hayati for breadth and price, IVG for flavour fidelity, Lost Mary for design and dependability, Crystal Prime for specification per pound. There are no wrong answers in this group, which is precisely why they are the big four, and the multibuy structures make running your own head-to-head comparison the work of a single order.

Beyond the Big Four: SKE, Elf Bar, Al Fakher and Five More Worth Knowing

The second half of the brand table is anything but filler. Several of these names invented the category's landmarks, and a couple of them are quietly the best value on the page.

SKE: 94 devices

SKE created the Crystal Bar, one of the defining devices of the pre-ban era, and its rechargeable successors carry the same clean, icy house style up to 30,000 puffs in the 30K Pro Max line. Fans of sharp fruit-ice profiles still treat SKE as the reference point.

Elf Bar: 82 devices

The most famous name in the building. Elf Bar defined what a vape looked like for an entire generation of adult switchers, and its current range translates that heritage into rechargeable form, from the compact Elf Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit at £3.99 up to 50,000 puff flagships. Nostalgic loyalty aside, its flavour consistency remains genuinely excellent.

Al Fakher: 66 devices

A flavour house with decades of blending heritage behind it, now producing some of the most confident big-puff hardware we stock. Its 30K Hypermax Vape Kit at £11.99 anchors the whole 30,000 puff tier, and the flavour list is dissected in its own section below.

Fumot: 60 devices

Capacity specialist, spanning 9,000 to 32,000 puffs with prices from £4.99 to £11.99. The Fumot Mate Pod prefilled system at £5.99 per pod pack shows the brand's practical streak: one battery, cheap swappable capacity.

Hyola: 53 devices

A polished mid-size range running 8,000 to 30,000 puffs, with the Hyola Pro Max 8000 Prefilled Pod Kit as its recognisable core and two for £20 structures on key lines making pairs the sensible way to buy.

Feoba: 41 devices

The budget surprise of the table. The FEOBA Pro 6000 Pod Kit at £3.99 is among the cheapest routes to a 6,000 puff class device anywhere, and the range reaches 10,000 puffs while staying under £8.99.

Elux and Ghost: 34 and 33 devices

Elux brings its Legend flavour lineage to devices and pods reaching 15,000 puffs, with the ENE Legend 15K pod line at £5.99 as the standout. Ghost, by Vapes Bars, centres on the Ghost Pro 8000 pod system at £5.99 and doubles as a gateway to the brand's wider nicotine range, including pouches found in our nicotine pouches collection.

The takeaway from the full table: the big four give you the safest defaults, but Feoba at the budget end, Fumot in the capacity middle and Al Fakher at the flavour top are where sharp-eyed buyers quietly do better per pound. All twelve are covered by our standard age verification, compliance and returns commitments, and most participate in the deal structures detailed later, which levels the field further.

Flavour Families Across 1,559 Devices

Fifteen flavour families organise this entire collection: mixed berries, ice, cherry, raspberry, lemon, blue raspberry, strawberry, blueberry, lemonade, apple, watermelon, blackcurrant, mixed fruit, lime and blackberry. Every named flavour on every device is a member or a blend of these, and a buyer who understands the families can predict what a device tastes like from its name alone, which is the only sensible way to shop a wall this size.

The berry axis dominates. Mixed berries, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry and the ever-industrial blue raspberry make up the largest share of listings, and blue razz blends in particular are modern vaping's signature: candy-bright, tart at the edges, engineered to stay interesting across thousands of puffs. Blackberry is the connoisseur's corner of the axis, darker and less sweet than its blue cousin, and this collection is one of the better places in the store to find it.

Ice runs through everything. Ice is not a flavour here so much as a climate: a cold finish applied to fruit bases. On high-capacity devices it earns its dominance honestly, because a cooling edge keeps a sweet profile from wearing out its welcome by puff twenty thousand. If you have never chosen an iced profile before, a big-puff purchase is the moment to consider one.

Citrus and lemonade carry the sharp end. Lemon, lime and lemonade profiles cut rather than coat, and they anchor some of the most refreshing blends on the shelf. Blue razz lemonade, the crossover hit between the axes, is arguably the single most reordered flavour style in UK vaping.

Orchard and garden fruits play it straighter. Apple, watermelon, cherry, strawberry and blackcurrant deliver recognisable, less confected profiles. Watermelon is the gentlest all-day choice; cherry splits opinion between its fresh and sweet readings; blackcurrant is the great British flavour, and paired with mint or ice it becomes something close to a national dialect of vaping.

Mixed fruit is the wildcard drawer. Multi-fruit blends vary more between brands than any single-fruit profile, which makes them ideal multibuy third slots: cheap curiosity with a known-good anchor beside it.

Practical guidance, earned from restock patterns rather than theory: match your first device to a flavour you already consume in other forms, use small-capacity devices or the e-liquids range to audition unfamiliar families cheaply, and never commit a 50,000 puff purchase to a flavour you have known for less than a week. Specialist crossovers exist too: menthol devotees have a dedicated menthol shelf to calibrate against, and the pink lemonade faithful get their own corner at pink lemonade vapes.

Strength Choices: 0mg, 10mg or 20mg

Every device in this collection comes in one of three strengths, and the choice shapes the entire experience more than brand, capacity or flavour. UK law sets the ceiling at 20mg of nicotine per millilitre, and the range below that ceiling is deliberately simple: 20mg, 10mg and 0mg.

20mg: where most switchers belong

The overwhelming majority of big-puff devices are bought at 20mg, and for adults moving from a daily cigarette habit this is almost always the correct call. These devices use nicotine salt formulations, which deliver smoothly at full strength, and 20mg provides the satisfaction that makes cigarettes genuinely resign from your life rather than lurk in it. The most common strength mistake we see is undershooting: a daily smoker chooses 10mg out of caution, finds themselves puffing constantly without settling, concludes vaping does not work, and returns to smoking. Strength is not a virtue contest. Match it to your actual habit.

10mg: the deliberate middle

Half strength serves two groups properly: genuinely light or social smokers making a proportionate switch, and established 20mg vapers stepping down on purpose. Because the flavour menus are identical at both strengths across nearly every line here, a step down changes nothing about the ritual, the taste or the hardware. It just changes the number, which is exactly how stepping down should work.

0mg: ritual without nicotine

Nicotine-free devices serve vapers at the end of a step-down path who still value the hand-to-mouth habit and the flavour. The vapour, draw and taste behave like their nicotine siblings. Note that 0mg products are still age-restricted like everything else we sell: 18 or over, verified at checkout, no exceptions.

Two refinements worth knowing. First, capacity and strength interact: a 20mg device rated at 30,000 puffs carries a lot of nicotine across its life, and heavy vapers who notice themselves puffing out of boredom rather than need sometimes step to 10mg precisely because big-puff economics make constant vaping so cheap. Self-awareness is part of the toolkit. Second, if your long-term plan is stepping down, the cleanest path in this range is 20mg big-puff, then 10mg big-puff, then either 0mg devices or a refillable kit filled from the 0mg e-liquids shelf, which multiplies the nicotine-free flavour choice far beyond what sealed devices offer. Plenty of our customers have walked that exact road, and the strength architecture of this collection is built to support every stage of it.

Your First Big-Puff Device: Honest Recommendations

Sixteen hundred devices is a luxury for a returning customer and a wall of noise for a first-timer, so here is the advice we would give across the counter, with real products and real prices attached.

If you want the consensus pick: the Al Fakher 30K Hypermax Vape Kit at £11.99 is the device this collection is built around, a 30,000 puff rechargeable from a blender with real heritage. The Berry Ice edition is the ideal first flavour, berries forward with a cold finish that stays welcome all day. The Blue Razz Blast is the pick for anyone who already knows they love the candy-sharp end of vaping, and the Blueberry Cherry blends two of the range's strongest single fruits into its most rounded profile. For a fresher angle, the Blackcurrant Mint is a very British answer to the question, with Berry Blue and Blueberry Lemonade waiting in the same family once the first device earns a repeat.

If you want minimum spend: the FEOBA Pro 6000 Pod Kit at £3.99 delivers a 6,000 puff class rechargeable for the price the old 600 puff bars used to cost. It is the cheapest sensible way to discover whether a flavour family, a strength or the whole format suits you.

If you want maximum familiarity: Elf Bar and Lost Mary are the brands whose look and draw feel most like the devices everyone remembers, and both carry their classic flavours forward into rechargeable form. Start compact, then scale capacity on your second order.

If you want to buy as rarely as possible: go straight to the 50,000 puff tier, but only in a flavour you have already finished a smaller device of. Capacity is commitment.

Whatever you choose, run the first day properly: charge the device fully when it arrives, take moderate draws rather than long pulls, and give a new flavour a full day before judging it, because palates recalibrate quickly in the first weeks away from cigarettes. Keep the box until you are sure the device behaves, and note the flavour name somewhere; the single most common service question we get is a happy customer who cannot remember which edition they bought. Buying a pair through the two for £20 structure solves that problem elegantly, and the deals section next explains how.

Getting Every Puff You Paid For: Charging and Care

A big-puff device asks almost nothing of you, which is the point of the format, but the difference between careless and careful ownership is measured in thousands of puffs. These habits are the whole curriculum.

Charge it like a phone, not like a kettle

USB-C charging means any modern phone lead works. Top the battery up when it is convenient rather than waiting for it to die, use a standard-wattage plug, and unplug once full rather than leaving it connected overnight. The battery in a big-puff device is sized for cycling, and gentle, regular charging keeps its performance steady deep into a 30,000 puff reserve.

Draw for flavour, not for volume

Short to moderate draws with a beat between them give the wick time to re-saturate and the coil time to cool. Machine-gun puffing scorches wicks, mutes flavour and burns through liquid far faster than the rating assumes. If a device tastes suddenly toasty, rest it for a few minutes; if the toastiness persists on a full battery and visible liquid, the reserve is done regardless of what the counter promised.

Keep it temperate

Heat thins e-liquid and stresses batteries; cold thickens liquid and softens vapour. Cars are the main offender in both directions. Pockets, bags and indoor surfaces are the device's natural habitat, mouthpiece kept clear of lint and grit.

Mind the basics

• Store devices upright where practical, especially partially used ones.
• Do not leave a dead device unplugged for weeks and expect the first puff back to be its best; charge it soon after it empties the battery.
• Keep every vaping product away from children and pets, always.
• If a device rattles, leaks persistently or behaves oddly on charge, stop using it and contact us; faults are for warranty, not perseverance.

End of life, done properly

When the liquid is finally spent, the device is electrical waste, not general rubbish. It contains a lithium cell that recycling streams recover and bins do not. Every UK vape retailer operates takeback for finished devices, as do most large supermarkets; drop yours in any such bin. The rechargeable format already cut vaping's waste dramatically compared with the single-use era, and disposal is the last yard of that improvement. If you find yourself recycling devices frequently, that is also a signal worth hearing: a larger capacity tier from the 30,000 puff shelf, or a refillable system from our vape kits collection, would cost you less and produce less to recycle.

Multibuy Offers: How the Shelf Gets Cheaper in Pairs and Threes

Single-unit prices on this page run £2.99 to £14.99, and they are only the opening bid. Six multibuy structures operate across the collection, and understanding them is the difference between paying list and paying wholesale-adjacent money for identical stock.

• Buy 2 for £20: the flagship pairing on £11.99 class devices, bringing each to £10. The natural home of the Al Fakher 30K tier and its rivals.
• Buy 2 for £22: the same shape for premium lines, £11 per device.
• Buy 3 for £23: the mid-tier workhorse at £7.67 each, strong on 10,000 to 15,000 puff devices.
• Buy 3 for £25: three premium devices at £8.33 each, typically the newest high-capacity arrivals.
• Buy 3 for £10: the compact tier's structure, £3.33 per device on eligible small-capacity lines.
• Buy 5 for £20: the volume route at £4 per device, unbeatable per unit where it applies.

Strategy is simple but real. Structures apply within their own eligible groups, so assemble each deal from one structure rather than mixing shelves and hoping. Use the pair structures to marry a known favourite with one experiment; use the triple structures when a flavour has already earned repeat status; use the five-device structure only for a settled habit, because a hundred and fifty thousand puffs of a flavour you merely like is a long sentence. Every structure except buy 3 for £10 clears the £20 free UK delivery threshold on its own, and that one clears it with a couple of £2 bottles from the five for £10 e-liquid shelf tucked into the basket.

Two other pages complete the money picture. The sale collection holds 2,511 reduced lines across the store, including hundreds of devices from this page at their sharpest prices, from £2.49. And the bundle deals shelf gathers every bundle-eligible kit in one place, 880 lines deep. Deal groups rotate as supplier pricing moves, so the specific devices inside each structure change week to week while the structures themselves persist. The practical rule: when your exact flavour and capacity lands in a pair or triple structure, buy the full multiple then, because the combination of the right flavour, the right tier and the right deal is the best price this category produces, and popular combinations sell through first.

Age Checks, Delivery and Buying With Confidence

The unglamorous parts of vape retail are the parts that separate legitimate shops from the rest, so here they are in full.

Strictly 18 or over

Every product on this site, every device in this collection, every 0mg line and every accessory, is for adults aged 18 or over. We verify age at checkout and orders that cannot be verified do not ship. There are no workarounds and we want none; rigorous age gating is one of the two pillars the post-ban industry stands on, and we treat it as non-negotiable.

Compliance you can rely on

The second pillar. Everything here observes the TPD framework: nicotine capped at 20mg per millilitre, pod capacity at 2ml, nicotine-containing bottles at 10ml, with MHRA notification behind every listing. No single-use devices are sold, full stop. Stock comes through the same authorised UK supply chains as the rest of the store, which is why our devices taste, perform and last the way their manufacturers intended. If a price on some marketplace listing elsewhere looks impossible for a compliant product, trust the arithmetic: it is not a compliant product.

Delivery that respects your empty device

Orders placed before 4pm are processed for next-day dispatch, and UK delivery is free over £20, a line the multibuy structures clear almost automatically. The smart habit with big-puff devices is ordering when the flavour first weakens rather than when the device dies, keeping one charge cycle of margin between you and an empty pocket.

Returns and faults

Unopened devices in sealed packaging are returnable under our standard policy. Opened devices and liquids are not, for hygiene reasons shared across all UK vape retail. Faults are handled separately and properly: a device that arrives damaged or fails in normal use gets replaced or refunded per your statutory rights, deal-bought or not.

The short version of everything above

This collection is 1,559 rechargeable, compliant devices from twelve brands at £2.99 to £14.99, spanning 600 to 70,000 puffs in three strengths and fifteen flavour families. Switchers should start at 20mg in a familiar flavour, capacity should follow certainty, multibuys reward settled habits, and dead devices belong in takeback bins. Browse the whole wall here, jump tiers via the 10,000 puff shelf and its siblings, or let the new arrivals page show you where the category goes next. However you buy, you are buying the format the UK's rules produced, and it is genuinely the best version of convenience vaping yet made.

Popular picks from Disposable Vapes

If you would rather not scroll the whole range, these are a reasonable place to start.

• Al Fakher 30K Hypermax Vape Kit from £11.99
• Al Fakher Crown Bar Pro Max 12K Vape Kit from £3.99
• Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pod Kit from £11.99
• Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000 from £8.99
• Angel 20k Prefilled Pod Kit By Vapes Bars from £10.99
• Aura Bar 10k Vape Kit by Crystal Prime from £7.99
• Aura Bar Twist 40K Vape Kit from £12.99
• Bloody Bar Crystal 10000 from £6.99

The full collection runs to 99 products, starting at £2.99. Filter by brand or price at the top of the page if you want to narrow it down.

Related collections worth a look

The brands you will find here:

• Hayati (434 products)
• IVG (315 products)
• Crystal Prime (153 products)
• Lost Mary (178 products)
• Elf Bar (139 products)
• SKE (159 products)
• Al Fakher (106 products)
• Fumot (48 products)
• Pyne Pod (3 products)
• Elux (116 products)

The main categories, if you want to start again: Nicotine Pouches, E-Liquids, Vape Deals, Nicotine Salt E-Liquids, Vape Pods, Sale. Free UK delivery applies once your basket clears £20.