Fisco Vapes

Fisco vapes at VapeShopOnline: what this collection covers

This collection gathers the Fisco range stocked at VapeShopOnline.co.uk. At the moment it is built around a single product family, the Fisco Point Pro 7000 Prefilled Pods Pack of 5, which we list in 15 flavours at a typical price of around £30 per pack. That makes it a focused collection rather than a sprawling catalogue, and this guide is written to match. It explains what the pods are, who they suit, how to choose a flavour, what UK law says about strength and pod size, and how to avoid buying the wrong thing.

The first thing to understand is that these are replacement pods, not a complete vape. Each pod arrives sealed and prefilled with e-liquid, with the coil already built in. You click a pod into a compatible Fisco Point Pro device, vape until it runs flat, then click in the next one. There is no bottle to open, no dropper, no coil to prime and no tank to clean. If you do not already own a Point Pro device, you will need one before these pods are any use to you.

Here is the collection at a glance.

• Format: closed-system prefilled pods, five to a pack
• Device needed: a Fisco Point Pro (pods are keyed to the device and are not interchangeable with other brands)
• Pod size: UK-market pods are capped at 2ml of e-liquid
• Flavours: 15 listings covering berry, citrus, peach, apple, pineapple, cola, mint and ice styles
• Coil: built into each pod, so there is nothing to replace separately
• Who it is for: adult smokers and existing vapers aged 18 or over

Everything here is sold strictly to adults. Nicotine is addictive, and nobody who has never smoked or vaped should start. If you are an adult smoker looking at a simpler alternative to cigarettes, a closed pod system is one of the least fiddly ways to try vaping, which is why this format has become so common in UK shops.

Fisco as a brand: what we can and cannot tell you

Plenty of vape brand pages lean on a founding story, a factory tour or a list of awards. We would rather be straight with you. We do not hold a verified corporate history for Fisco that we are willing to put in front of customers, and we are not going to invent one. What we can describe is what the brand actually puts on the shelf, because that is visible in the products themselves.

Fisco sits in the closed-pod part of the market. The range we stock is flavour-led, sold in multipacks and built around one device platform. That puts it in the same general territory as other prefilled-pod systems that UK vapers will recognise, where the appeal is simplicity rather than tinkering. You are buying convenience and a consistent taste from the first pod to the fifth, not a hobby kit.

Two practical points follow from that positioning.

• The ecosystem is smaller than the household names. Pods for a lesser-stocked system can be harder to find in a corner shop at short notice. Keeping a spare pack at home, instead of running down to your last pod, avoids being caught out.
• Specifications live on the pack and the device box. Details such as battery capacity, exact coil resistance and the manufacturer's puff rating come from the maker, so treat anything not printed there, including figures on this page labelled as typical, as a guide rather than a certified value.

If you want to know more about who manufactures and imports a particular batch, the pack itself is the place to look. UK-market vape packaging should carry a responsible-person or importer address, a batch code, ingredient information and the health warning. We come back to those checks in the section on spotting genuine stock below.

The Point Pro 7000 pods explained

The Point Pro 7000 is the flagship line in this collection, and for now the only one. The name tells you three things: Point Pro is the device platform, 7000 is the manufacturer's puff rating, and Prefilled Pods Pack of 5 is the format you are buying.

How the pods work. Each pod is a sealed cartridge with an integrated mouthpiece, a fill chamber you cannot open and a base connector that locks onto the device. The coil inside is a typical mesh design, usually somewhere between 0.8 and 1.2 ohms in this class of product. We give that as a general range for the format, not a lab measurement for these exact pods. Mesh coils heat a wide, flat surface instead of a thin wire, which tends to give steadier flavour and fewer burnt tastes in normal use. Because the coil is part of the pod, you replace it every time you replace the pod.

What the 7000 actually means. UK rules cap a pod or tank at 2ml of e-liquid, so one UK-market pod cannot realistically deliver thousands of puffs on its own. Our reading is that 7000 is a headline rating for the range, not a promise per pod. A more useful planning figure is that a 2ml pod used with a restricted mouth-to-lung draw commonly gives somewhere in the region of 400 to 800 puffs, so a pack of five covers roughly 2,000 to 4,000 puffs in real use. That is our own estimate, not a measurement from the maker.

What that means in days, assuming a pod lasts around 500 puffs:

• Light use, about 100 puffs a day: a pod lasts around five days, and a pack stretches to roughly three or four weeks.
• Moderate use, about 250 puffs a day: a pod lasts around two days, and a pack covers about ten days.
• Heavy use, 500 or more puffs a day: expect about a pod a day, so a pack lasts around five days.

Draw length matters more than people expect. Long, slow pulls of four seconds or more use more liquid and heat the coil harder than short, gentle ones. Shorter puffs stretch each pod and keep the flavour cleaner.

Flavour signatures across the 15 listings

Flavour is where the Fisco range does most of its talking. The 15 listings lean heavily towards fruit, with a handful of cooling and soda-style options for variety. We describe them below from their names and from the general character of each flavour type, so take the notes as a guide and read the individual product description before you commit to a pack of five.

• Berry and candy-fruit: Blue Razz Cherry, Blue Sour Raspberry, Fizzy Blueberry Ice and Mr Blue. Blue raspberry flavours are confectionery-style, sweeter and tangier than real raspberry. The sour and fizzy names suggest a sharper edge on the inhale. Mr Blue is a name-only listing, so check the description for exact notes.
• Strawberry blends: Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Mojito and Strawberry Watermelon Bubblegum. Strawberry Kiwi is the straightforward pairing of sweet and tart. The mojito listing points towards a lime and mint twist, and the bubblegum listing is the sweetest and most dessert-like of the group.
• Citrus and stone fruit: Juicy Peach, Juicy Peach Lemon and Lemon Lime. These tend to feel lighter and brighter, with the lemon blends adding a sharp edge that cuts through the sweetness.
• Tropical and orchard: Juicy Pineapple and Triple Apple. Pineapple brings a rounded tropical sweetness. Triple Apple is the one to pick if you want a crisp, familiar orchard taste.
• Cooling: Fresh Mint, Watermelon Ice and Fizzy Blueberry Ice. Ice and mint flavours add a menthol-style chill on the exhale. Fresh Mint is the least sweet option in the range and the most obvious pick for anyone who dislikes sugary fruit.
• Soda: Cherry Cola. A cola base with a cherry layer, closer to a fizzy drink than to a fruit bowl.

Choosing sensibly. Because every pod in a pack is the same flavour, you are committing to five fills of one taste. If you are unsure, start with a flavour from a family you already like in sweets or soft drinks. Sweet fruit blends can lead to vaper's tongue, where the taste seems to fade even though the pod is fine. Rotating between a fruit and a mint or ice flavour across packs, or taking a day off and drinking water, usually brings it back.

Sweeteners in fruit liquids can also leave residue on the coil, so flavour sometimes flattens towards the end of a pod, especially with heavy use. That is normal behaviour for the format and a cue to change the pod rather than a fault.

Nicotine strength and the UK rules behind it

Vapes sold in the UK sit inside the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, which carried the EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) into UK law. For the products in this collection, the limits that matter are these.

• Nicotine cap: 20mg/ml, which is 2 per cent. This applied to disposable vapes before the ban and still applies to prefilled pods and refill liquids.
• Pod and tank size: 2ml maximum for the pod or tank.
• Refill bottles: 10ml maximum for nicotine e-liquid.
• Packaging: child-resistant, tamper-evident, with the nicotine health warning and ingredient list.
• Age: nicotine vapes may only be sold to people aged 18 or over, and we verify this.

Single-use disposable vapes were banned from sale in England, Scotland and Wales on 1 June 2025. Prefilled pod systems like this one remain legal because the device is reusable and only the pod is replaced. That is the main reason the format has grown: it keeps much of the grab-and-go ease people liked about disposables, but with far less waste, since only an empty pod goes for recycling instead of a whole battery-powered device.

Which strength should you choose? Strength belongs to the individual listing, not to the model name. The data we hold for the current Fisco range tags the listings at 0mg, so do not assume either way. Read the strength shown in the product options and printed on the pack before ordering, and contact us if anything looks unclear. As general guidance rather than medical advice, adult smokers often match strength to how much they smoked.

• Heavier smokers, around 15 or more cigarettes a day: many start at 18 to 20mg/ml.
• Moderate smokers, around 5 to 15 a day: 10 to 12mg/ml is a common starting point.
• Light or social smokers: 5 to 6mg/ml or lower is often enough.
• Experienced vapers stepping down: drop one level at a time over several weeks, not straight from the top to the bottom.

Many closed pods use nicotine salts, which feel smoother at a given strength than traditional freebase liquid. That smoothness makes it easy to take in more nicotine than you intended, particularly if you chain-vape. Headaches, dizziness, nausea or a jittery feeling are signs you have had too much. Put the device down, drink some water and choose a lower strength next time.

How Fisco compares with similar brands and formats

A fair comparison starts with the format. Fisco pods are a closed, prefilled system, so the sensible comparisons are other closed pod systems and the open, refillable alternatives. Disposables are no longer a valid benchmark, since they can no longer be sold in most of the UK. Prices and specifications change, so check each listing before you decide.

• Versus Elfa from Elf Bar: Elfa follows the same prefilled-pod idea and is backed by a brand that many UK vapers know from its earlier products. Pods are device-specific on both sides, so you cannot swap between systems. If you already own one device, buy pods for that device. Switching only to chase a flavour rarely makes sense.
• Versus Lost Mary and Hayati pod kits: both brands moved from or alongside disposables into prefilled pod kits and are widely stocked, which makes their pods easy to find. They are well worth looking at if you want a larger flavour catalogue or more store availability than a single-line brand offers.
• Versus Vuse ePod: Vuse is among the most widely stocked closed-pod systems in UK shops, so refills are easy to pick up when you are away from home. Both are closed systems with a 2ml cap, so the difference comes down to flavour range, cost per pod and which device you prefer to hold.
• Versus refillable pod kits from brands such as Vaporesso, OXVA, Voopoo and Geekvape: refillable kits cost less per millilitre over time, offer a far wider choice of liquids and strengths, and let you change coils. They also need filling, spare coils and occasional cleaning. Prefilled pods win on simplicity and tidy carrying. Refillables win on running cost and flexibility.
• Versus licensed nicotine replacement therapy: patches, gum and inhalators are licensed medicines, and they are a different thing to a vape. If your goal is to stop using nicotine altogether, an NHS stop smoking service can talk you through all the options.

Where Fisco stands: it is a practical choice for people who want a simple click-in system with a fruit-heavy flavour list. It is a weaker choice for anyone who values the widest possible shelf availability or wants to adjust power and airflow.

Which buyers suit Fisco pods, and who should look elsewhere

With one model in the collection, the useful question is not which Fisco device to buy but whether this style of vaping suits you at all.

New to vaping. The system is about as simple as vaping gets. You click in a pod, wait a minute for the wick to soak, take gentle first puffs and carry on. A restricted, mouth-to-lung draw feels closer to a cigarette than a loose, airy sub-ohm draw, which many adult smokers find easier to get used to. If you are new, pick one flavour you are confident you will like, choose a strength matched to your smoking habit and give it a couple of weeks before judging.

Experienced vapers. Fisco suits people who already know they like closed pods and want a low-effort option for daily use or as a backup to a refillable setup. It also suits people who used disposables before the ban and want something that feels familiar. If you enjoy adjustable wattage, big clouds, rebuildable coils or mixing your own liquids, a refillable kit will serve you better.

Here is a quick reference for who should and should not buy.

• Good fit: adult smokers switching, existing Point Pro owners, former disposable users, people who like sweet fruit or cooling flavours and want consistent taste across a pack.
• Poor fit: anyone under 18, anyone who has never smoked or vaped, anyone without a compatible Point Pro device, people who want a tobacco flavour, and people who prefer to adjust power and airflow.
• Speak to a professional first: if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a heart condition or another health concern, talk to a GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product.

A final word on risk. Vaping is not risk-free, and nothing here is health advice. Using vapes and cigarettes together brings little benefit for adults who want to move away from smoking, so if switching is the aim, the goal is to stop smoking completely.

Value for money and buying tips

The pack price shows live on each product page, and at the time of writing it sits at around £30 for five pods, which works out at roughly £6 per pod. That puts it in the middle of the closed-pod price range, neither entry-level nor top-end. The most reliable way to judge value is to divide the pack price by five, then divide that by the number of days a pod lasts you. A pod that lasts three days at £6 costs about £2 a day, and your own result will depend on how often and how long you draw.

How it compares in cost terms:

• Against cigarettes: a pack of 20 now costs well over £14 in most UK shops. A moderate smoker who switches completely will usually spend less on pods, although the outcome depends on your own habits.
• Against other closed pods: compare the cost per pod and the days per pod rather than the puff rating on the front of the box. Puff ratings are manufacturer figures and tell you less than your own usage does.
• Against refillable kits: refill bottles cost less per millilitre, so refillable systems tend to win on running cost. The trade-off is effort, spare coils and some mess.

Where the value lies is in convenience, no coil changes, no filling and a consistent flavour from pod to pod. It is weaker if you are tied to a single system: if the pod design changed or the line were discontinued, you could be left with a device that cannot take new pods. That is a risk with any closed system.

Buying tips.

• Confirm you own a Fisco Point Pro and that it is the version these pods are made for before you order.
• Read the nicotine strength on the listing and the pack. Do not rely on the model name.
• Pick a flavour from a family you already enjoy, since all five pods will be the same.
• Buy a spare pack before you run out, because a smaller ecosystem can mean fewer shops carrying your pods.
• Orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery, so a single pack ships free, and orders placed before 4pm are normally dispatched the next day.

Spotting genuine Fisco stock and avoiding counterfeits

Counterfeit and grey-market vape products are a real problem in the UK, and prefilled pods are as easy to fake as any other format. Poorly made copies can leak, deliver inconsistent hits and contain liquid that has not been through the checks genuine products should have. Every pack we sell is 100 per cent genuine stock bought through legitimate supply, but it is worth knowing what to look for wherever you shop.

• Sealed, complete packaging. The outer pack should be sealed and undamaged, and the pods should be individually protected, not loose or crushed.
• Full UK labelling in English. Look for the nicotine health warning, ingredient list, nicotine strength, volume, batch code and a responsible-person or importer address. Missing or oddly printed text is a red flag.
• Strength and volume that fit UK law. A pod claiming more than 2ml or a nicotine strength above 20mg/ml is not a legal UK-market product.
• Consistent print quality. Blurry logos, spelling mistakes, mismatched colours between the pack and the pods, or a flavour name that does not match the label are warning signs.
• A price that looks too good. Packs sold far below the normal market price, particularly on social media or unverified marketplaces, are rarely what they claim to be.
• A clean fit. A genuine pod should seat with a clear click and sit flush against the device. A pod that wobbles or needs force may be damaged or may not be made for your device.

Sellers of vapes in the UK are also expected to notify products to the regulator before sale, so a retailer that cannot or will not say where its stock comes from is worth avoiding. If you receive a pack that looks wrong, keep the packaging and the pods, take clear photographs and contact us with your order number. That is what lets us investigate a batch properly.

Care, charging, recycling, warranty and delivery

Looking after your pods. Keep pods upright, cool and out of direct sunlight, radiators and hot cars, because heat thins the liquid and makes leaks more likely. Do not carry loose pods in a pocket with keys or coins, and avoid squeezing the pod body. Leave a freshly fitted pod for a few minutes before the first puff so the wick can soak, then start with short, gentle draws. Keep everything out of reach of children and pets, since nicotine e-liquid is harmful if swallowed or if it gets on the skin or in the eyes.

Charging the device. The pods contain no battery. Power comes from the Point Pro device, which charges over USB, so check the device manual for the exact port and charge time. Use the cable supplied or a good-quality cable with a standard phone-style adapter, avoid fast chargers, do not charge on soft surfaces or leave a device charging unattended overnight, and do not vape while it charges. Stop using the device if it swells, becomes unusually hot or smells of burning. If the hit feels thin and the pod is not empty, charge the device before blaming the pod.

Common problems. A weak hit is usually a low battery or a nearly empty pod. A burnt taste usually means the pod is running dry or was vaped hard before it soaked. Leaks tend to come from heat, side storage or pressure changes. A pod that will not click in may not be made for your device, so do not force it.

Recycling. Used pods and devices must not go in the household bin or the normal recycling. They contain residual e-liquid, and the lithium batteries in devices are a genuine fire risk in bin lorries and recycling plants. Shops that sell vapes should take back used vapes and pods for free, whether or not you bought them there. Household waste recycling centres often have small-electricals containers, and Recycle Your Electricals drop-off points are listed on the national recycling locator. Hand items in whole rather than taking them apart.

Warranty and returns. If a pod arrives damaged, leaking or faulty, contact us promptly with your order number and photographs and we will put it right. For hygiene and safety reasons, opened e-liquid products generally cannot be returned unless they are faulty. See our returns page for the full terms.

Delivery. We deliver to UK addresses, with free delivery on orders over £20 and next-day dispatch for orders placed before 4pm. Nicotine products are sold to adults aged 18 and over only, so you may be asked to confirm your age when ordering or on delivery.