New In

New In at VapeShopOnline: 315 Products That Landed Most Recently

Most collections in this shop are organised by what a product is. This one is organised by when it arrived. New In holds the 315 newest lines on the site, and it is the page we would point you at first if you have not shopped with us for a few months, because it shows exactly how the UK market has moved in that time rather than how it looked when the shelves were last reset.

The prices here run from £2.49 to £24.99, which is a wider spread than any single product type would produce. That is deliberate. New stock arrives as a mixture: bottles of e-liquid at the bottom of the ladder, prefilled pod packs in the middle, and complete kits at the top. Browsing this page is closer to walking past the counter and seeing what has just been unpacked than it is to shopping a category.

Seven brands dominate the intake. Hayati leads by a distance with 120 new lines, then IVG with 70, Elf Bar with 41, Vaporesso with 24, Vampire Vape with 21, Oxva with 20 and Al Fakher with 19. Read that list twice and you have a fair summary of where UK vaping is in this moment: two enormous prefilled-pod houses at the top, a legacy bar brand reinventing itself in third, two serious hardware manufacturers in the middle, a British juice company holding its ground, and a shisha-heritage name pushing the puff counts higher than anyone expected.

The devices in this intake run from 6,000 puffs at the modest end to 50,000 at the extreme, which is a range that simply did not exist a couple of years ago. The single-use disposable ban forced the entire industry to rebuild around rechargeable bodies with swappable prefilled pods, and once a device had a rechargeable battery there was no longer any engineering reason to stop at a few hundred puffs. What you are looking at on this page is the result of that redesign playing out at speed.

Nicotine strengths cover 20mg, 10mg and 0mg, the three points that matter under UK rules. Four multibuy offers are live across new stock: BUY 5 FOR £10, BUY 3 FOR £15, BUY 3 FOR £23 and BUY 5 FOR £25. Those are explained properly further down, with the arithmetic shown rather than asserted.

Everything here is 100% genuine stock. Orders placed before 4pm on a working day are dispatched the same day, UK delivery is free over £20, and all sales are strictly 18+ with age verification applied to the whole order.

Hayati's 120 New Lines: the Largest Single Intake on the Page

One brand accounts for more than a third of everything new on this page. Hayati has 120 lines in the current intake, which is more than IVG and Elf Bar combined, and it is worth understanding why a single name can move that much stock at once.

Hayati built its UK position on prefilled pod systems: a rechargeable device body paired with sealed 2ml flavour pods that snap in and out. The format solved the problem the disposable ban created. Customers who had been buying a throwaway bar every couple of days wanted something equally simple, and Hayati's answer was to keep the simplicity while moving the battery into a body you keep and the liquid into a pod you swap. Nothing about the daily experience changed much. The economics changed enormously.

That structure is also why the brand can release 120 lines at once. A pod system's catalogue multiplies: each device family needs pods, each pod comes in a long list of flavours, and each flavour typically appears in more than one nicotine strength. A single new device family can therefore generate dozens of listings without a single new piece of engineering. When you see 120 Hayati lines land together, you are usually looking at a flavour expansion across existing hardware rather than 120 unrelated products.

For you as a buyer, that has a practical consequence. If you already own a Hayati device, this intake is almost certainly relevant, because new pods for an existing body are the most useful kind of new stock there is. If you do not own one, the sheer breadth is the argument: a system with this many flavour options is one you will not get bored of, and pod availability is not going to become a problem any time soon.

Hayati's lines here sit across the whole price ladder too. Nic salt bottles from the brand start near the bottom of the £2.49 floor, while pod packs and complete kits sit higher. The full range, including everything that is no longer strictly new, is in our Hayati collection, which is one of the largest single-brand ranges we carry.

A word of realism about brand dominance: a 120-line intake does not mean Hayati is the right choice for you, only that it is the most available. Availability and suitability are different questions, and the sections below on puff counts, strengths and flavour will help you answer the second one.

IVG and Elf Bar: 111 New Lines From Two Very Different Histories

Second and third place in this intake belong to IVG with 70 new lines and Elf Bar with 41. Both are household names in British vaping, and they arrived at that status by completely different routes, which is why their new stock reads differently.

IVG

IVG stands for I Vape Great, and the company started as a juice house long before the bar era. It spent years building a flavour reputation in bottles, and that heritage shows in how its pod ranges taste: the blends tend to be more layered than the single-note fruit profiles that dominate the bar market. When a juice company moves into prefilled pods, it brings its flavourists with it, and the difference is audible on the first draw.

Seventy new lines from IVG usually means a flavour expansion across its pod platforms plus fresh bottle releases. If you have historically found prefilled pods a bit flat compared with the bottles you used to buy, IVG is the brand most likely to change your mind. The wider range sits in our IVG collection.

Elf Bar

Elf Bar's story is the more dramatic one. For a period it was effectively synonymous with disposable vaping in the UK, to the point where people used the brand name as a generic term. When single-use disposables were banned, the company faced an existential rebuild: everything it was famous for became illegal to sell overnight.

The 41 new lines here are what that rebuild looks like from the outside. Elf Bar now competes on rechargeable bodies, refillable pods and prefilled pod systems, and it has had to learn to compete on substance rather than on being the name everyone recognised. The results have been more convincing than many industry watchers expected. The Elf Bar collection holds the full current range.

Which to choose

As a rough guide: pick IVG if flavour complexity is your priority and you want blends that develop across a draw rather than hitting one note. Pick Elf Bar if you want the widest possible availability, the most familiar interface, and hardware that has been refined through an enormous installed base. Both are safe recommendations, which is not something you can say about every name in this market.

Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K: the Headline Arrival

Nineteen of the new lines belong to Al Fakher, and they are the most talked-about products on this page. The Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K prefilled pods sit at £7.99 each and represent the far end of what a pod system can currently do.

Al Fakher's background is unusual for a vape brand. The name has been on shisha tobacco for decades and carries genuine authority in flavour blending, particularly with fruit and mint combinations. When the company moved into vaping it did not arrive as a newcomer chasing a trend; it arrived with an existing reputation for taste that most vape brands would take years to build.

The flavour list in this intake reflects that heritage. The Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods Blackcurrant Mint is the clearest example: dark berry against a cooling mint, a pairing that shisha blenders have used for years and that translates unusually well into vapour. The Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods Gum Mint is the other side of the same instinct, a sweet chewing-gum note wrapped around cool mint, and it is the one customers describe as tasting nothing like anything else on the shelf.

On the fruit side, the Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods Blue Razz Blast covers the blue raspberry territory that has become the default sweet-fruit flavour in UK vaping, while the Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods Blueberry Lemonade adds citrus lift to the same berry base. The Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods Mango Pineapple is the tropical entry, and the Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods Cherry Ice is the straightforward stone-fruit option with a menthol finish. All sit at the same £7.99 price, which makes choosing purely a matter of taste rather than budget.

What 50K actually means

The 50K in the name refers to the total puff capacity of the system across its pods, and it is the highest figure in this entire intake. It is a capacity claim, not a promise about how long a single pod lasts. Each pod is capped at 2ml under UK rules like every other prefilled pod sold legally here, and the large number comes from the system as a whole rather than from any one component holding more liquid than the law allows.

Devices at this end of the range are covered further down this page, and Al Fakher's wider catalogue sits in the Al Fakher collection. At £7.99 a pod, this is not the cheapest way to vape, but the cost per puff is competitive precisely because of the capacity.

Vaporesso and Oxva: 44 New Lines for People Who Refill

Not everything new is prefilled. Vaporesso brings 24 lines and Oxva another 20, and both are hardware companies serving the vapers who fill their own pods from a bottle. Forty-four lines is a substantial minority of this intake and a useful signal that the refillable side of the market is growing rather than being squeezed out by convenience formats.

Vaporesso

Vaporesso has spent a decade building a reputation on coil technology. Its mesh heads are among the most widely fitted in the world, and the company's pod kits have a consistency that hardware enthusiasts trust. New Vaporesso lines typically mean either a new device family or an expansion of coil and pod options for existing ones, and both are worth attention: the second kind quietly extends the life of a device you already own.

What makes Vaporesso a sensible entry point for somebody moving off prefilled pods is that its kits generally do not demand any technical knowledge. You fill a pod, you press a button or simply inhale, and the device works out the rest. The full range is in the Vaporesso collection.

Oxva

Oxva took a narrower and more focused path. The company concentrated on refillable pod systems with adjustable airflow and interchangeable coils, and it built a following among vapers who want to fine-tune a draw rather than accept whatever the manufacturer decided. Oxva devices tend to reward a bit of experimentation: the same pod with a different coil resistance produces a genuinely different vape.

Twenty new Oxva lines usually spans devices, pods and coils together, which is the pattern for a company whose customers buy consumables regularly. See the Oxva collection for the full picture.

Why refillable stock matters on a new-arrivals page

Prefilled convenience has an obvious appeal and a less obvious cost. A sealed 2ml pod at several pounds is dramatically more expensive per millilitre than a 10ml bottle of nic salt bought on a multibuy. If you vape daily, the difference over a year is significant, and it is the single strongest argument for owning refillable hardware.

The trade is about thirty seconds of your time every couple of days, plus the occasional coil change. For people who are happy with that trade, these 44 lines are the most financially interesting things on the page. Pair a kit with bottles from our nicotine salt e-liquids range and the running cost drops immediately.

Vampire Vape and the Bottle Side of the New Intake

Twenty-one new lines belong to Vampire Vape, and their presence changes the character of this page. Vampire Vape is a British juice manufacturer, not a hardware house and not a bar brand, and its stock here sits at the bottom of the price ladder near the £2.49 floor rather than up among the kits.

The company earned its reputation the slow way. It became known for a small number of genuinely distinctive flavours that people sought out by name, at a time when most of the market was producing interchangeable fruit blends. That reputation has survived every format change the industry has been through, which is unusual and says something about the blending rather than the marketing.

New bottle releases matter more than they might appear on a page dominated by big-puff devices, for three reasons.

• Cost. Bottles are where the multibuy deals bite hardest. At the BUY 5 FOR £10 rate, a bottle costs £2, which is a fraction of the per-millilitre cost of any sealed pod.
• Control. A bottle lets you pick strength and flavour independently. Prefilled pods only exist in the combinations a manufacturer chose to produce.
• Longevity. Bottles keep. A pod system you stop using leaves you with stranded pods; a bottle of liquid works in whatever refillable device you own next.

If you are running any refillable device, new juice releases are the most immediately useful stock on this page, because they slot straight into hardware you already have. There is no compatibility question to answer and no new device to learn.

Vampire Vape's full range sits in the Vampire Vape collection. If you are new to bottles after a long run on prefilled pods, start with a 50/50 nic salt rather than a high-VG shortfill: salts wick properly through the small coils that pod kits use, and putting a thick liquid into a small pod coil is the most common way people ruin their first refillable experience.

One practical note on strength when you switch from pods to bottles. A prefilled pod at 20mg and a bottle at 20mg contain the same nicotine concentration, but the device makes a difference to how much you actually take in. Most people find a refillable pod kit delivers a little more per draw than a small prefilled system, so if your usual is 20mg it is worth trying 10mg first in a new refillable rather than assuming the numbers transfer directly.

From 6,000 to 50,000 Puffs: Reading the Device Range

The devices in this intake span a puff range from 6,000 at the low end to 50,000 at the high end. That is an eightfold difference between the smallest and largest capacity on one page, and understanding what sits behind those numbers is the difference between buying well and buying by headline.

What a puff count actually measures

A puff figure is a manufacturer's estimate of how many draws a system delivers across its full liquid capacity, measured under laboratory conditions with a standardised draw length. Your own figure will differ, usually downward, because real people take longer draws than test rigs do. Treat the number as a comparative measure between products rather than a promise.

Crucially, a high puff count on a modern device does not mean a huge tank. UK rules cap prefilled pods at 2ml, and every legal prefilled pod on this page respects that, regardless of the number on the box. Large puff figures come from systems that pair a rechargeable body with multiple pods, so the total is a system capacity rather than a single-fill capacity.

The bands and who they suit

• Around 6,000 puffs. The entry point of the current market. Suits lighter or occasional users, people who like to change flavour often, and anyone who does not want to commit much money to a single flavour choice. See the 6000 puff vapes range.
• The middle of the range. Where most daily vapers land. Enough capacity to last a week or more without the bulk and cost of the largest systems.
• Up to 50,000 puffs. The high-capacity end, aimed at heavy daily users who value not thinking about resupply. Best cost per puff, highest upfront outlay, least flexibility if you tire of the flavour. Our 50000 puff vapes collection covers this tier.

Realistic lifespans

A moderate vaper takes roughly 300 to 500 draws a day. On that basis a 6,000 puff system runs somewhere around a fortnight, while a 50,000 puff system could run for months. Heavier users at 800 to 1,000 draws a day will roughly halve both figures. Neither is a defect; they are simply different products for different consumption levels.

The broader rechargeable category is in our big puff vapes collection, and the pods that feed these systems are in prefilled vape pods.

The Flavour Map of the New Intake

Fifteen flavour families appear across the new stock, and the list is a fair snapshot of British taste: mixed berries, ice, raspberry, strawberry, cherry, lemon, blueberry, apple, watermelon, mint, lemonade, pineapple, blue raspberry, mixed fruit and kiwi.

What is notable is what is not there. No tobacco leads the list, no custards, no bakery. The new intake is overwhelmingly fruit, ice and soft-drink territory, which reflects where the volume of the UK market genuinely sits rather than what enthusiast forums discuss.

The berry group

Mixed berries, raspberry, blueberry and blue raspberry between them make up the largest cluster. Berry flavours work well in vapour because their character comes from aromatic compounds that survive vaporisation intact, unlike creamy or bakery notes which tend to flatten. Blue raspberry deserves a special mention: it is not really a fruit at all but a confectionery flavour, and it has become the single most reliable seller in British vaping. If you are choosing blind for somebody else, blue raspberry is the safest bet on the shelf.

Ice and mint

Ice appears as a modifier on almost everything and mint stands on its own. The cooling sensation comes from compounds that trigger cold receptors without lowering temperature, which is why an iced fruit tastes both warm-sweet and cold at once. For adults switching from smoking, mint and ice profiles are often the easiest starting point because the sharpness reads as familiar.

Orchard and stone fruit

Apple, cherry and pear-adjacent profiles form the traditional middle. These are the flavours people return to after a year of chasing sweets, because they are the least fatiguing over long sessions. If you find yourself losing the ability to taste your vape by mid-afternoon, a simpler orchard fruit will usually reset your palate faster than another sweet blend.

Citrus, lemonade and tropical

Lemon, lemonade, pineapple and kiwi cover the bright end. Lemonade in particular has become a category of its own: the fizzy, slightly sweet base pairs with almost any fruit and has produced some of the most successful blends of recent years. Watermelon and mixed fruit round the list out as the crowd-pleasers that almost nobody dislikes.

Choosing across the list

The practical advice is to keep two or three flavours in rotation rather than one. Palate fatigue is real, and the sensation of a flavour going dull is far more often your nose adapting than a device failing. Alternating between a fruit, an iced blend and something sharper keeps all three tasting the way they did on day one.

Strengths in New Stock: 20mg, 10mg and 0mg

Three nicotine strengths run through this intake, and they are the three points that matter under UK regulation. The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations cap nicotine-containing e-liquid at 20mg per millilitre, limit prefilled tanks and pods to 2ml, and limit nicotine-containing bottles to 10ml. Anything sold legally in Britain sits inside those limits, which is why you will not find higher figures anywhere on this site.

20mg

The legal maximum and the default for most prefilled pods. It suits adults switching from smoking who want satisfaction from a small number of draws, and it is the strength at which nicotine salts make the most sense: the salt formulation is smoother in the throat at high concentrations than the older freebase style, which is precisely why salts took over the bar and pod market. Our 20mg e-liquids range covers the bottle side.

10mg

The most under-appreciated option in British vaping. Half the maximum, and for a great many people the strength they should have been on all along. If your current 20mg vape feels harsh, makes you lightheaded, or you find yourself taking two draws and putting it down, 10mg is likely a better fit. It is also the natural first step for anyone reducing gradually, because the jump from 20mg to 10mg is manageable in a way that going straight to nothing is not.

0mg

Nicotine-free liquid, which exists for two distinct groups: people at the end of a reduction path who still enjoy the ritual and the flavour, and people who want to dilute higher-VG shortfills without adding nicotine. Note that 0mg products are still age restricted and still require verification, because vaping products are controlled as a category in the UK regardless of nicotine content.

How to step down sensibly

The mistake people make is halving strength and flavour at the same time. Change one variable. Keep the flavour you know, drop from 20mg to 10mg, and give it a fortnight before deciding whether it works. If you find yourself vaping noticeably more often, that is your answer and there is no shame in going back up. Reduction is not a race, and a step you cannot sustain is worse than one you did not take.

Bottles are the only format that makes this ladder practical, because you control the strength rather than picking from whatever combinations a pod manufacturer chose to produce. That is the strongest single argument for owning refillable hardware.

Four Multibuys on New Stock, With the Arithmetic Shown

Four offers run across the new intake: BUY 5 FOR £10, BUY 3 FOR £15, BUY 3 FOR £23 and BUY 5 FOR £25. Multibuys are the main way pricing works in UK vaping, and they are worth understanding properly rather than assuming any bundle is automatically good value.

BUY 5 FOR £10

The bottle deal. Five 10ml nic salt bottles for a tenner, which is £2 each. Against a single-bottle price of £2.49, buying five singles would cost £12.45, so the deal saves £2.45 on the same goods. More usefully, £2 for 10ml is the cheapest liquid on this site by a wide margin. Anyone running a refillable device should be buying at this rate as a matter of routine rather than as an occasional treat. Our 5 for £10 e-liquids collection shows what qualifies.

BUY 3 FOR £15

Five pounds a unit, the mid-tier bundle. This tends to cover larger bottles and mid-priced pod packs. The right question is always the same: what would three of these cost individually? If the answer is meaningfully more than £15, take it.

BUY 3 FOR £23

Roughly £7.67 a unit, and this is the band the £7.99 prefilled pod packs fall into. Three at full price is £23.97, so the deal saves £0.97 and gets you three pods for less than the price of three. The saving is modest in percentage terms, which is normal at the premium end where margins are thinner. It is still free money if you were buying three anyway.

BUY 5 FOR £25

Five pounds a unit again, but at five units it suits people who have settled on a flavour and want a proper stock-up. This is the deal that rewards commitment: you need to be confident enough in a choice to buy five of them at once.

Stacking with free delivery

Free UK delivery starts at £20. Note that BUY 5 FOR £10 alone does not reach that threshold, which is why customers frequently pair it with a second deal or a pod pack. Two bottle deals at £10 each hits £20 exactly and ships free, which is the neatest combination on the page. Wider offers across the shop sit in our vape deals collection.

The one rule

A multibuy only saves money on things you were going to buy. Five bottles of a flavour you are unsure about is £10 wasted, not £2.45 saved. Buy one, decide you like it, then buy five.

£2.49 to £24.99: How to Shop New Arrivals Without Overspending

The price ladder on this page has real structure, and knowing where each tier sits stops you comparing things that were never comparable.

• £2.49 to around £4. Nic salt bottles. The cheapest vaping there is, provided you own something to put them in.
• Around £5 to £8. Prefilled pod packs, including the £7.99 tier. Convenience pricing: no filling, no coils, no thinking.
• Around £9 to £15. Entry and mid-range refillable kits, plus multi-pod bundles.
• Up to £24.99. Complete kits and the highest-capacity systems, where you are buying hardware that should last a long time.

The mistake worth avoiding

New-arrivals pages encourage a particular kind of overspending: buying the newest thing because it is new, rather than because it fits how you vape. Novelty is not a specification. A 50,000 puff system is genuinely excellent value per puff and genuinely wasteful if you vape twice a day, and a £2.49 bottle is a bargain only if you own hardware to fill.

A sensible first order from this page

If you already own a refillable device, the highest-value order here is straightforward: five bottles at the BUY 5 FOR £10 rate, doubled to reach £20 and free delivery, giving you ten bottles of liquid for £20. That is months of vaping for the price of a couple of prefilled pod packs.

If you are on prefilled pods and happy there, buy three at the BUY 3 FOR £23 rate rather than singles, and pick three different flavours rather than three of the same until you know which you prefer.

If you are switching from prefilled to refillable, budget for a kit in the £9 to £15 band plus a bottle deal. That combination puts you comfortably over the free delivery line and gives you everything you need in one order, with no second purchase required before you can use it.

Why price varies so much between formats

The cost of a sealed prefilled pod includes the plastic shell, the coil inside it, the factory filling and the sealing, all of which you discard. A bottle includes none of that. It is not that pods are overpriced; it is that you are buying a manufactured component every time rather than just the liquid. Whether that convenience is worth the difference is a personal call, and plenty of people conclude it is.

Genuine Stock, UK Rules and How New Arrivals Reach You

New releases are where counterfeit and non-compliant product turns up most often. A brand launches something popular, demand outruns supply, and grey-market versions appear to fill the gap. It is worth being deliberate about where you buy anything new.

What genuine means here

Everything on this page is 100% genuine stock bought through authorised UK distribution. That matters for more than authenticity. Product intended for the UK market is manufactured to UK specification: nicotine capped at 20mg per millilitre, prefilled pods and tanks capped at 2ml, nicotine-containing bottles capped at 10ml, and packaging carrying the required warnings and ingredient listings. Imported stock intended for other markets frequently fails one or more of those tests, which is the most common way a product that looks identical turns out not to be legal to sell here.

The disposable ban and what replaced it

Single-use disposable vapes are banned from sale in the UK. Every device on this page is rechargeable, and the ones with large puff figures achieve them through swappable prefilled pods rather than by holding more liquid than the rules allow. If you see a product elsewhere claiming to be single-use with a huge capacity, it is not compliant, whatever the listing says.

Age verification

All sales are strictly 18+. Age verification applies to the entire basket, including 0mg products and hardware that contains no nicotine at all, because vaping products are age restricted as a category. Orders that fail verification cannot be dispatched and we are not able to make exceptions.

What we will not tell you

We sell vaping products to adults, and we make no health or medical claims about any of them. Nothing on this page is guidance about smoking. If you are an adult switching from smoking and looking for products that work reliably and arrive quickly, that is the service we provide, and it is the whole of our remit.

Delivery

Weekday orders in before 4pm are packed and sent the same afternoon. UK delivery is free once your basket reaches £20, which most multibuy combinations clear comfortably. New stock is listed as it arrives, so if something you want is not here yet it is worth checking again rather than assuming it is not coming; this page changes more often than any other in the shop.

Popular picks from New In

Some of what sits in this collection right now:

• Blackcurrant Mint Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Blue Razz Blast Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Blueberry Lemonade Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Blueberry Raspberry Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Cherry Ice Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Grape Berry Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99
• Gum Mint Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K Prefilled Pods from £7.99

The full collection runs to 211 products, starting at £2.49. The sort and filter controls make a large range manageable.

Related collections worth a look

The brands you will find here:

• Hayati (434 products)
• Elf Bar (139 products)
• IVG (315 products)
• Vampire Vape (33 products)
• Al Fakher (106 products)
• Oxva (66 products)
• Vaporesso (54 products)

The main categories, if you want to start again: E-Liquids, Disposable Vapes, Nicotine Pouches, Vape Kits, Nicotine Salt E-Liquids, Pod Kits. Baskets over £20 ship free within the UK.