Vampire Vape

Vampire Vape at VapeShopOnline: 42 Products, Two Formats and Two Multibuy Deals

Vampire Vape is one of the more interesting brand collections on our shelves, because it is not really one thing. The 42 products we carry run from £2.49 at the bottom to £8.99 at the top, and that spread is not a matter of some flavours being dearer than others. It is the signature of a range that covers two entirely different ways of vaping, sold under the same name.

At the top of the range sits the Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit at £8.99, a rechargeable device rated at 10,000 puffs with a wide flavour menu behind it. At the bottom sits the bottled side of the brand, starting from £2.49, aimed at vapers who refill their own device. Two formats, two price points, two different customers, one brand name on the box.

Both halves carry multibuy structures, and this is where a Vampire Vape order gets genuinely good value. The collection runs a BUY 5 FOR £25 deal and a BUY 5 FOR £10 deal. Those two numbers map neatly onto the two halves of the range: £25 divided by five is £5 a unit, which is the sort of discount that applies to the £8.99 devices, and £10 divided by five is £2 a unit, which sits naturally against the lower priced bottled products from £2.49. Deal eligibility is always shown on the individual product page, so check the badge before you build a basket, but the shape of the offers is clear enough.

Flavour-wise, this is a fruit-forward brand with a distinct habit: it likes contrast. Across the 42 products you will find raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, cherry, apple, watermelon, pineapple, orange, lemon, lime, banana, mixed berries, mixed fruit, mint and a substantial run of ice. What sets the range apart is how often those fruits are paired with a sour or sharp counterpart rather than simply sweetened, which is a recognisable house style once you have tried a few.

Nicotine is offered at 10mg and 20mg across the range, which is the standard pair for the UK market and, in the case of 20mg, the legal maximum.

This guide walks through the whole collection properly. We will separate the two halves of the range and explain who each suits, break down the 10K Prefilled Pod Kit as hardware, run the actual arithmetic on both multibuy deals so you can see what you save, work through the flavour menu in two parts, cover strength selection, compare Vampire Vape against three other brands we stock, and finish with care, compliance and ordering.

Everything we sell in this collection is 100% genuine, sold strictly to adults aged 18+, dispatched next working day when you order before 4pm, and delivered free across the UK once your basket passes £20.

The Two Halves of the Range: From £2.49 to £8.99

Most brand pages can tell you a single story. This one cannot, because the £2.49 product and the £8.99 product are not competing with each other. They are aimed at different people, and knowing which half you are shopping in is the first useful decision.

The £8.99 half: complete prefilled devices

The Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit is a self-contained unit. You buy it, you charge it, you vape it, you replace the pod or the device when it is done. There is no filling, no coil to select, no liquid to buy separately. Everything in this half of the range belongs to the wider category covered by our prefilled pod kits section, and it is far and away the most popular way to vape in Britain right now.

Who it suits: anyone who wants to buy one thing and start vaping immediately, anyone who does not want to carry a bottle, and adults switching from smoking who want the simplest possible starting point. The trade-off is cost per millilitre, which is always higher when someone else does the filling for you.

The £2.49 half: bottled e-liquid

At the other end sit the low priced bottled products. Under UK regulations, nicotine-containing e-liquid cannot be sold in bottles larger than 10ml, so this half of the range is built around small bottles and multibuy packs. You need a refillable device to use them, and in exchange you get a much lower cost per millilitre and far more control over what you are vaping.

Who it suits: anyone already running a pod kit or tank, anyone who has done the arithmetic and does not want to keep paying prefilled prices, and anyone who likes keeping several flavours open at once. Our broader 5 for £10 e-liquids collection shows how widespread that pricing structure is across the store.

Why one brand does both

This is increasingly normal. A brand that built its name on bottled liquid has an obvious route into hardware: take the flavours people already know and put them into a device that requires no effort. It also means that if you start on the device and later move to refilling, you can carry a familiar flavour identity across with you, which is not something you can do with a hardware-only brand.

Which half to start in

If you do not currently own a vape device, start at £8.99 with the pod kit. It is the complete answer in one purchase. If you already own a refillable device and are shopping for liquid, start at the bottled end, because paying prefilled prices when you have a perfectly good tank sitting at home makes no sense. If you own a device but hate refilling in public, buy both and use each where it suits.

The Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit, Explained Properly

The £8.99 device is the centrepiece of this collection, and it is worth understanding what the numbers on the box actually mean.

What 10,000 puffs represents

Ten thousand is the manufacturer rating for total puff life. It is a laboratory figure taken under consistent conditions, so treat it as a ceiling rather than a promise. In real use, a moderate vaper taking around 400 puffs a day will get roughly three and a half weeks from one device. A heavier user at 800 puffs a day gets around twelve or thirteen days. A light user vaping mainly in the evenings could stretch it well past a month.

Ten thousand is currently the sweet spot of the UK market, which is why our 10000 puff vapes collection is one of the busiest on the site. It is long enough that you are not shopping every week, and short enough that the liquid inside is still tasting good when you finish it. Much larger devices can outlast the freshness of their own e-liquid, which is a real and underdiscussed drawback of the very biggest capacities in our big puff vapes range.

Prefilled pod, not disposable

The word "kit" in the name matters. Since the UK banned single-use disposable vapes, every device on legal sale must be rechargeable rather than thrown away when the battery dies. A prefilled pod kit is the format that replaced the old bars: a rechargeable battery section paired with a prefilled pod that is replaced rather than refilled.

Practically, that means two things. First, you must charge it, and the battery will need topping up at least once before the liquid is gone. Second, when the pod is spent you are replacing a small component rather than a whole device, which is the point of the format. Our prefilled vape pods section is where replacement pods across all brands live.

Capacity and strength limits

UK regulations cap any prefilled pod at 2ml and cap nicotine at 20mg per millilitre. Every compliant device in Britain works within those limits, including this one, and it is why puff counts are achieved through efficient coils and rechargeable batteries rather than by simply fitting a bigger tank.

The draw

Devices of this type are built for mouth to lung vaping, which means a tighter draw where the vapour is held in the mouth before inhaling. That style pairs with the 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt strengths the format uses, and it is the closest thing to the familiar sensation for adults switching from smoking. If you want an airy, direct-to-lung draw with large clouds, this is not the format for you and a refillable sub-ohm setup would serve you better.

What you do not get

No wattage adjustment, no coil selection, no maintenance. That is the appeal. It fires on draw, it charges over USB-C, and the only thing you have to remember is to plug it in before it runs flat.

The Multibuy Maths: What BUY 5 FOR £25 and BUY 5 FOR £10 Actually Save You

Both deals attached to this collection are of the same shape: pick five, pay a fixed price. That structure rewards planning, and the savings are large enough to be worth a couple of minutes of arithmetic.

Five for £25 on the devices

The 10K Prefilled Pod Kit is £8.99 individually. Buying five at full price would be £44.95. Under the five for £25 structure you pay £25, which is a saving of £19.95, or roughly 44 percent off the single unit price. Per device that is £5 instead of £8.99.

Look at what that does to cost per puff. At £8.99 for 10,000 puffs, you are paying about 90 pence per thousand puffs. At £5 a device, you are paying 50 pence per thousand puffs. That is a genuinely large shift, and it puts the device into a price band that very little in the big-puff category can match.

Put it in weekly terms. A moderate vaper at 400 puffs a day uses roughly 2,800 puffs a week, so five devices at 10,000 each is around 17 weeks of vaping for £25. That works out to under £1.50 a week.

Five for £10 on the bottled side

The lower end of the range starts at £2.49. Five at that price would be £12.45, so a five for £10 structure saves £2.45 and brings each unit down to £2. On a 10ml bottle that is 20 pence per millilitre, which is about as sharp as ready-mixed nicotine liquid gets in the UK.

Fifty millilitres of liquid for £10 also comfortably clears half the free delivery threshold on its own, and it gives you five separate flavours rather than one, which is the real reason experienced vapers buy this way.

Stacking with free delivery

UK delivery is free over £20. A single five for £25 device bundle clears it outright with nothing else in the basket. A five for £10 liquid bundle does not, so if bottles are all you are buying, take two bundles at £20 and clear the threshold exactly, or add a device.

The rule for using deals well

Multibuy only saves you money on things you were going to buy anyway, and only if you actually like them. The sensible approach is to try one or two flavours at single price first, work out which ones you would happily vape for weeks, and then buy those on the bundle. Buying five of an untried flavour saves you 44 percent on something you may not enjoy, which is not a saving at all.

Where else deals live

Bundle structures run across the store, not just this brand. Our vape kit bundle deals and the wider vape deals section are worth checking before you finalise any order, because the same money often stretches further with a slightly different basket.

The Flavour House Style: Why Vampire Vape Blends Taste the Way They Do

Read the flavour names across this collection and a pattern emerges quickly. This is not a range that simply sweetens fruit. It builds tension into blends, and understanding that habit tells you a lot about whether you will get on with it.

Sour against sweet

The most obvious signature is pairing a sweet fruit with a sour one. Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit Blueberry Sour Raspberry is the clearest example on the menu: soft, rounded blueberry as the base with a sharp sour raspberry cutting across the top. You can find it here: Blueberry Sour Raspberry. The same logic runs through Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit Sweet and Sour Cherry, where the name states the intention outright.

Why do it? Because pure sweetness fatigues the palate quickly. A blend that is only sugar tastes wonderful for two days and like nothing at all by day ten. Acidity gives the tongue something to react to every single puff, which is exactly what you want on a device you will be using for three weeks.

Fruit against fruit

The second habit is layering two fruits that occupy different parts of the palate rather than reinforcing each other. Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit Raspberry Apple Juice is a good illustration, with crisp orchard apple sitting under a darker, jammier raspberry: Raspberry Apple Juice. Neither fruit dominates, and the result reads as more complex than either would alone.

Ice as a structural element

Ice appears throughout the range, and it is worth being precise about what it does. Ice is a cooling agent that creates a physical sensation of cold with very little flavour of its own. It is not menthol, which brings its own sharp minty character. Ice makes fruit read as fresher, extends the finish and, crucially, reduces flavour fatigue over a long-lived device.

Mint does appear separately in the range for those who want the actual herb rather than the chill. If cold profiles are your thing generally, our ice e-liquids collection covers the same territory in bottled form across many brands.

What the range does not do

There is very little in the dessert, bakery or tobacco direction here. This is a fruit and menthol house, and it commits to that. If you are looking for custard, biscuit or a tobacco blend, you will be better served elsewhere in our catalogue.

How to use this when choosing

If you like sharp, bright, slightly tart flavours, this brand is built for you and you can buy almost anywhere in the menu with confidence. If you prefer soft, sweet, rounded flavours with no edge, pick carefully and lean towards the smoothie and juice styled names rather than anything with sour in the title.

Flavour Guide Part One: Berries, Sour Notes and the Dark End

Berries make up the largest single block of the range. Raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, cherry and mixed berries all appear, often more than once and often in combination. Here is how they differ in practice.

Raspberry

Raspberry is the brand's most heavily used fruit, and it behaves differently depending on what it is next to. On its own it is bright, slightly floral and quite sharp. Layered under a sweeter fruit it turns jammy and deeper. In sour form it becomes genuinely tart, which is where the range gets some of its most distinctive blends. Anyone who enjoys the raspberry family should treat this collection as a strong match.

Blueberry

Blueberry is softer, rounder and less acidic. It has a slightly powdery sweetness that works beautifully as a base layer but can feel a bit flat if it is the only note in a blend. That is exactly why the range tends to pair it with something sour on top rather than leaving it alone.

Strawberry

Strawberry is the most universally liked fruit in vaping and the hardest to do well, because it sits so close to being generic. Done properly it is bright and fresh rather than syrupy. Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit Strawberry Ice puts a cold edge under it, which stops the sweetness building up over a long session: Strawberry Ice. If strawberry is your profile, the wider strawberry e-liquids collection is worth a browse for bottled alternatives.

Cherry

Cherry in vape form leans dark and slightly medicinal rather than fresh off the tree, closer to a cherry sweet than a piece of fruit. It is a divisive profile and a distinctive one. The sweet and sour treatment in this range suits it particularly well, because the tartness pulls it away from the cough-sweet association that puts some people off.

Mixed berries

Mixed berries is the safety option in any range, and there is no shame in that. It is a blend rather than a single note, engineered to be broadly likeable, and it is the right choice if you are buying for someone whose taste you do not know or if you simply want something that will never annoy you.

Building a berry order

The mistake to avoid is buying five berry flavours on a bundle deal and discovering by week two that they all blur into one. Berries fatigue the palate faster than citrus does. If you are buying five, take two or three from this section and fill the rest from the citrus and tropical side covered below. That gives you genuine contrast across four months of vaping rather than four months of the same idea.

Flavour Guide Part Two: Citrus, Tropical and Orchard Fruit

The other half of the menu moves away from berries entirely, and it is the half most people underuse. Citrus and tropical profiles are the reason a five flavour bundle stays interesting.

Lemon and lime

Citrus is the great palate reset of vaping. It is sharp, clean and it does not build up the way sweet berry does, which makes it the flavour people reach for when everything else has started tasting the same. Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit Lemon and Lime combines the two classic citrus notes, with lemon bringing brightness and lime bringing a slightly bitter, aromatic edge that stops it reading as lemonade: Lemon and Lime.

Even if citrus is not your favourite flavour, having one in a five flavour bundle is genuinely useful. It is the one you switch to when your main flavour has gone quiet, and it brings the main flavour back to life when you switch away again.

Pineapple

Pineapple is the most assertive tropical fruit and it does something no berry can: it is simultaneously sweet and sharply acidic. That makes it exceptionally resistant to palate fatigue. Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit Pineapple Ice adds a cold finish, which turns it into one of the better warm weather options in the range: Pineapple Ice.

Watermelon

Watermelon is the opposite of pineapple: mild, watery, subtly sweet and very easy to vape all day. It is one of the best all day profiles in existence precisely because it does not shout. It also takes ice extremely well, since the cooling effect amplifies the fresh, just-cut quality of the fruit. If it suits you, our watermelon e-liquids collection has plenty more in the same direction.

Apple

Apple splits into two distinct styles in vaping: crisp green apple, which is tart and refreshing, and softer red apple, which is sweeter and rounder. In this range apple mostly appears as a supporting layer rather than a lead, giving blends a fresh, juicy backbone without dominating.

Orange and banana

Orange is the least common citrus in vaping and it is more difficult to get right than lemon, because it can drift towards a squash or cordial character. Banana is the range's wildcard: vape banana is closer to banana milkshake or banana sweets than fresh fruit, which is why it divides people so sharply. If you expect fresh fruit you will be disappointed. If you expect the confectionery version you will probably love it.

Mint

Mint sits apart from everything above. Where ice is a sensation, mint is a flavour with real herbal character. It is the choice for someone who wants cold and clean with no fruit at all, and it is the profile that fatigues the palate least of anything in the range.

10mg or 20mg: Getting the Strength Right Across Both Formats

Both halves of the Vampire Vape range are offered at 10mg and 20mg. That upper figure is not a brand decision, it is the legal ceiling in the UK, and understanding what sits behind these two numbers saves a lot of trial and error.

What 20mg is for

Twenty milligrams is the right starting point for an adult switching from smoking who was a regular daily smoker. The logic is behavioural: if the nicotine delivery is too light, people compensate by vaping far more often and rarely feel settled, which empties devices faster and costs more. The tight mouth to lung draw used by both prefilled pods and small refillable devices is designed around this strength.

If a device is going to be your main daily vape rather than an occasional supplement, 20mg is usually the sensible call.

What 10mg is for

Ten milligrams suits light or occasional former smokers, vapers who have been stepping down over time, and anyone who finds 20mg gives a harsher throat sensation than they enjoy. It is also better for extended social or evening use, where you might be vaping steadily for several hours.

A frequent misunderstanding is that lower strength makes a device last longer. It does not. The puff rating and liquid volume are identical; only the nicotine content per millilitre changes. What can change is your own behaviour, since some people puff more often on a lower strength.

Nicotine salts and why 20mg is bearable

Prefilled devices and high strength bottles use nicotine salt formulations rather than traditional freebase nicotine. Salts are noticeably smoother in the throat at high strength, which is what makes 20mg usable in a small device. The same strength in freebase form would be genuinely harsh for most people. Our nicotine salt e-liquids collection is where the bottled version of that formulation lives, and it is the natural next step if you move from the device half of this range to the refillable half.

Switching between the two halves

If you are moving from the 10K Pod Kit to bottled liquid, keep the same strength at first. Changing device format and nicotine level at the same time makes it impossible to tell which change caused what. Get comfortable with the new hardware, then adjust strength if you want to.

Stepping down

Many adult vapers reduce strength gradually over months. There is no correct schedule and no prize for rushing. Move from 20mg to 10mg, sit there until it feels normal, and if you want to continue, the refillable half of the market opens up lower options including zero nicotine shortfills such as the V-Blood range. That path is available whenever you want it and there is no obligation to take it.

Prefilled Pods or Bottles: Which Half of the Range Suits You

Since this collection genuinely offers both, it is worth setting the two formats against each other honestly rather than pretending one is simply better.

The case for the £8.99 pod kit

• Nothing to learn. Charge it and vape it. No coils, no wicking, no filling, no mixing.
• Nothing to carry. One object in your pocket, no bottle, no risk of a leak in a bag.
• Consistent from first puff to last. Sealed pods do not suffer from the coil degradation that gradually changes the taste of a refillable device.
• Cheap on the bundle. At five for £25 it is £5 a device, which materially changes the value comparison.

The case for the bottled half

• Cost per millilitre. At around £2 a bottle on a five for £10 structure, refilling is far cheaper over time than any prefilled format.
• Flavour freedom. You are not limited to what a device manufacturer chose to fill a pod with.
• Strength control. Buy the strength you want per bottle rather than per device.
• Less waste. One device with refills produces far less plastic and electronic waste than a stream of prefilled units.

The honest comparison

Refilling wins on cost and flexibility. Prefilled wins on convenience and consistency. Neither statement is controversial, and the right answer depends entirely on which of those you value.

The thing worth pointing out is that the gap narrows considerably when the device bundle is in play. At full price of £8.99 for 2ml of prefilled liquid, refilling is dramatically cheaper. At £5 a device on the bundle, the convenience premium becomes small enough that plenty of people happily pay it.

The setup most experienced vapers actually run

Two devices, not one. A refillable pod kit at home where cost per millilitre matters most, and a prefilled device in the coat pocket for work, travel and nights out where refilling is a nuisance. That combination gets you most of the cost advantage and most of the convenience, and it means you are never stranded when a coil dies or a bottle runs dry.

Trying before committing

If you are unsure, buy one 10K Pod Kit at £8.99 and one or two bottles at the low end of the range. Under twenty pounds gets you a genuine side by side comparison over a fortnight, after which you will know exactly which bundle deal you want to be using.

Vampire Vape Against Elf Bar, IVG and SKE

Forty two products is a focused range by the standards of the UK market. Here is how it sits against three of the larger brands we carry, and what each comparison actually tells you.

Against Elf Bar

Our Elf Bar collection runs to 216 products across several device families and capacities. Elf Bar is the name most people recognise and the safest recommendation for someone who wants a brand they have heard of. What you give up is clarity: working out which Elf Bar model suits you takes genuine effort, and prices vary between families. Vampire Vape is far easier to navigate, with one flagship device and a bottled range behind it, but it offers nothing like the same hardware choice.

Against IVG

With 540 products, IVG is one of the deepest ranges on the site and another British name with a strong bottled heritage that moved into devices. It is the closest comparison to Vampire Vape in character, and the difference is mostly one of scale and flavour philosophy. IVG casts a wider net across flavour styles, including sweeter and more dessert-leaning blends. Vampire Vape stays tighter and sharper, with that sour and iced house style running through most of the menu.

Against SKE

SKE at 248 products is the hardware-led comparison. Where Vampire Vape came to devices from liquid, SKE built its reputation on the device side and is generally the choice for someone who cares most about how the kit itself performs and how easily replacement pods can be found. If your priority is the pod ecosystem rather than the flavour identity, that is the range to look at.

The summary

Vampire Vape is not the biggest range, the newest hardware or the widest flavour menu on the site. What it offers is a recognisable and consistent flavour character, a single well-priced 10,000 puff device, a genuine bottled option for people who refill, and two multibuy deals that are among the more aggressive we run. If you like sharp fruit and you want a brand you can understand in five minutes, it is a strong pick.

Mixing brands

There is no requirement to be loyal to one name. Most customers end up with a basket spanning several brands, choosing each for what it does well, and multibuy deals apply to eligible products rather than to a philosophy. Check what qualifies, build the basket that suits you, and ignore the branding.

Getting the Full 10,000: Charging, Pod Handling and Common Errors

Most people who feel a big-puff device underdelivered were let down by handling rather than by the hardware. A few habits make the difference between reaching the rating and stopping well short.

Charge early, not late

The single most expensive mistake is treating a rechargeable device like the old single-use bars: vaping it until it dies and then binning it. On a 10,000 puff device the battery will need charging before the liquid runs out, guaranteed. If you never plug it in, you throw away liquid you paid for. Charge as soon as the vapour feels thinner or the draw feels weaker.

Use a modest charger

A standard USB-C cable into a laptop port or a low output plug is ideal. High output fast chargers designed for large phone batteries push more current than a small vape cell benefits from. Charging takes minutes rather than hours regardless, so there is nothing to gain. Unplug when it is done and never leave it charging overnight or unattended.

Do not chain-puff

Ten rapid draws in a row does not deliver more nicotine, it delivers a hot coil and a dry wick. The cotton needs a few seconds to draw liquid back in between puffs. Ignore that and you get the harsh burnt taste that people mistake for a faulty device. Leave a beat between draws, especially in the first minutes of a new pod.

Handling pods

When fitting a fresh pod, seat it firmly and then leave the device standing upright for five minutes before the first draw. That gives the wick time to saturate properly. Firing a dry wick even a couple of times can permanently affect the taste of an otherwise good pod.

Storage

Keep the device upright, cool and out of direct sunlight. Heat thins e-liquid and makes leaking more likely, and it accelerates the flavour dulling that affects every prefilled product over time. Cold has the opposite effect: a device left in a freezing car will produce weak vapour until it warms back up, which is not a fault.

Telling battery from liquid

Two different endings. Thin vapour with correct flavour means the battery needs charging. Flat, slightly burnt flavour that charging does not fix means the liquid is spent and the pod is finished. Learning to tell them apart is worth several devices a year.

Disposal

Never in the household bin. These devices contain lithium cells and electronics and fall under UK electrical waste rules. Vape shops and household recycling centres take them. Batteries in general refuse are a genuine fire risk in collection lorries and sorting facilities, which was one of the drivers behind the disposable ban in the first place.

UK Compliance, Delivery and Building a Vampire Vape Order

Two final pieces: what the law requires, and how to put an order together that gets the most out of this collection.

The rules in brief

• 20mg maximum. No nicotine-containing e-liquid sold legally in the UK exceeds 20mg per millilitre. Anything advertised at 50mg is not legal for sale here.
• 2ml prefilled limit. Prefilled pods and tanks are capped at 2ml, which is why puff counts are delivered through efficient coils and rechargeable batteries.
• 10ml bottle limit. Nicotine-containing e-liquid cannot be sold in bottles larger than 10ml, which is why the bottled half of this range comes in small bottles and multibuy packs.
• No single-use disposables. The UK ban means every device on sale is rechargeable, which is why the prefilled pod kit format took over.
• Strictly 18+. All vape sales are to adults aged 18 and over. We verify age at checkout and may request proof on delivery.

What we do not claim

We sell vape products, we do not provide healthcare. We make no health claims about vaping and cannot offer medical advice. This range is intended for adults who already use nicotine, including adults switching from smoking. For guidance about nicotine use on health grounds, speak to a pharmacist, your GP or your local stop smoking service.

Genuine stock only

Every Vampire Vape product we sell is 100% genuine and sourced through legitimate UK supply. Counterfeit devices are the usual explanation behind units that fall far short of their rating, taste wrong from the first puff or fail within days. Buying from a compliant UK retailer removes that risk entirely.

Delivery

Free UK delivery on orders over £20. We dispatch same day on weekday orders placed before 4pm. Packaging is discreet and every order is age verified.

Three sensible orders

• The trial. Two 10K Pod Kits at £8.99 each, one berry and one citrus or tropical, plus a bottle or two from the lower end of the range. Around twenty pounds, clears free delivery, and tells you everything you need to know about the brand.
• The stock-up. Five devices at £25 under the bundle structure. Roughly four months of vaping for a moderate user at £5 a device, and it clears free delivery on its own. Only do this with flavours you have already tried.
• The refiller. Two five for £10 liquid bundles at £20 total, giving ten bottles across as many flavours as you like, with free delivery included.

If you are stuck

Tell us what you are vaping now and what you liked or disliked about it, and we will point you at the right part of this range rather than letting you guess. That is what a specialist is for, and it is a great deal cheaper than buying five of the wrong flavour.

Popular picks from Vampire Vape

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

• Vampire Vape 10K Prefilled Pod Kit from £8.99
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99
• Dragon Fruit Watermelon Smoothie Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99
• Lemon and Lime Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99
• Mint Mojito Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99
• Pineapple Ice Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99
• Raspberry Apple Juice Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99
• Red Raspberry Blast Vampire Vape 10k Prefilled Pods from £5.99

The full collection runs to 33 products, starting at £2.49. The sort and filter controls make a large range manageable.

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