Vape Kits

Vape Kits at VapeShopOnline: 2,001 Ways to Get Set Up

A vape kit is the whole package: the device, the battery, the pod or tank it draws from, everything you need to go from box to first puff. This collection holds 2,001 of them, priced from £2.99 at the entry level to £34.99 for the most capable refillable hardware we carry. Between those two figures sits every style of device currently sold legally in the UK, from pocket prefilled kits that need no setup at all to rechargeable big-puff machines rated for as many as 70,000 puffs, through to serious refillable pod systems from the established hardware manufacturers.

Twelve brands carry the collection. Hayati leads with 304 kits, IVG follows on 230, and Vaporesso, the most hardware focused name on the page, holds 223. Lost Mary brings 123, Crystal Prime 108, Oxva 104, SKE 94 and Elf Bar 83, with Al Fakher on 66, Fumot on 60, Hyola on 53 and Uwell on 48 completing the wall. That mix matters more than the raw total, because it means the page is not a single category dressed up as choice. Prefilled convenience brands, big-puff specialists and refillable hardware houses all live here side by side, and picking well means knowing which of those camps you belong in.

That is what this guide is for. We walk through the three kit families and give you a fast, honest way to choose between them. We profile the brands so the names on the listings mean something before you click. We cover nicotine strength, which is a bigger decision than most first time buyers realise, flavour direction across the range, care and charging habits that decide whether a kit lasts, and every route to paying less, from multibuy structures such as buy 2 for £20 through to the kit bundle deals we run permanently.

Two ground rules before we start. First, everything here is UK compliant: nicotine strength tops out at the legal 20mg limit, tanks and pods respect the 2ml TPD capacity rule, and every listing has been notified to the MHRA as the law requires. Second, every product on this site is for adults aged 18 or over, no exceptions. Vaping products are widely used by adults switching away from cigarettes, and that is the audience this range is built for. If that is you, or you are an existing vaper upgrading tired hardware, the next section will have you pointed at the right shelf within a couple of minutes.

The Three Kit Families, and How to Pick Yours in Two Minutes

Every one of the 2,001 kits in this collection belongs to one of three families. Get the family right and the rest is just picking a flavour and a colour. Get it wrong and you will be back here in a fortnight buying again.

Family one: prefilled pod kits

The device arrives with a filled, sealed pod already in place. You puff, and when the pod runs dry you click in a fresh one. No filling, no coils, no mess, no learning curve. This is the natural landing spot for adults coming straight from cigarettes who want the smallest possible change to their routine. Browse the format on its own page at prefilled pod kits, where 1,554 options live.

Family two: big-puff rechargeable kits

The modern heir to the old single-use bar. A big-puff kit pairs a rechargeable battery with a large e-liquid reserve, delivered through compliant 2ml pod technology, and is rated in thousands of puffs, anywhere from 6,000 to 70,000 on this page. You charge it, you puff it, and when the liquid is finally gone you replace the pod or the device. The dedicated shelf is at big puff vapes, with 1,550 lines.

Family three: refillable pod kits

Hardware you fill yourself from 10ml bottles of e-liquid. Vaporesso, Oxva, Uwell, Aspire and Geekvape are the specialists here. Upfront cost is higher, £9.99 to £34.99 rather than £2.99 to £11.99, but running costs collapse because you buy liquid instead of prefilled pods, and bottle e-liquid is the cheapest way to vape by a distance. Start at pod kits or the curated vape starter kits shelf, each holding 455 options.

The two minute decision

• If you want zero effort and maximum familiarity, and you accept slightly higher running costs for it, choose prefilled.
• If you want the longest stretch between purchases and the biggest flavour menu in the shop, choose big-puff.
• If you vape daily, plan to keep vaping, and want the lowest cost per week over the long run, choose refillable and never look back.

Plenty of experienced vapers keep a foot in two camps: a refillable kit for home and a big-puff device for travel, or a prefilled kit as the glovebox spare. Nothing about these families is exclusive, and the multibuy pricing covered later makes mixing formats cheap to try.

Prefilled Pod Kits: Zero Effort, Maximum Convenience

Prefilled pod kits are vaping with the complexity removed. The battery section is rechargeable and lives in your pocket for weeks or months; the pods are sealed units of flavoured nicotine salt e-liquid that click in and out in a second. There is nothing to fill, nothing to screw together, no coil to prime and no settings to understand. For an adult smoker who has never held a vape, this family has the shortest distance between opening the box and actually using the thing.

The classic of the format is the Elf Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit at £3.99, a small, light device that behaves almost identically to the bars that introduced most of the country to vaping, except the battery recharges and the pods swap. At £3.99 it is also one of the cheapest complete kits in the building, which makes it a sensible first experiment: if vaping is not for you, the cost of finding out was less than a meal deal habit. Elf Bar holds 83 lines in this collection overall, and the wider brand range is worth a look at the Elf Bar collection.

Once you own the battery, the economics shift to the pods themselves, which is a market of its own. Our vape pods collection carries 1,412 pod lines with multibuy structures that bring per-pod prices down sharply, including a rotating three for £10 shelf. The kit is the doorway; the pods are the groceries. When you compare prefilled against other families, always price the groceries, not the doorway.

Who should choose prefilled, honestly stated:

• Smokers making their first switch who value familiarity above everything. The draw, the size and the ritual are as close to a cigarette as vaping gets.
• Anyone who finds refilling fiddly or simply does not want liquid bottles in their life.
• Vapers who share a household and want a spare device that anyone can maintain without instruction.
• People who prioritise pocketability, because prefilled devices are consistently the smallest and lightest kits we sell.

And who should not: heavy, all-day vapers on a tight budget. If you are getting through pods every day or two, refillable hardware will pay for itself quickly, and the maths in the refillable section below shows exactly how. Prefilled kits trade a little cost for a lot of convenience. For many people that trade is exactly right, but it should be a decision, not an accident.

Big-Puff Rechargeable Kits: Capacity Without the Faff

Big-puff kits are where the collection gets its headline numbers. These are rechargeable devices rated from 6,000 puffs at the modest end up to 70,000 at the top, achieved with high capacity liquid reserves feeding compliant 2ml pod systems. They arrived as the answer to a simple question: how do you keep the convenience people loved about single-use bars while meeting the rules that ended them? The answer turned out to be better than the original. You get weeks of use from one purchase, a USB-C port instead of a bin trip, and a cost per puff the old bars never approached.

The flagship example running through this page is the Al Fakher 30K Hypermax Vape Kit at £11.99, a 30,000 puff rechargeable available in a deep flavour list. The Berry Blue edition is the crowd pleaser, the Blue Razz Lemonade leans sharp and fizzy, the Blackcurrant Ice pairs a very British fruit with a cold finish, and the Blueberry Mint splits the difference between fruit and fresh. Berry Ice and Blueberry Gum round out the sweeter end of the same family. At £11.99 for a rated 30,000 puffs, the arithmetic is blunt: you are paying about 0.04 pence per puff before any multibuy discount touches it.

Capacity tiers matter, and we shelve them separately so you can shop by commitment level. A light or social vaper does not need a monster; a heavy daily vaper should not be buying small. The tiers most buyers land on:

• Around 6,000 puffs: the trial tier, low commitment, good for testing a flavour.
• 10,000 to 15,000 puffs: the everyday sweet spot for moderate use.
• 25,000 to 30,000 puffs: heavy use territory, where cost per puff gets seriously low. Browse the 30,000 puff shelf, which holds 467 devices.
• 50,000 puffs and beyond: maximum stretch between purchases, covered on the 50,000 puff shelf with 123 options.

One honest caveat: puff ratings are manufacturer figures measured with short machine puffs. A long, slow draw uses more liquid than the test rig assumes, so treat the number as a comparison tool between devices rather than a promise. A 30,000 puff device will always outlast a 10,000 puff device by roughly the ratio on the box, and that is the useful information. Big-puff kits from Hayati, SKE, Crystal Prime, Fumot and Al Fakher dominate this family, and every one of them respects the 20mg nicotine ceiling UK law sets.

Refillable Pod Kits: The Hardware Route for Lower Running Costs

Refillable kits are the family serious daily vapers eventually reach, usually after doing the sums. The device is a genuine piece of hardware: adjustable in some cases, USB-C rechargeable in all of them, with pods you fill yourself from 10ml e-liquid bottles and coils or pod cartridges you replace on a cycle of days or weeks. Upfront you pay more. Per week, you pay far less, because bottled e-liquid costs a fraction of prefilled equivalents for the same amount of vaping.

This is where Vaporesso earns its 223 lines in the collection. The Vaporesso Armour G Pod Vape Kit at £27.99 and its sibling the Armour GS at £26.99 are rugged, full featured devices for people who want one kit to do everything, and the wider Vaporesso range runs all the way to £34.99 at the top of this collection. Oxva, with 104 kit lines, takes the sleeker path: the Oxva NeXlim 2 Mini Pod Vape Kit at £16.99 comes in ten finishes from Aurora Blue to Sakura Pink and is about as pocketable as refillable hardware gets. Uwell, on 48 lines, built its reputation on the Caliburn family, and the Uwell Caliburn G3 Pod Vape Kit at £16.99 continues a series many vapers consider the benchmark for flavour from a small device. Aspire and Geekvape sit in the same camp elsewhere in the store, with the Aspire Gotek X Pod Vape Kit and Geekvape Sonder Q Pod Vape Kit both at £9.99 as lower cost entries to real hardware.

The running cost argument deserves numbers. Fill a refillable kit from our nicotine salt e-liquids range, where the five for £10 structure prices bottles at £2 each, and 50ml of liquid costs £10. The same £10 in prefilled form buys a fraction of that volume. Over a month of daily vaping the difference is not marginal, it is the difference between vaping being a noticeable expense and a trivial one. Shortfill users do even better at volume: our shortfill e-liquids shelf carries larger nicotine-free bottles designed to take a nicotine shot, and pairs naturally with the 0mg range for vapers who have stepped down entirely.

The honest costs of admission: you will top up a pod every day or so, you will replace coils when flavour dulls, and you will keep a bottle in a bag or drawer. Our vape coils shelf and accessories cover the consumables. None of it is difficult, all of it takes slightly more thought than clicking in a prefilled pod. If you vape occasionally, that overhead may not be worth it. If you vape daily, it almost certainly is.

Brand Guide, Part One: Hayati, IVG and Vaporesso

Three brands hold more than a third of this entire collection between them, and they could hardly be more different from each other. Knowing what each one is actually for saves a lot of scrolling.

Hayati: 304 kits

The volume leader of the page and of the store, where the full Hayati collection runs to 721 products. Hayati made its name on big-puff devices with enormous flavour menus and aggressive pricing, and its kit range here follows that formula across capacity tiers from everyday sizes up to the serious end. If you want maximum choice of flavour within a single brand family, so that you can hop between options without changing hardware habits, Hayati is the default answer. Its lines also feature heavily in the multibuy structures, which compounds the value story.

IVG: 230 kits

A UK founded name that built its reputation on e-liquid flavour development before moving into devices, and it shows. IVG kits are consistently strong on taste accuracy, the strawberry tastes like strawberry rather than a sweet approximation, and the range spans prefilled and big-puff formats. The wider IVG collection holds 540 products including its liquid heritage. For buyers who rank flavour above every other consideration, IVG against Hayati is the comparison worth making, and at these prices trying both is a realistic plan rather than a compromise.

Vaporesso: 223 kits

The engineering house of the trio. Vaporesso does not compete on puff counts or flavour menus; it competes on build quality, coil technology and device longevity. Its kits, from accessible pod systems up to the Armour G at £27.99 and beyond to the £34.99 ceiling of this collection, are bought by people who intend to use one device for a year rather than a month. Spare pods and the GTi Replacement Mesh Coils 5 Pack at £9.95 keep an Armour running long after cheaper devices have been recycled. If you read the refillable section above and recognised yourself, Vaporesso is where that path usually starts.

A practical note on choosing between the three: they barely overlap. Hayati sells breadth, IVG sells taste, Vaporesso sells hardware. Decide which of those words matters most to you this month and the shortlist writes itself. And because Hayati and IVG lines appear constantly in our vape deals structures, the cost of being wrong about a flavour is rarely more than a few pounds.

Brand Guide, Part Two: Lost Mary, Crystal Prime, Oxva, SKE and the Rest

The middle of the brand table is where informed buyers do their best work, because these names are just as capable as the leaders in their specialities and frequently better value.

Lost Mary: 123 kits

Probably the most recognisable silhouette in UK vaping after Elf Bar, and a master of the compact prefilled and big-puff formats. Lost Mary devices tend to be neat, reliable and flavour forward, and the Lost Mary collection of 305 products includes some of the most searched-for lines we stock. A dependable choice for a first kit.

Crystal Prime: 108 kits

The brand behind the crystal-bodied device trend, now spanning capacities from 6,000 to 40,000 puffs across the store. Its Aura Bar 10k Vape Kit at £7.99 is a strong mid-capacity pick, and the full Crystal Prime range holds 255 lines. Crystal Prime appears in more distinct multibuy structures than almost any other brand, which makes it a favourite for bundle builders.

Oxva: 104 kits

Refillable specialist, covered in depth earlier. The NeXlim 2 Mini at £16.99 is the headline, and the Oxva collection carries the pods and colour variants around it.

SKE: 94 kits

Creator of the original Crystal Bar and still a benchmark for clean, icy fruit profiles. Its current kits run from 600 up to 30,000 puffs with the 30K Pro Max line at the top. The SKE range holds 248 products.

Elf Bar: 83 kits

The name that defined an era. Today its strength is the prefilled ecosystem around the Elf Bar 600 at £3.99, plus big-puff lines reaching 50,000 puffs.

Al Fakher, Fumot, Hyola and Uwell

Al Fakher, on 66 kits, brings decades of flavour blending heritage to the 30K Hypermax at £11.99 covered earlier. Fumot, on 60, spans 9,000 to 32,000 puffs and includes the Mate Pod prefilled system at £5.99 per pod pack. Hyola, on 53, runs polished devices from 8,000 to 30,000 puffs with two for £20 pricing on key lines. Uwell, on 48, is the Caliburn house and the quiet favourite of flavour focused refillable vapers. Between these twelve names there is no gap in the market left uncovered, which is exactly what a 2,001 kit collection should achieve.

Choosing the Right Nicotine Strength for a New Kit

Strength is the decision that determines whether a kit actually works for you, and it is the one new buyers most often get wrong. Every kit in this collection is available in some combination of three strengths: 20mg, 10mg and 0mg. UK law caps nicotine at 20mg per ml for all vaping products, so nothing stronger exists legally, and everything we sell sits at or below that line.

20mg: the switching strength

Nearly all prefilled and big-puff kits use 20mg nicotine salt liquid, and there is a reason for that. Nicotine salts deliver smoothly at high strength, and 20mg is the level that reliably satisfies an adult coming from a meaningful cigarette habit. If you smoked daily and you pick a weak liquid out of caution, the usual result is not less nicotine, it is more puffing, more frustration and often a return to cigarettes. Switchers should start at 20mg unless they were genuinely light smokers.

10mg: the moderate lane

Half strength suits social smokers, very light smokers, and established vapers deliberately stepping down. It is widely available across the same devices and flavours, so moving from 20mg to 10mg later requires no change of habit or hardware, just a different box at checkout. Browse the dedicated 10mg e-liquids shelf to see how deep the choice runs for refillable users.

0mg: the final step

Nicotine free options exist across parts of this collection and throughout the 0mg e-liquids range. They serve vapers who have finished stepping down but keep the hand-to-mouth ritual, and they behave identically to their nicotine versions in flavour and vapour.

Three practical rules from years of watching people choose:

1. Match your starting strength to your cigarette habit honestly. Daily smoker, start at 20mg. Weekend smoker, 10mg is sensible.
2. Step down deliberately, not accidentally. Moving 20mg to 10mg to 0mg works best as a planned sequence over months, and the identical flavour ranges at each level make it seamless.
3. Never solve a weak liquid with harder puffing. If you find yourself chain vaping a 10mg device, the strength is wrong, not the device.

Because strengths are priced identically, there is no cost penalty for choosing correctly. Pick the level that matches where you are, not where you would like to be, and adjust with your second order once you have real experience to go on.

Flavour Direction: Reading the Kit Wall by Taste

Across 2,001 kits, fifteen flavour families do most of the work: mixed berries, ice, cherry, raspberry, lemon, blue raspberry, strawberry, blueberry, lemonade, apple, watermelon, blackcurrant, mixed fruit, lime and mint. Almost every named flavour on the wall is a combination or variation of those. Understanding the families is faster than reading 2,001 listings, so here is the map.

Berry blends are the centre of gravity. Mixed berries, blueberry, raspberry and blue raspberry between them account for more listings than any other grouping, and blue razz in particular has become the signature taste of modern vaping: sweet, sharp and slightly artificial in a way its fans consider the entire point. If you do not know where to start, start here; the format is popular because it works.

Ice is a modifier, not a flavour. When a name ends in Ice, expect the base flavour plus a cold menthol-style finish. Iced profiles suit all-day vaping because the coolness keeps the sweetness from becoming cloying, which is why so many heavy vapers drift towards them over time. The dedicated ice flavour shelf shows how large this family has grown, and full menthol lives on its own menthol shelf.

Citrus and lemonade profiles carry the sharp end. Lemon, lime and lemonade blends, including the ever-present blue razz lemonade, deliver bite rather than syrup. Vapers who find candy profiles too much usually settle in this family.

Orchard and stone fruit run quieter. Apple, watermelon, cherry and blackcurrant are the understated choices, closer to actual fruit than to sweets. Blackcurrant deserves a special mention as the most British flavour on the wall, and the Al Fakher Blackcurrant Ice and Blackcurrant Mint kits mentioned earlier are strong expressions of it.

Mint stands alone. Clean, cold and unsweetened, mint profiles are the choice of vapers who want refreshment without fruit at all.

Choosing advice that actually helps: pick by your existing preferences, not by adventurousness. If you drink blackcurrant squash, buy blackcurrant. If you chew mint gum, buy mint. First kits fail most often because someone bought an exotic flavour they had no baseline for. Once a kit has earned its place in your pocket, use the multibuy deals to experiment cheaply around your anchor flavour, one wildcard per order. And if you want to compare how these families express themselves in bottle form before committing a whole device to one, the main e-liquids collection is the cheapest testing ground in the shop.

Kit Care: Charging Habits, Pod Changes and Coil Life

Every kit in this collection is rechargeable, which means every kit benefits from being treated properly. None of this is demanding, but the difference between a cared-for kit and a neglected one shows up in flavour, battery life and how long the device lasts. Five habits cover almost everything.

Charge little and often

Modern kits use USB-C and charge quickly. Topping up when convenient beats running the battery flat repeatedly, and lithium cells kept between roughly a quarter and full charge age slowest. Avoid leaving any device charging unattended overnight, use a standard phone-grade plug rather than a high-wattage fast charger, and if a cable or port looks damaged, replace the cable before blaming the kit. Spare leads live on our accessories shelf.

Change pods when flavour tells you to

A prefilled pod is finished when flavour fades or turns toasty, not merely when clouds thin. Puffing a dry pod scorches the wick and the taste lingers unpleasantly. Keep a spare pod on hand, our pods collection exists precisely for this, and swap at the first off note.

Respect coil rhythm on refillables

Refillable users replace coils or pod cartridges on a cycle, typically one to three weeks depending on usage and liquid sweetness. Sweeter liquids caramelise on coils faster. When flavour dulls across every liquid you try, the coil is done; five packs from the coils shelf keep the cost per week trivial. Always prime a new coil by filling and waiting several minutes before the first puff.

Store devices sensibly

Heat is the enemy. A kit left on a car dashboard in summer will thin its liquid, stress its battery and often leak. Pockets, bags and drawers at room temperature are ideal. Store devices upright where possible and keep mouthpieces free of lint.

Know when a device is finished

Big-puff kits end when the liquid does; the battery usually outlives the reserve by design. When the flavour drops off sharply or puffs turn thin and papery, the device is done. Do not bin it with household waste: vapes contain lithium cells and belong in electrical recycling, which every UK vape retailer and most supermarkets now accept through takeback bins. A minute of proper disposal is part of the deal with rechargeable vaping, and it is a much better deal than the single-use era offered.

Paying Less for Kits: Multibuys, Bundles and the Sale

Kit prices in this collection run from £2.99 to £34.99, but very few regulars pay single-unit prices, because the multibuy structures reprice the most popular lines dramatically. Six structures run across the collection right now, and each suits a different kind of buyer.

• Buy 2 for £20: the big-puff pair. Two £11.99 class devices for £10 each, ideal for one heavy vaper stocking ahead or two households splitting an order.
• Buy 2 for £22: the same logic one shelf up, pairing premium high-capacity lines at £11 each.
• Buy 3 for £23: the workhorse structure at roughly £7.67 per device, strongest on mid and high capacity pods and kits.
• Buy 3 for £25: three premium devices at £8.33 each, typically covering the newest high-capacity releases.
• Buy 3 for £10: the entry structure, built for lines like the Elf Bar 600 class of prefilled kits, landing at £3.33 per complete device.
• Buy 5 for £20: the volume play at £4 per kit, the cheapest per-device route on the page for the lines it covers.

Getting the most from these structures is mostly about discipline. Multibuys apply within their eligible product groups, so build each bundle from one structure at a time rather than assuming any three items qualify. Anchor every bundle on a flavour you already trust, then spend the discounted slots on adjacent experiments: if Berry Blue is your anchor, Berry Ice and Blueberry Cherry are rational third slots, a leap to mint is not. And remember the delivery threshold: UK delivery is free over £20, which every structure except buy 3 for £10 clears on its own, and even that clears with a couple of £2 e-liquid bottles from the five for £10 shelf added on.

Beyond the standing structures, two pages reward a visit before any kit order. The vape kit bundle deals collection gathers 880 bundle-eligible lines in one place, and the sale collection holds 2,511 reduced products across every category, kits included, with prices from £2.49. Between a multibuy structure, the bundle shelf and the sale, paying full single-unit price for a kit here is very nearly a choice rather than a necessity. Stock does rotate, structures shift with supplier pricing, and popular flavour and capacity combinations sell through first, so when your exact combination is in stock on a good structure, that is the moment.

Delivery, Returns and the Rules We Follow

The practical details, stated plainly, because they matter as much as the hardware.

Delivery

Spend £20 or more and UK postage costs nothing. Most kit orders clear that line comfortably, and the multibuy structures above almost guarantee it. Orders placed before 4pm are processed for next-day dispatch, so a kit ordered on Tuesday afternoon is on the move Wednesday. If you are timing a purchase around a device running dry, the 4pm cutoff is the number to plan against, and ordering one cycle early beats ordering one day late.

Returns

Unopened kits in their original sealed packaging can be returned under our standard returns policy. Opened devices, pods and e-liquids cannot be returned for hygiene reasons, which is the industry standard across UK vape retail. Faulty items are a different matter entirely: if a kit arrives damaged or develops a genuine fault, contact us and we will replace or refund it in line with your consumer rights. Buying on a deal changes none of this.

Age policy

Every product on this site is for adults aged 18 or over. We verify age at checkout and orders that fail verification do not ship. This applies to every kit, every pod, every 0mg product and every accessory, with no exceptions. It is the foundation the legitimate UK vape industry stands on and we treat it accordingly.

Compliance

All kits here follow TPD requirements: a 20mg per ml maximum nicotine strength, 2ml maximum pod and tank capacity, 10ml maximum bottle size for nicotine-containing e-liquid, and MHRA notification for every product. The big-puff devices on this page are the rechargeable, compliant generation of the format; single-use disposables are no longer legal to sell in the UK and none are listed here. If you see supposedly identical devices elsewhere at implausible prices, compliance is usually the missing ingredient, and it is not an ingredient worth skipping.

Where to go next

If you arrived knowing your family, go straight to prefilled kits, big-puff shelves by capacity, or the refillable brand pages. If you are still deciding, the honest shortcut is this: switchers start prefilled or big-puff at 20mg, budget-minded daily vapers go refillable with nicotine salts, and everyone checks the deals structures before paying list price. However you enter, the range behind this page is 2,001 kits deep, and one of them fits the way you actually vape.

Popular picks from Vape Kits

A handful of products from this collection worth looking at first.

• 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
• Aspire Gotek X Pod Vape Kit from £9.99
• Aura Bar 10k Vape Kit by Crystal Prime from £7.99
• Aura Bar Twist 40K Vape Kit from £12.99

The full collection runs to 150 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

Brands stocked in this collection:

• Hayati (434 products)
• Vaporesso (54 products)
• Oxva (66 products)
• IVG (315 products)
• Crystal Prime (153 products)
• Elf Bar (139 products)
• Lost Mary (178 products)
• Uwell (13 products)
• SKE (159 products)
• Al Fakher (106 products)

Sitting alongside this collection:

• Prefilled Pod Kits (98 products)
• Big Puff Vapes (98 products)
• Vape Kit Bundle Deals (51 products)

Broader ranges to browse from here: Nicotine Pouches, New In, Sale, Disposable Vapes, Nicotine Salt E-Liquids, E-Liquids. Baskets over £20 ship free within the UK.