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Voopoo: The Hardware Shelf, from £4.49 to £25.99

There is a particular kind of vaper who walks past the entire prefilled aisle without slowing down. They are not interested in a device that arrives full and leaves empty. They want a piece of hardware they choose deliberately, keep for a year or more, feed with whatever e-liquid they fancy that month, and repair with a consumable that costs a few pounds. Voopoo has spent the better part of a decade building for exactly that person, and our Voopoo collection runs to 39 products priced from £4.49 to £25.99.

Look at that price range and you can read the shape of the collection immediately. The bottom of it is consumables: the pods, the small replaceable parts, the things you buy without thinking about it. The top of it is devices, and the headline device on this shelf is the Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit at £24.99, which we stock in nine different finishes. In between sits the connective tissue that makes the whole thing work, most notably PnP Replacement Pods by Voopoo at £5.95.

What separates a Voopoo shelf from a prefilled shelf is that nothing here is disposable in any sense. There is no puff rating on this page because puff ratings are a property of sealed prefilled devices, and none of these are sealed. A Voopoo kit runs for as long as you look after it, and the only thing you replace is the pod. That distinction is worth being clear about up front, because the two halves of the modern vape market are so different that advice for one is often actively wrong for the other.

The other thing to understand about Voopoo specifically is the PnP system. Rather than designing a bespoke pod for every new device, Voopoo built a consumable family and then designed devices around it. The practical consequence for you is that the consumable you buy today is likely to still be the consumable you buy in two years, even if the device in your hand has changed. Anyone who has ever bought a kit only to find its coils discontinued eighteen months later understands exactly how valuable that is.

This page covers the Argus G3 in detail, how the PnP pod system works and how to pick a pod for your draw style, what the range's price ladder actually buys you, which e-liquids to put in a Voopoo, the honest running-cost comparison against prefilled options, how Voopoo compares with Vaporesso, Oxva, Uwell, Geekvape and Aspire, and how to keep a refillable kit running well. All of it is grounded in what we genuinely have on the shelf. Everything on this site is strictly for adults aged 18 and over.

The Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit: What £24.99 Buys

The Argus G3 is the anchor of our Voopoo range, sitting at £24.99 across all nine of the finishes we carry. Argus has been Voopoo's flagship pod line for years and the reason is consistency: it is the family the company keeps returning to and refining rather than abandoning for a new idea every season.

What a pod kit is, precisely

A pod kit sits between two extremes. At one end are prefilled devices, where the liquid, the coil and often the battery all arrive together and leave together. At the other are full mod-and-tank setups, with replaceable batteries, screens full of settings and coils you can rebuild by hand. A pod kit takes the convenience of the first and the economics and control of the second. You get a rechargeable device, a refillable pod that you fill from a bottle you chose, and a coil inside that pod that you replace when it tires. Nothing gets thrown away except a small plastic pod.

Why the Argus line has stuck around

The Argus reputation was built on durability. This is the family Voopoo aimed at people who take a device to a building site, drop it on a kitchen floor, leave it in a work van and expect it to keep working. That focus shows up in build rather than in spec sheets: the weight in the hand, the way the pod seats, the fact that the finish does not scuff off in a pocket within a fortnight. Specifications for any individual kit are listed on its own product page and are the place to check exact details before you buy.

Nine finishes, one price

We stock the Argus G3 in Aurora Blue, Aurora Purple, Carbon Fiber Black, Diamond Pink, Diamond White, Midnight Black, Moss Green, Pearl White and Snow Blue, and every one of them is £24.99. There is no premium finish that costs extra, which means you choose on looks alone. That is rarer than it sounds; plenty of manufacturers charge more for the interesting colours.

Who the Argus G3 is for

It is for the vaper who has decided they are staying with vaping and wants to stop buying a new device every month. It is for anyone who wants to choose their own flavour from hundreds of bottles rather than from a fixed menu. It is for people who want control over nicotine strength, including the option of dropping to zero. And it is for anyone who has done the arithmetic on prefilled pods and concluded that paying by the millilitre is expensive. If any of that sounds like you, £24.99 is a modest entry price for hardware that should last a very long time. Our wider pod kits shelf runs to 455 products if you want to see the full field.

The PnP Pod System: One Consumable, Many Devices

PnP stands for Plug and Play, and it is the single most important thing to understand about buying into Voopoo. It is the reason people who own one Voopoo device tend to own three.

The problem PnP solves

The old model of vape hardware was miserable for the customer. Every manufacturer designed a new coil for every new tank, so buying a device meant committing to a consumable that existed only for as long as that device was commercially interesting. Vapers ended up with drawers full of orphaned hardware and coils that no shop stocked any more. It was wasteful, it was expensive, and it actively punished loyalty.

How PnP works instead

Voopoo built one pod and coil family and then designed multiple devices to accept it. PnP Replacement Pods by Voopoo at £5.95 are the consumable at the centre of that system. Check the individual listing for exactly which pods and resistances are included and which devices they are compatible with, because compatibility is the one detail worth verifying rather than assuming. But the principle holds: buy into the ecosystem once and the consumable stays available and familiar across generations of hardware.

What this means for your buying habits

Three practical consequences. First, you can buy consumables in advance without worrying that a device upgrade will strand them. Second, if you own two Voopoo devices you can keep one stock of pods for both, which simplifies your drawer enormously. Third, and most usefully, you can keep two pods loaded with different e-liquids and swap them on one device in seconds. That last trick is how experienced vapers run a menthol in the morning and a dessert in the evening without owning two kits or tasting yesterday's flavour in today's.

Pods are consumables, not permanent parts

A pod is not forever. The coil inside it saturates, the wick eventually carbonises, and flavour flattens out. Depending on the e-liquid you run and how hard you drive it, expect a pod to serve you somewhere between one and three weeks. Sweetened e-liquids shorten that considerably, because sucralose caramelises on a hot coil and coats it. If a pod is dying faster than you would like, the sweetener content of your liquid is the first thing to look at, not the hardware.

Keeping spares

The one genuine failure mode of refillable vaping is running out of pods on a Sunday evening. Keep a spare pack in the drawer at all times. At £5.95 it is cheap insurance, and it is the difference between a minor inconvenience and a trip to a corner shop to buy something you did not want. Our refillable vape pods shelf holds 72 lines across brands, and the vape coils page covers the equivalent consumables for tank-based setups.

Reading Resistance: Choosing a Pod for the Way You Vape

Every pod and coil carries a resistance figure in ohms, and it is the number that determines almost everything about how a device feels. Get this right and a kit feels tailored. Get it wrong and you will conclude, incorrectly, that you do not like the device.

The basic relationship

Lower resistance means more current flows, which means more power, more heat, more vapour and a warmer, looser draw. Higher resistance means less power, less vapour, a cooler draw and a tighter one. Neither is better; they are two different experiences and they suit two different kinds of vaper.

Higher resistance: mouth-to-lung

Higher-resistance pods produce a tight draw that mimics the feel of a cigarette. You pull the vapour into your mouth first, then inhale it. This is the style most adults switching from smoking find natural, and it is the style that pairs with stronger nicotine, because the vapour volume is modest and the throat hit stays comfortable at 10mg or 20mg. Higher-resistance pods also sip liquid rather than gulping it, which makes them dramatically cheaper to run.

Lower resistance: restricted and direct lung

Lower-resistance pods open the draw up. You inhale straight into the lungs, the vapour is warmer and there is much more of it. Flavour intensity climbs noticeably because more liquid is being vaporised per second. The trade-offs are real: liquid consumption rises steeply, battery life shortens, and high-strength nicotine becomes uncomfortable. Anyone vaping at low resistance should be on lower-strength liquid, which is where shortfill e-liquids at 154 lines come into their own.

How to choose your first pod

If you are switching from cigarettes, start with the higher resistance available. If you have been vaping for a while on prefilled devices and want more vapour and flavour, go lower. If you genuinely do not know, buy one of each: pods are inexpensive and a fortnight of real use tells you more than any amount of reading.

The pairing rule that saves money

Match strength to resistance and you avoid the two most common expensive mistakes. High resistance plus high strength is the efficient combination: little liquid, plenty of satisfaction. Low resistance plus low strength is the flavour-focused combination: lots of liquid, gentle nicotine. The combination to avoid is low resistance with 20mg, which is harsh and delivers far more nicotine than most people want. The reverse, high resistance with 3mg, tends to leave people vaping constantly without ever feeling settled. Our 10mg e-liquids and 20mg e-liquids pages are the right starting points for the first combination.

The Price Ladder: What £4.49 Through £25.99 Actually Covers

A 39-product range spanning £4.49 to £25.99 is not a random assortment. It is a ladder, and understanding the rungs tells you how to build a complete setup without overbuying.

The bottom rung: small consumables from £4.49

The cheapest things on the shelf start at £4.49. These are the parts you buy repeatedly and barely think about, and they are the reason refillable vaping is economical at all. Nothing on this rung is exciting, and that is precisely the point: a well-designed hardware ecosystem makes its consumables cheap and boring.

The middle rung: pods at £5.95

PnP Replacement Pods at £5.95 sit in the middle of the range and represent the single most important recurring purchase in a Voopoo setup. This is the number to build your running-cost model around, because everything else on the shelf is either a one-off or trivial.

The top rung: devices at £24.99 and up to £25.99

The Argus G3 kits at £24.99 are the main devices on this shelf, and the range tops out at £25.99. In a market where people were until recently spending that much every three or four weeks on sealed devices, a one-off £24.99 for hardware you keep is a genuinely different proposition.

Building a complete first setup

Here is what a sensible first Voopoo order looks like:

• One Argus G3 kit at £24.99 in whichever finish you like the look of.
• One pack of PnP Replacement Pods at £5.95 so you are never caught short.
• Enough e-liquid to matter. Our 5 for £10 e-liquids deal covers 582 products and works out at £2 per bottle, so five bottles gives you real variety for a tenner.

That comes to £40.94, it clears our free UK delivery threshold of £20 comfortably, and it is a complete, self-sufficient setup with spares and a fortnight or more of flavour variety. Compare that against what a month of sealed devices costs and the arithmetic starts to look interesting.

What not to buy on day one

Do not buy four spare pod packs before you know which resistance you prefer. Do not buy fifteen bottles of one e-liquid before you have tasted it in your device, because flavours behave differently in different hardware. And do not buy a second device until the first one has genuinely proven itself to you. Refillable vaping rewards patience, and the people who overspend are almost always the people who bought everything at once. If you want the broader entry-level view, our vape starter kits page carries 455 options.

Feeding a Voopoo: Which E-Liquid Goes In

The moment you buy a refillable kit, a whole category of the shop opens up that prefilled users never touch. This is the best part of owning one, and it is also where people make their first mistakes.

Nicotine salts: the default for pod kits

Nicotine salt e-liquids, at 582 lines, are what most Voopoo owners should be buying. Salts stay smooth at higher strengths where freebase nicotine turns harsh, and they are absorbed faster so satisfaction arrives sooner. They are formulated for exactly the kind of higher-resistance, mouth-to-lung setup that a pod kit does best. Bottles are 10ml and capped at 20mg, both of which are UK legal requirements rather than brand choices.

Shortfills: for lower resistance and bigger clouds

Shortfill e-liquids are larger nicotine-free bottles designed to have a nicotine shot added, and they exist because UK law caps nicotine-containing bottles at 10ml. If you are running a low-resistance pod and getting through liquid quickly, shortfills are considerably cheaper per millilitre. They tend to be higher in vegetable glycerine, which produces more vapour and suits an open draw.

The 5 for £10 route

The single best value in the shop for a refillable owner is the 5 for £10 e-liquids deal across 582 products. Five 10ml bottles for a tenner is £2 a bottle, or 20 pence per millilitre. Hold that number in your head, because it is the one that makes the whole refillable argument work, and we will use it in the next section.

What not to put in a pod

Three warnings. Do not use anything containing oils, vitamins or essential oils; e-liquid is a specific formulation and nothing else belongs in a coil. Be cautious with very heavily sweetened liquids if you want pods to last, since sucralose caramelises onto the coil and kills flavour fast. And avoid extremely thick high-VG liquid in a high-resistance pod, because it will not wick fast enough and you will get dry hits.

Strength and the freedom to change it

Prefilled devices lock you into whatever strength was sealed inside. A refillable does not. You can start at 20mg, sit there for months, then drop to 10mg when you feel ready, then lower again, entirely at your own pace and without buying new hardware. That control is one of the strongest practical arguments for a kit like the Argus G3, and it costs nothing extra once you own the device.

The Honest Running-Cost Comparison

Every shop tells you refillable is cheaper. Very few show the working, and the honest answer is more nuanced than the sales pitch. Here it is properly.

Cost per millilitre, the only fair comparison

Strip everything else away and compare what a millilitre of e-liquid costs you in each format.

• Refillable, buying on the 5 for £10 deal: £2 for a 10ml bottle is 20 pence per millilitre.
• Prefilled 2ml pods bought on a 3 for £10 multibuy: £3.33 for 2ml is £1.67 per millilitre.

That is a difference of more than eight times on liquid alone. If you get through 7ml a week, which is a fairly typical moderate habit, that is £1.40 a week refilling against £11.69 a week on prefilled pods. Over a year the gap is enormous, and it is the whole reason refillable hardware exists.

Now add the costs the pitch usually leaves out

Refillable is not free of extras. You pay £24.99 once for the device. You pay £5.95 for pods on a recurring basis, and how often depends entirely on your liquid choice and how hard you drive the coil. Add a realistic pod cost of a few pounds a week to the liquid cost and refillable still wins comfortably against prefilled pods, but the margin is narrower than the raw millilitre figure suggests.

Where refillable does not automatically win

Here is the part most pages will not tell you. Large prefilled pod kits are extremely cheap per millilitre compared with small 2ml prefilled pods, because they are sold as a whole month of vaping in one purchase. If you are a light vaper who is happy with a fixed flavour, the weekly cost of a big prefilled kit can land close to the weekly cost of running a refillable once you account for the device and the pods. In that scenario you should buy refillable for the flavour freedom, the strength control and the hardware quality, not because it will save you a fortune.

Where refillable wins decisively

Heavy use. The more you vape, the more the 20 pence per millilitre figure dominates everything else, because liquid consumption is the only cost that scales linearly with how much you vape. A device is a fixed cost. Pods rise slowly. Liquid rises directly. Anyone getting through 15ml a week or more is measurably better off refilling, and the heavier the habit the wider the gap.

The break-even summary

Buy Voopoo hardware because you want control, variety, durability and lower long-run costs at real volume. Do not buy it expecting to halve your spending in week one, because the device cost sits in the way of that. By month three the maths is firmly on your side, and by month twelve it is not close.

Setting Up an Argus G3 Properly: The First Hour

Refillable kits reward twenty minutes of care at the start. Rush this and you will burn your first coil in a day, conclude the device is faulty, and be wrong.

Step one: charge it fully before anything else

Devices ship partially charged for transport safety reasons, not because they are ready to go. Charge the kit to full before its first use, using the cable in the box or a comparable one from a reputable source. A partially charged device delivers less power, which means the coil runs cooler than intended and the experience underdelivers from the very first draw.

Step two: prime the pod by hand

This is the step everybody skips and it is the one that matters most. A new coil is bone dry. Before you fill, put a few drops of e-liquid directly onto the exposed cotton visible through the openings in the coil, until it darkens. You are wetting the wick manually so that the first heat cycle has something to vaporise.

Step three: fill, then wait

Fill the pod, seat it in the device, and then leave the whole thing alone for ten minutes. This is not superstition. Capillary action needs time to pull liquid through the cotton into the centre of the coil, and it does not happen instantly. Ten minutes standing on a table is the cheapest coil insurance available. Fifteen is better if the liquid is thick.

Step four: take three primer puffs

Before you inhale properly, take two or three short draws with no power, or at minimal power if the device requires it, just to pull liquid further into the wick. Then take your first real draw gently rather than as a long hard pull.

Step five: ease into the first tank

Vape the first pod-full a little more gently than you normally would. Shorter draws, longer gaps. A coil beds in over its first few millilitres, and treating it kindly through that period measurably extends its life. If your device has adjustable power, start at the lower end of the recommended range and work up rather than starting at the top.

The refill rhythm

Once you are running, do not let the pod drop to genuinely empty before refilling. Vaping the last dregs is the single most common way to scorch a wick that had weeks of life left in it. Refill when the pod is down to roughly a quarter and the coil never gets the chance to run dry. Get into that habit and you will double how long your pods last.

Voopoo Against Vaporesso, Oxva, Uwell, Geekvape and Aspire

Voopoo is one of five or six brands genuinely competing at the top of the refillable pod market, and the differences between them are real rather than marketing. Here is where each sits on our shelves.

Vaporesso

Vaporesso is the biggest hardware range we carry at 252 products, and it competes on breadth and on coil technology. If you want the widest possible choice of devices and consumables in one brand, Vaporesso is the answer. Voopoo counters with the tighter, more coherent PnP ecosystem, where there is less to understand and less that can go obsolete.

Oxva

Oxva at 159 products has built a reputation for pod systems that punch above their price, and it is the brand most often recommended by people who care primarily about flavour reproduction. It is the closest direct competitor to Voopoo in philosophy and the pair are frequently cross-shopped.

Uwell

Uwell at 55 products is the quality-of-experience brand, known particularly for coil longevity. If you have been frustrated by coils dying quickly, Uwell is worth a look. Voopoo generally offers more device variety at the same money.

Geekvape

Geekvape at 30 products is the durability specialist, aimed squarely at people who abuse their hardware. Voopoo's Argus line competes directly here and the choice often comes down to which one feels better in your hand, which is a legitimate reason to pick a device.

Aspire

Aspire at 16 products is one of the oldest names in the industry and the brand many long-term vapers started on. Its ranges tend to be conservative in the best sense: things that work, without novelty for its own sake.

How to actually choose

Honestly, all five make good hardware and none of them will let you down at this price point. The right way to choose is by ecosystem rather than by device. Ask which brand's consumables you want to be buying in two years, whether that consumable is easy to get hold of, and whether you like the way the device feels. Voopoo's argument on all three counts is the PnP system, and it is a strong one. If colour matters to you as much as spec, our pink refillable vapes page collects 43 options across brands including the Diamond Pink Argus finish.

Colour, Finish and Choosing an Argus You Will Actually Carry

This section would be frivolous for a device you throw away in a fortnight. For hardware you carry every day for a year or more, it is not frivolous at all. You will look at this thing several hundred times a week.

The stealth finishes

Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit Midnight Black is the choice for anyone who wants the device to disappear. It reads as a plain dark object on a desk in a meeting, which for a lot of people is exactly the requirement. Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit Carbon Fiber Black takes the same idea and adds texture, with a woven carbon pattern that catches light without shouting. Both are the safest choices if the device will spend its life in a work environment.

The statement finishes

Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit Aurora Blue and its sibling Aurora Purple are the ones people notice, with a shifting iridescent quality that moves as you turn the device. Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit Diamond Pink is the most requested colourway in the range and a large part of why we carry the finish at all. Diamond White is its restrained counterpart, and Snow Blue sits between the two with a cool, pale finish that hides scuffs better than pure white does.

The quiet middle ground

Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit Moss Green is the finish we recommend most often to people who cannot decide. It is distinctive without being loud, it does not look like every other device on the table, and it ages well because a muted green shows marks far less than a gloss finish. Pearl White is the other middle option, brighter than Snow Blue and cleaner-looking when new, though white finishes of any kind reward a case if you are hard on your kit.

Practical considerations that are not about taste

Three things worth knowing before you pick. Dark matte finishes hide fingerprints best and scratches worst. Gloss and pearl finishes show fingerprints constantly but hide fine scratches better. Textured finishes such as carbon fibre grip better in a wet hand, which matters more than it sounds if you work outdoors.

All nine cost the same

Worth repeating: every Argus G3 finish we stock is £24.99. There is no penalty for choosing the interesting one, so choose the one you actually want. If you own two Voopoo devices, buying visibly different colours is a genuinely useful habit, because it lets you keep one loaded with menthol and one with fruit and tell them apart across a room.

Refillable Troubleshooting: Leaks, Gurgles, Spitback and Dry Hits

Refillable kits have a few more failure modes than sealed devices, and every one of them has a mundane cause and a simple fix. None of these is a reason to be put off.

Leaking

Leaks almost always come from one of four things: a pod that is not fully seated, overfilling past the fill line, a large temperature or pressure change such as a flight or a hot car, or a coil that has been in use long past its useful life. Check seating first, respect the fill line, store the device upright, and replace tired pods. A small amount of liquid in the pod housing is normal over time; wipe it out with a tissue during refills.

Gurgling

A gurgling draw means there is liquid in the airflow path where it should not be. Usually you have flooded the coil, either by priming too enthusiastically, by drawing too hard on a fresh pod, or by leaving the device on its side. The fix is to take the pod out, wrap a tissue around the connection and blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear excess liquid, then reseat it and take a gentler draw.

Spitback

Small droplets reaching your mouth are the flip side of flooding, and the cause is the same excess liquid in the coil chamber. Clear it the same way, and then adjust your technique: shorter, slower draws rather than hard fast pulls, especially on a fresh pod.

Dry hits and burnt taste

The harsh, acrid taste of a dry hit means the coil fired with insufficient liquid on the wick. New pod not primed and rested, vaping a nearly empty pod, chain vaping faster than the wick can resaturate, or running liquid that is too thick for the resistance you chose. Prime properly, refill at a quarter rather than at empty, pause between draws, and match liquid thickness to pod resistance.

Flavour has faded but the pod is not old

This is usually vaper's tongue rather than a hardware problem. Vaping one flavour continuously desensitises you to it within days. Switch to something completely different for a day and the original will taste right again. Keeping two pods loaded with contrasting flavours is the practical prevention, and it is one of the quiet advantages of the PnP system.

The device fires but produces almost nothing

Check charge first, then check that the pod is fully clicked home, then check the contacts for liquid or debris and dry them with a tissue. If the device has adjustable power, confirm it has not been knocked down to a minimum setting in a pocket. Genuine hardware faults do happen and we will sort them out, but they are far rarer than these three causes.

Buying Voopoo Here: Age Rules, Compliance, Genuine Stock and Delivery

The practical detail, and it matters more with hardware than with almost anything else we sell.

Strictly 18+

Vaping products are for adults aged 18 and over. Every order placed with us is age-verified, and we cancel and refund any order we believe has been placed by someone underage. These products are not for non-smokers, non-vapers, or anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep devices, pods and especially bottles of e-liquid well out of reach of children and pets.

What UK law shapes on this shelf

The rules that govern refillable vaping are worth knowing. Nicotine-containing e-liquid is capped at 20mg strength and sold in bottles of no more than 10ml, which is why shortfills exist as larger nicotine-free bases. Prefilled tanks and pods containing nicotine are capped at 2ml. The ban on single-use disposables removed sealed throwaway devices from the market entirely, and rechargeable big-puff pod kits took their place alongside refillable hardware like this. Note that a refillable pod you fill yourself is a different thing from a prefilled pod, and the 2ml limit applies to what a manufacturer may sell pre-filled.

Why genuine matters most on hardware

Counterfeit e-liquid is a bad idea. Counterfeit hardware is a worse one, because a device contains a lithium battery and a charging circuit, and a fake has not been through any of the safety testing a genuine one has. We sell 100% genuine stock, sourced through legitimate UK supply. There is no version of this where saving three pounds on an unverifiable listing is a sensible trade against a battery you hold in your hand and charge overnight.

Battery sense

Standard advice that applies to any device on this shelf: charge with the supplied cable or a reputable equivalent, do not leave a device charging unattended overnight, do not charge or store a device in direct sun or in a hot car, and stop using any device whose case has been damaged or that gets unusually hot while charging.

Delivery and where to go next

UK delivery is free on orders over £20, which a single Argus G3 kit at £24.99 clears on its own. Before 4pm on a weekday means same working day dispatch. If you are building a first setup, add a pod pack and a handful of bottles from nicotine salt e-liquids and you have everything you need in one delivery. To compare across brands before you commit, our pod kits and vape starter kits pages are the two most useful places to browse, and the refillable vape pods shelf covers consumables across the whole market.

Popular picks from Voopoo

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

• PnP Replacement Pods by Voopoo from £5.95
• Voopoo Argus G3 Pod Vape Kit from £24.99
• Voopoo Argus Matrix Pod Vape Kit from £25.99
• Voopoo Argus P3 Pod Vape Kit from £24.99
• 0.4 Ohms Voopoo Argus Snap Replacement Pods from £6.99
• 0.7 Ohms Voopoo Argus Snap Replacement Pods from £6.99
• 1.0 Ohms Voopoo Argus Snap Replacement Pods from £6.99
• Voopoo Argus Snap Replacement Pods from £6.99

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