Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Bloody Bar 60K Prefilled Refill Pods

Overview

The Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Bloody Bar 60K Prefilled Refill Pods by Bloody Bar in Kiwi Passionfruit Guava at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

What Bloody Bar 60K Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Pods Are

Bloody Bar 60K Prefilled Refill Pods in Kiwi Passionfruit Guava are factory-sealed replacement pods for a compatible Bloody Bar 60K device. They cost £6.99 and come in 10mg or 20mg nicotine salt. That is the whole listing. There is no battery in the box, no charging cable and no mouthpiece to attach, because the hardware is a separate purchase. What you receive is the consumable part of the system: the liquid, the wick, the coil and the airway, already assembled and ready to fit.

The format suits people who want vaping to be low-maintenance. You do not pour anything, you do not prime a coil by hand and you do not measure. You peel the seal, push the pod home, wait a minute and draw. When the pod runs dry you swap it for another. Anyone who has been put off refillable tanks, with their spilled juice and sticky fingers, usually finds this arrangement a relief.

Bloody Bar has built a sizeable range of pods and devices, and everything we stock from the maker sits on the Bloody Bar brand page. The 60K line is the larger-format end of that catalogue, and this tropical blend is one of twenty flavours currently listed for it. The same price and the same two strengths apply across all twenty, so changing flavour later costs you nothing extra.

It helps to be clear about what these are not. They are not single-use disposables. The device is meant to be kept and recharged, and the pod is the part you replace. If you are weighing up the wider category before committing, the prefilled vape pods section shows how many brands now follow the same keep-the-device, swap-the-pod pattern.

The confirmed details on this page are short:

• Product: Bloody Bar 60K Prefilled Refill Pods
• Flavour: Kiwi Passionfruit Guava
• Strengths: 10mg or 20mg nicotine salt
• Price: £6.99 per pod
• Format: sealed, prefilled, no coil changes

Everything beyond that list is either general knowledge about pod systems or our own practical advice, and we try to say which is which. These products contain nicotine, which is addictive. They are for adults who already smoke or vape and are not for anyone under 18.

Inside the Pod: How Liquid Becomes Vapour

Four parts do all the work inside a pod. A reservoir holds the e-liquid. A wick, usually cotton or a similar fibre, draws that liquid towards a coil. The coil is a thin metal heating element that warms the liquid when current passes through it. And a narrow airway carries the resulting vapour from the coil to the mouthpiece. Everything that makes a vape work is in that chain except the power, and the power comes from the battery in the device.

When you push the pod into the device, small metal contacts join the coil to the battery. Most pod systems of this type sense your draw and fire on their own, so there is typically no button to press. You inhale, the coil heats for as long as you draw, and the vapour reaches you. Stop drawing and the circuit shuts off. Because the coil is built into the pod, every new pod brings a fresh one. That is why flavour tends to stay consistent from the first pod to the fifth, instead of fading as a single coil gradually clogs.

The liquid is a nicotine salt formulation. Nicotine salts pair nicotine with an organic acid, which lowers the pH and makes the throat hit noticeably smoother at higher strengths than traditional freebase nicotine allows. That explains why pods are sold at 10mg and 20mg rather than the 3mg or 6mg you would see on a bottle of freebase juice, and why they can feel stronger than the number suggests. If you are curious how the same chemistry looks in bottled form, our nicotine salt e-liquids range lays it out.

UK rules shape the design in one important way. A pod or tank may hold no more than 2ml of liquid, and nicotine strength is capped at 20mg/ml. Those limits are the reason a pod is a small, light thing, and the reason it needs replacing far more often than the big number on the box might lead you to expect. We come back to that figure in a later section.

One practical consequence of the sealed design is that there is nothing for you to service. If a pod misbehaves, you replace it rather than repair it. For most adults that is a feature. For hobbyists who enjoy tinkering with coils and wicking, it is a mild frustration, and a refillable system would suit them better.

Kiwi, Passionfruit and Guava: The Flavour Profile

A fruit blend with three names in the title raises a fair question: which one wins? In flavours like this, the usual answer is that none of them dominates, and the pleasure is in how they overlap. Kiwi Passionfruit Guava is a tropical mix built around three fruits that each bring something different to the table.

Kiwi supplies the green, slightly tart backbone. Think of the bright, juicy edge of a ripe kiwi rather than the fuzzy skin. Passionfruit adds the aromatic, almost perfumed sharpness that makes it such a popular ingredient in juices and desserts. Guava rounds things off with a soft, sweet, faintly musky note that sits somewhere between pear and strawberry, with a hint of floral warmth. Together the idea is a juicy, sweet-sharp tropical flavour rather than a candy one.

Expect the order of events to go roughly like this. On the inhale the tart kiwi and passionfruit tend to arrive first, giving a lively, slightly acidic lift. As the vapour settles, the rounder guava sweetness comes forward and lingers a little on the exhale. Nothing in the name suggests ice, so there should be no cooling finish; the profile is a straightforward fruit one. If you want a chilled finish, look at the Tropical Punch Ice or Pineapple Ice pods in the same line.

Some neighbouring choices help with comparison. Peach Mango and Triple Mango lean sweeter and heavier, with mango doing most of the talking. Strawberry Kiwi is the closest cousin if you like the kiwi element but want a more familiar berry sweetness. Lemon Lime goes sharper and cleaner, while Mr Blue and the blueberry options move into berry territory altogether. This pod suits people who like their fruit flavours slightly exotic and a little tart rather than sugary.

A word of caution on flavour descriptions in general. Taste is personal and descriptions are guidance, not a promise. Nicotine strength, airflow and even what you drank ten minutes earlier change how a pod tastes, and two people can describe the same pod quite differently.

Making Sense of the 60K Figure

The number in the product name deserves a careful read. A 60K rating is a brand-level estimate for the whole system, and it should be treated as marketing shorthand for a very large amount of vaping, not a promise about any single pod. UK law caps each pod at 2ml, so no individual pod can hold anything like tens of thousands of puffs. Headline figures on large-format products are generally reached by counting several pods together, or by assuming generous puff sizes.

In practical terms, a 2ml nicotine salt pod typically delivers several hundred puffs. The real figure swings widely with your habits. Long, slow draws use more liquid than short ones. Looser airflow and higher power vaporise more per puff. Chain vaping empties a pod far faster than occasional use. Someone who takes a few draws in the evening might stretch one pod across a week or two, while a heavy user could finish one in a couple of days.

Because every buyer's habits differ, it is more useful to think in cost per day than in puffs. At £6.99 a pod, one that lasts five days works out at roughly £1.40 a day. One that lasts ten days comes to about 70p. Neither figure is a promise, but doing the sum with your own usage tells you quickly whether the format fits your budget.

• Light use: a few sessions a day, pod may last a week or more
• Moderate use: regular draws through the day, expect several days
• Heavy use: near-constant vaping, plan for a pod every couple of days

The signs that a pod is spent are more reliable than any counter: flavour thins out, vapour looks weaker, and the taste turns dry or slightly burnt. When you see those, swap the pod rather than pushing on, since a drained wick can scorch.

If large puff ratings are what drew you in, the 50,000 puff vapes collection shows how other brands present the same idea, and comparing their labelling is a good way to see how much of the number is arithmetic and how much is real-world use.

10mg or 20mg: Choosing Your Strength

Nicotine strength is the one choice on this page that changes how the product feels, so it is worth a minute of thought. Both options are nicotine salt, measured in milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid. 10mg is one per cent and 20mg is two per cent. Twenty is the UK legal ceiling, which means nothing stronger exists on the legal market.

20mg generally suits people moving across from regular, heavy smoking, often a pack a day or something close to it, who want a pod to meet a strong craving without constant top-ups. Salts are smoother than freebase, so 20mg is easier to tolerate than the same number would be in a traditional liquid, but it is still the firmest hit on offer. Fruity flavours like this one can also mask the strength, which makes it easy to take more than you intended.

10mg suits lighter smokers, people who already vape at a modest level, and anyone who finds 20mg harsh or who feels lightheaded after a session. It is also a sensible place to start if you are unsure. You can always step up on the next order, whereas overshooting is unpleasant.

Signs you are taking more than you need include dizziness, nausea, a headache, a racing heart or constant hiccups. If you notice any of these, stop, drink some water and move to a lower strength. This range does not go below 10mg. For a lower intake you would need a different system, such as a bottle of nicotine-free e-liquid in a refillable device.

One firm point: nicotine is addictive, and these pods are for adults who already use nicotine. If you do not smoke or vape, please do not start. If you want help stopping smoking altogether, a pharmacist, your GP or the NHS stop smoking service can offer support that is better tailored than anything we can say here.

Fitting the Pod and Taking the First Draws

Two minutes of setup prevents most of the complaints people have with prefilled pods. Begin with the device. Check that it has some charge, because a nearly flat battery produces weak, patchy vapour that is easy to mistake for a faulty pod. A full charge before first use is a good habit.

• Unwrap the pod. Remove the outer packaging, then peel off any seal, tape or cap covering the mouthpiece and the airflow openings.
• Seat it firmly. Line the pod up with the device and push it straight in until it sits flush or clicks. If it will not seat, remove it and try again instead of forcing it.
• Wait a full minute. This is the step most people skip. The wick needs time to soak up liquid from the reservoir.
• Take two gentle draws. Short and soft, without inhaling deeply, to bring the coil up to temperature.
• Vape as normal. Slow, steady draws of two to four seconds usually give the best flavour.

The pause matters more than it sounds. Drawing straight away can fire the coil against a dry wick, which gives a scorched first hit and can shorten the life of the pod. A minute's patience avoids that entirely.

Draw style also affects flavour. A slow, mouth-to-lung style, where you hold the vapour in your mouth briefly before inhaling, tends to suit nicotine salt pods and gives the tropical notes in this flavour a chance to register. Hard, rapid pulls use up liquid faster and can leave the throat feeling harsher than it needs to.

When the pod is finished, pull it out and keep it away from children and pets until you dispose of it. Spent pods still contain residue, so do not tip them into household recycling bins as ordinary waste. Take them, and any worn-out device, to a suitable electrical or battery recycling point. Many retailers and local council sites accept them.

Does Your Device Take This Pod?

Check the fit before the basket. Pods are almost always proprietary: one made for a particular device generally will not work in another, even when the two share a brand. This is the biggest cause of avoidable returns in the category, and it is easy to prevent. These refill pods are intended for the Bloody Bar 60K system. If you already own that device, you are set. If you own anything else, confirm the match before buying instead of assuming.

That includes other Bloody Bar lines. The Bloody Bar 3000 pods, for example, are a separate product with their own device, and they do not interchange with the 60K system. If you are unsure which one you have, check the packaging or the markings on the device itself. A photo of the device and the pod you are replacing is also enough for our team to confirm the match, and they can confirm the match before you order.

If you do not yet own the hardware, the simplest route is a complete kit. The store lists the Bloody Bar 60K Puffs Prefilled Pod Kit in Kiwi Passionfruit Guava at £10.99, which pairs the device with a pod in this same flavour so you can start straight away. Look at the difference in price: £6.99 for pods alone against £10.99 for hardware plus a pod. For a first purchase the kit almost always makes more sense, because the extra few pounds buys the device itself.

Once you own the device, pods become the repeat purchase. Buying them separately from then on is cheaper than rebuying a kit each time, and you can mix flavours freely within the line. If you want to see other starter options from a range of makers, the pod kits collection gathers them in one place.

One last point on compatibility. Never try to modify a pod, force it into a device or fit it into hardware it was not made for. A poor connection can cause leaks, dry hits or battery faults, and none of those are covered by returns on opened items.

Storage, Travel and Leak Prevention

A sealed pod is sturdy, but e-liquid reacts to heat, pressure and rough handling, so a little care goes a long way. Keep unopened pods somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sun, away from radiators and car dashboards. Warmth thins the liquid and encourages it to creep past seals. A drawer or cupboard at room temperature is ideal, and an unopened pod kept this way has a long shelf life. If a best-before date is printed on the pack, use older stock first.

Cold is less of a problem than heat, but very low temperatures make the liquid thick and slow, so a pod brought in from a freezing car may give a weak first few draws. Let it come to room temperature for a few minutes before you fit it.

Travel adds one more variable: air pressure. On flights, cabin pressure changes can push liquid through the airway of a pod that is already fitted to a device. The safest approach is to carry spare pods sealed in their packaging, keep the device empty of an in-use pod if you can, and store everything upright in a small case. Loose pockets are a poor choice, since keys and coins can scratch pods and lint can clog the contacts.

• Keep it upright: storing the device mouthpiece-up helps stop liquid pooling near the airway
• Do not squeeze: pressure on the pod body can force liquid into the airflow channel
• Wipe, do not blow: clear the mouthpiece and contacts with a dry cloth if they get damp
• Check airline rules: some carriers have their own restrictions on vaping hardware and batteries

Safety at home matters too. Nicotine is harmful if swallowed, so keep pods and devices out of reach of children and pets, in the same place you keep other things that should not be eaten or chewed. Treat spare pods like medicines rather than sweets, even though the flavour might suggest otherwise.

Pros, Cons and Who These Suit

Every format involves trade-offs, and it is better to see them clearly before you buy. Here is the case in favour of these pods.

• No mess. Changing a pod takes seconds, and you never handle liquid or coils.
• Consistent flavour. Each pod arrives with a factory-primed coil, so day one tastes much like day five.
• Easy to carry. A couple of spare pods weigh next to nothing.
• Wide choice. Twenty flavours across the 60K line let you rotate without leaving the system.
• Two strengths. 10mg and 20mg cover most adult nicotine needs.

The honest drawbacks matter just as much.

• Higher cost per millilitre. You pay for the convenience compared with bottled liquid.
• Locked in. Only compatible pods fit, so you depend on this system staying available.
• Plastic and waste. Each pod is a sealed unit and has to be recycled properly.
• Floor of 10mg. There is no lower option in this range for anyone stepping down.
• Not repairable. A faulty pod is replaced, not fixed.

So who is it for? Adults who already smoke or vape and want a tidy, predictable routine. People who like fruit flavours with a bit of tartness rather than a sugary punch. Those who have tried refillable tanks and found them fiddly. And anyone who simply values a device that works without maintenance.

Who should look elsewhere? Non-smokers and anyone under 18 should not use these at all. Anyone pregnant or breastfeeding should speak to a healthcare professional before using any nicotine product. Tinkerers who enjoy building their own setups, or people who want the lowest possible running cost, will be happier with a refillable system. If you like the idea of a compact closed system but want a different device, a different brand's kit is the natural next stop.

Troubleshooting Weak Flavour and Dry Hits

Most pod problems come down to a short list of causes, and most of them take a minute to fix. Work through them in order before assuming the pod is faulty.

Weak or no vapour. First check the battery. A low battery gives thin, patchy output. Then check that the pod is fully seated: if the contacts are not touching, nothing will fire. Remove the pod, look for any leftover seal over the mouthpiece or airflow holes, and refit it firmly. If the contacts look damp or dirty, wipe them with a dry cloth.

Burnt or dry taste. This is usually a wick that has run out of liquid, either because the pod is nearly empty or because you drew too hard too soon after fitting it. If the pod is almost spent, replace it. If it is fresh, rest the device for a few minutes and take gentler, shorter draws. Do not keep pushing through a scorched taste, since it will not recover.

Gurgling or spitting. Excess liquid in the airway causes the crackle. Hold the device upright, blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear it, and wipe away any condensation. It often happens after a flight or a warm pocket.

Leaking. A small amount of condensation around the mouthpiece is normal. A pod that is visibly dripping is not. Stop using it, clean the device, and replace the pod. Heat and squeezing are the usual culprits, which is why the earlier storage advice matters.

Flavour fade. If a pod tastes less vivid after several days, it may be nearing the end. Fruit flavours can also seem to fade when your palate adjusts to them. Swapping to a different flavour for a day often brings the original back into focus.

If none of this helps, or a pod arrives damaged, send us a short description and your order number through the contact page. Faulty or damaged items are replaced, and a photo makes it faster.

Pairing, Upgrades and Stocking Up

Pods are the cheap end of the system, so the sensible questions are what to pair them with and when to move up. For anyone who does not yet own the device, the practical pairing is a starter kit. The store lists the Bloody Bar 60K 4in1 Prefilled Pod Kit at £9.99, which is slightly cheaper than the single-flavour kit. Check its listing for exactly what is included before you order, since the contents differ from a single-pod kit.

If you already have the device, a few habits keep the whole thing cheaper and more pleasant. Buy two flavours rather than one and alternate them. Many people find that swapping every pod or two stops flavour fatigue setting in. Pair the fruity Kiwi Passionfruit Guava with a mint or an ice profile if you like variety, since a cool pod and a tart fruit pod complement each other nicely across a day.

On stocking up, remember that unopened pods keep well, so buying a handful at once is reasonable if you vape daily. Doing so also saves on postage, because standard delivery is free once an order passes £20. It is worth checking the big puff vape kits too, where makers package larger-capacity devices, so you can see how this system sits next to its alternatives.

When might you move on? A few honest reasons. If your pod spend is climbing and you vape every day, a refillable setup with bottled liquid is cheaper over a year. If you want to reduce nicotine below 10mg, a nicotine-free liquid in a refillable device is the way to go. And if the hardware breaks outside warranty, replacing the whole system might make more sense than hunting for compatible spares.

Whatever you choose, keep the goal in view. For smokers, the point of a pod system is to move away from cigarettes. For everyone else, there is no benefit in starting.

Delivery, Returns and Age Verification

The practical details are simple. Orders are sent in plain packaging with tracking on every parcel. Weekday orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. Royal Mail Tracked 24 costs £1.99 and is free on orders over £20. DPD Next Working Day costs £3.99, or £2.99 on orders over £20, and is free once an order passes £100. The full breakdown, including delivery windows, is on our shipping page.

Returns work on a strict health-and-safety basis. An unopened, unsealed item can be returned within 14 days. An opened pod cannot, because once the seal is peeled it cannot be resold. This is standard for consumables and it is the reason we repeat the compatibility advice so often: check the fit before you open the pack. If a pod arrives faulty or damaged, we replace it free of charge. Keep your order number and photograph the problem, then get in touch promptly.

Because these pods contain nicotine, they are for adults aged 18 and over only. Checkout includes an age check, and we cannot dispatch an order if verification fails. You can read how that process works on the age verification page. Please do not buy on behalf of anyone under 18; selling nicotine products to under-18s is illegal.

A few more notes before you pay:

• Double-check the flavour and strength selection in your basket before you confirm
• Make sure the address is one where an adult can receive the parcel
• Keep pods out of reach of children and pets once delivered
• Recycle spent pods and worn-out devices at a suitable collection point

The disposable vape ban that came into force on 1 June 2025 does not affect this product, because the Bloody Bar 60K system uses a reusable device with replaceable pods. That is the model the law still allows. If anything in this guide is unclear, our team would rather answer a question before you order than after.