Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Blue

Overview

The Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Blue by Doozy Vape Co in Blue at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Overview: What You Get for £14.99

Doozy Infinity Pod Kit is a rechargeable pod vape from Doozy Vape Co, listed on VapeShopOnline at £14.99 as a refillable starter kit. It comes in three colourways (Blue, Grey and Pink), charges over USB-C, fires when you inhale rather than when you press a button, has an adjustable airflow, and carries a single strength option of 0mg on the listing. Those are the facts we can verify from the product data, and this guide is built around them. Where a number is missing, such as battery capacity or a puff rating, we say so plainly instead of guessing, because a wrong spec costs you more than an honest gap.

Doozy is a name most UK vapers know from the bottle rather than the hardware. The Doozy collection on this site runs to 104 products, covering nicotine salt e-liquids, shortfills and even nicotine chewing gum, so a Doozy device slots into a well-stocked range of liquids. The Doozy Vape Co collection is the hardware side of the brand, and at the time of writing this kit is the only product in it.

Here is the kit at a glance, exactly as the listing presents it:

• Price: £14.99, with free UK delivery on orders over £20
• Format: rechargeable pod kit, tagged as a starter kit and as refillable
• Charging: USB-C, with a USB-C cable listed in the box
• Activation: inhale-activated, no buttons to press
• Airflow: adjustable, for a tighter or looser draw
• Colours: Blue, Grey and Pink
• Strength on the listing: 0mg
• Age restriction: sold to adults aged 18 or over only, with age-verified checkout

It helps to think of the purchase as two parts. The device is the reusable half: battery, airflow control and draw sensor. The pod and the liquid are the consumable half, and they decide how the vape actually tastes and feels. Most of the decisions worth making sit in that second half, which is why the sections below walk through the pod system, performance, colour and flavour choices, battery care, nicotine strength, setup, troubleshooting, running costs and a fair comparison with similar kits.

If you are new to this format, the short version is that a pod kit like this suits an adult who wants a simple, pocketable, refillable device and is happy to choose their own liquid. If you would rather buy something sealed that you throw away when empty, this is not that product, and the sections on who it suits will help you decide quickly.

How the Pod System Works: Draw Activation, Airflow and Pod Format

A pod kit has three working parts: a battery in the body, a pod that clicks into the top, and a coil inside the pod that heats liquid held against a wick. On the Doozy Infinity Pod Kit the battery is switched on by your breath. A sensor in the body detects the change in pressure when you inhale through the mouthpiece and powers the coil for as long as you keep drawing. There is no button, no menu and no wattage to set. That simplicity is the reason this style is popular with adults moving over from smoking: pick it up, draw, and it works.

Adjustable airflow is the one control you do get. Closing the airflow down gives a tighter, more restricted draw that feels closer to pulling on a cigarette, with a stronger throat sensation at a given nicotine strength. Opening it up gives an airier draw with a cooler, softer vapour and more of it. Neither setting is right for everyone. A good habit is to start tight if you are coming from smoking, and open it a notch at a time if the throat feel is harsher than you like.

Coil technology. Our listing does not state whether the pod uses a traditional wicked coil or a mesh coil, and it does not give a resistance in ohms, so we are not going to claim either. What we can say is how the two types behave in this class of device. Mesh coils spread the heat over a larger surface and tend to deliver quicker, more even flavour. Standard wicked coils are simpler and often give a slightly thinner, more cigarette-like draw. Resistance matters too: a lower-ohm coil runs hotter and draws more from the battery, while a higher-ohm coil is gentler and suits stronger nicotine salt liquids. The resistance is normally printed on the pod or its packaging, so check there when it arrives.

Pod capacity. UK regulations limit the tank or pod on a refillable vape to 2ml, so whatever pod this kit uses holds 2ml or less. That is a legal ceiling rather than a specification we are quoting for this particular kit. It does mean you should think of the pod as a small reservoir that you top up often, not a large tank you fill once a week.

Refillable in practice. The product page describes a refillable pod system that you can top up with e-liquid, and the product image is titled as a prefilled pod kit, so the pack you receive may include a pod that is ready to use. Either way, the pod is the part you replace or refill, and the body is the part you keep. Pods are not interchangeable between brands, so when you buy spares, make sure they are listed for this kit and not simply for a similar-looking device. Browse the wider refillable vape pods range to see how pod formats differ between makers, then match carefully.

One last point on liquid choice: small pod coils work well with thinner, higher-PG liquids and nicotine salts. Very thick, high-VG shortfills are designed for larger sub-ohm tanks and can saturate or struggle in a compact pod. We cover which liquids to pair with this kit in the flavour and value sections below.

Performance and Puff Delivery in Real Use

A refillable pod kit does not carry a puff rating, and this one does not either. A puff count on a disposable is a marketing figure derived from the liquid sealed inside it. Here, the liquid is whatever you put in, so the honest unit of measure is the pod, not the puff. With a 2ml legal maximum on the pod, the reservoir is small by design, and how long a fill lasts depends on factors you control.

• Draw length and frequency: long, frequent draws use liquid faster than short, occasional ones
• Airflow setting: a more open airflow produces more vapour per draw and empties the pod sooner
• Nicotine strength: a stronger liquid is usually satisfying in fewer draws, which stretches a fill
• Liquid thickness: thicker liquids wick more slowly and can lead to dry or weak draws
• Coil age: a worn coil tastes flat or burnt well before the liquid is gone

Response and consistency. With a draw-activated device you should get vapour within a moment of inhaling, and it should stop when you stop. If you have to pull hard to wake the device up, something is off: usually a pod that has not been seated fully, a coil that has not soaked, or airflow that is blocked. In normal use, the vapour should feel consistent from draw to draw without sputtering or gurgling.

How a pod behaves over its life. A fresh coil takes a few draws to settle, then flavour is clear and steady for most of its life. As the coil ages, sweet or creamy liquids leave residue on it, and the taste dulls. The practical rule is to change or refresh the pod when the flavour fades, not only when the liquid runs out. Many people run a pod down, notice the taste getting muddy, and blame the liquid when the coil was the problem.

Setting expectations against big-puff disposables. Our catalogue includes many sealed kits advertised at tens of thousands of puffs, and they are built to be set and forget. This kit is a different proposition. You give up the long gap between top-ups and get a reusable body, a choice of liquid and less waste in return. If you want to compare formats, the starter vape kits collection puts refillable and prefilled options side by side with their listed prices and strengths.

Keeping score yourself. A simple way to learn how this kit suits you is to note how many days a fill lasts over your first week, and compare it with how many you expected. If a fill lasts a day for you, that tells you more than any published figure could, and it shows you whether to buy liquid in single bottles or in multibuy bundles.

Blue, Grey and Pink: Colour Options and Flavour Pairings

The flavour selector on the product page for this kit lists Blue, Grey and Pink. These are colourways of the device, not different tastes. The hardware does not contain flavour; the flavour comes from the liquid in the pod. That is worth stating clearly because a product page that says flavour: Blue can lead people to expect a blue raspberry or a berry blend, when it is simply the colour of the body.

Each colour has its own page, in case you want to add a specific one to your basket directly: Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Blue, Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Grey and Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Pink. All three are listed at the same £14.99. If you like a bright body, you may also want to browse our pink refillable vapes, which collects pink devices from several makers in one place.

Choosing a flavour comes down to what you put in the pod. Here is how some Doozy liquids from this site pair with a compact pod kit like this one.

• Nicotine salts: Doozy Mix Salts come in 10mg and 20mg in a 10ml bottle, with flavours including Bubblegum, Cream Tobacco, Gummy Bear, Mixed Berries, Pink Lemonade and Sour Blue Raspberry Apple. Prices start at £2.89 a bottle, with five for £10.
• Nicotine-free options: Seriously Pod Fill is listed at 0mg from £7.99, with a two for £14 offer. Its flavours include Banana Mandarin, Blue Pear, Lemon Mint, Spearmint, Strawberry Raspberry and Watermelon Lemonade.

Flavour profile guidance. In a small pod coil, fruit and cooling flavours tend to be the easiest to live with. Fruit blends such as mixed berries or watermelon keep their character without clogging the coil quickly. Menthol, mint and ice bring a cooling edge that holds up well at modest power. Dessert and bubblegum profiles taste rich on the first few draws but are sweeter, and sweeteners are what build up on a coil, so expect to refresh the pod a little sooner with those. Tobacco profiles such as Cream Tobacco suit adults who want something nearer to what they are used to.

Rotating flavours. A refillable kit makes it easy to change taste, but flavours linger in a pod. If you switch between very different profiles, such as mint and a creamy dessert, you will get ghosting unless you change the pod or let it run dry first. Many vapers solve this by dedicating one colour of device to one flavour family, which is a fair reason to consider owning two colours.

Design, Build and Handling

Our listing describes a compact starter kit with an adjustable airflow, a USB-C port and a draw-activated mouthpiece, and offers it in three body colours. It does not publish dimensions, weight or materials, and we are not going to invent them. What we can offer is a way to judge the build yourself when the parcel arrives, using the things that matter on any pod kit regardless of price.

• Pod fit: the pod should seat firmly with a positive click and no wobble. A loose pod is the most common cause of leaks and cut-outs.
• Airflow control: the adjuster should move smoothly through its range and stay where you leave it. If it spins freely or sticks, mention it to our team.
• Mouthpiece: check that the opening is clear and the surface is smooth, with no moulding flash that could irritate your lips.
• USB-C port: the cable should seat fully and not rock in the socket.
• Finish: the body should be free of scuffs and gaps between panels, and the colour should match the one you ordered.

Everyday handling. Because there are no buttons, there is nothing to press by accident in a pocket or bag, which removes one of the common complaints about button-fired devices. A draw-activated kit can still fire if something presses on the mouthpiece, so keep a cap on it or store the device upright where it can't be squeezed. Colours with a matte finish tend to hide fingerprints better than glossy ones, and a lighter shade such as Grey or Pink may show wear at the edges sooner than a darker body, though we make no claim about the coating used.

What is in the box. The product page lists the device, a USB-C charging cable, a quick-start manual and a safety and warranty leaflet. Keep the leaflet and the box for as long as you own the kit, because the warranty process is easier with them to hand. It's also where you will find any specification that we haven't listed, including battery capacity and the pod format the kit takes.

Aesthetics versus function. The three colourways are the main way to personalise it, and it's reasonable to choose on looks, because every colour is the same device at the same price. If you plan to buy a second unit, perhaps one for the house and one for your bag, buying two different colours avoids the mix-ups that come with identical bodies. You can see all three on the Doozy Vape Co page.

Battery Life and USB-C Charging

The kit charges over USB-C, which is the same connector as most current phones, tablets and many laptops. That matters more than it sounds: you probably already own a cable, a charger and a power bank that fit it, so the device is easy to top up at a desk, in the car or on the move. A USB-C cable is listed in the box with the kit.

What our listing does not state is the battery capacity in mAh, the time to charge, or a quoted usage figure. Rather than fill that gap with a guess, we recommend you take the capacity from the quick-start manual or the device itself once you have it. What we can explain is how the things you control affect battery life.

• Airflow and draw style: longer draws on an open airflow use more energy per puff than short draws on a tighter setting
• Coil resistance: a lower-resistance coil pulls more from the battery per draw
• Temperature: batteries lose capacity in the cold, so a device left in a car overnight in winter will not last as long as one kept in a pocket
• Age: like any rechargeable battery, it holds slightly less charge after many hundreds of cycles

Good charging habits.

• Use a standard USB adapter or a computer port rather than an unbranded high-output charger
• Charge on a hard, clear surface, not on a bed, sofa or under a pillow
• Do not leave it charging unattended for long periods or overnight
• Unplug once it is full, and top up in short bursts instead of letting it go flat every time
• Check the leaflet for whether the device works while plugged in, and do not assume it does

Warning signs. Stop using the device and contact us if the body becomes hot to touch during normal use or charging, if it swells, if it smells of burning, or if the casing is cracked or dented. Do not try to open it or replace the battery yourself.

Recycling. A vape device with a built-in battery must never go in your household bin or recycling box, because damaged lithium batteries can start fires in refuse vehicles and recycling plants. When the kit reaches the end of its life, take it to a household waste recycling centre, or to a retailer or drop-off point that accepts small electrical items and batteries. Many large supermarkets and electrical shops run collection bins, and your local council will list the nearest. Remove and dispose of used pods and any leftover liquid according to your council's guidance, and keep them away from children and pets.

Choosing a Nicotine Strength: The 0mg Listing and the UK 20mg Limit

The strength selector on this product shows one option: 0mg. That means the listing is for the device on a nicotine-free basis, and it is tagged as a refillable starter kit. If you are filling it yourself, the nicotine content of what you vape is decided by the liquid you choose, not by the hardware. That is an advantage if you like to control your own strength, and a point to be aware of if you were expecting a pod that arrives with nicotine already in it. If the pack you receive includes a filled pod, the strength is printed on it, so read the label before you start.

UK rules you should know. Nicotine-containing e-liquid sold in the UK is capped at 20mg/ml, which is 2%. That limit applies to all nicotine vape products, including nicotine salts, pods and sealed devices, not only to one category. Bottles of nicotine e-liquid are limited to 10ml, tanks and pods to 2ml, and nicotine-free shortfills can be sold in larger bottles because they contain no nicotine. Products must carry health warnings and be sold only to people aged 18 or over, which is why our checkout verifies age.

Which strength should you pick? We cannot give medical or personal nicotine advice, and nothing here is a claim about health. As a practical guide to how people typically match strength to habit in a pod device:

• 0mg: for adults who want flavour and the hand-to-mouth habit without nicotine, or who have already moved away from nicotine. Browse 0mg e-liquids for options.
• 10mg nicotine salt: a common starting point for adults who smoke lightly or who find stronger liquids harsh in a compact device
• 20mg nicotine salt: the legal maximum, chosen by adults who currently smoke heavily and who want a draw that feels familiar. In a tight-airflow pod it can feel strong, so open the airflow if it is harsh.

Nicotine salts versus freebase. Nicotine salt liquids give a smoother throat feel at the strengths people use in small pod devices, and they are the format this style of kit is designed around. Freebase nicotine is harsher at high strengths and is more suited to larger tanks at low strengths, so it is rarely the right match for a compact pod. You can compare options in the nicotine salt e-liquids range, including Doozy's own.

Start low, adjust slowly. If you are unsure, begin with the lower strength of a salt, use the tighter airflow, and change one variable at a time. If you are not currently a smoker or vaper, you do not need nicotine, and we advise against starting. Nicotine is addictive, and vaping products are intended for adult smokers and vapers only.

Who the Doozy Infinity Pod Kit Suits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

No single device suits everyone, so here is a plain view of where this kit fits and where it doesn't.

It suits:

• Adults switching from smoking who want a button-free, draw-activated device that behaves a little like a cigarette: inhale and go
• People on a modest budget who want a rechargeable, reusable device at £14.99 and prefer to spend on liquid they like instead of a sealed unit they throw away
• Vapers who like choosing their own liquid and want a refillable system, rather than being tied to one pre-set flavour
• Anyone who already uses Doozy liquids and wants a simple, pocketable device to use them in
• A second device: a spare for a bag, a car or a work desk, in a different colour to your main kit
• Anyone who dislikes menus and settings, since there is nothing to configure beyond airflow

You should look elsewhere if:

• You want a published spec sheet. If you choose devices by battery capacity, coil resistance and watt output, our listing doesn't give you those figures, and you would be better served by a kit whose numbers are stated. The pod kits collection lists many devices by brand.
• You want to set power and watch a screen. This is a fixed-output, no-display device by design.
• You want a very large reservoir. A 2ml-limit pod is small, and heavy daily users will refill often.
• You want something sealed that never needs refilling. A refillable kit asks for a little routine: filling, wiping, charging.
• You are under 18, or you do not currently smoke or vape. This product is not for you. It contains or is used with nicotine, which is addictive.

First-time buyers. If this is your first refillable device, the main learning curve is liquid, not hardware. Buy one nicotine salt in a strength you have thought about, and one spare pod if the listing offers one. Resist the urge to buy five bottles in five flavours on day one, even though the multibuy price is tempting, because it takes a week or two to learn how you vape this device and which profile you enjoy most.

Existing vapers. If you already own a refillable pod kit, ask what this one would add. A different colour and a fresh coil are reasonable answers. Better battery life isn't a safe assumption without published figures.

How to Use It: First Charge to First Draw

Setup takes only a few minutes. These steps cover both situations: a pod that arrives ready to use, and a pod you fill yourself. Always read the quick-start manual in the box first, because it takes priority over general guidance if there is a difference.

• Step 1, unpack and inspect. Check the device, cable, manual and leaflet are all there, and that the colour is the one you ordered.
• Step 2, charge before first use. Plug the USB-C cable into the device and a standard adapter or computer port. A full first charge is a good habit because a factory part-charge is only meant to prove the device works.
• Step 3, fit the pod. Press the pod into the top until it seats with a click. If it arrives already attached, check it sits flush.
• Step 4, fill the pod if it is empty. Open the fill port as shown in the manual, tilt the pod, and run the liquid slowly down the inner wall instead of straight onto the wick. Stop below the maximum line, because overfilling is the main cause of leaks and gurgling. Wipe any spill and close the port firmly.
• Step 5, let it soak. Wait five to ten minutes after filling so the cotton can absorb the liquid. Skipping this is the leading cause of a burnt first draw.
• Step 6, set the airflow. Start on the tighter side and open it a little at a time until the draw feels comfortable.
• Step 7, take a few gentle priming draws. Do not blast the first draws at full length. Short, soft pulls let the coil wet fully.
• Step 8, vape normally. Inhale as you would on a cigarette, with no buttons to press, and stop when you want vapour to stop.

Storage and daily care. Keep the device upright when you are not using it, so liquid stays against the wick and does not pool by the mouthpiece. Wipe the mouthpiece with a dry cloth, and keep the charging port free of lint. Do not carry it loose with keys or coins. Never leave it in a hot car or direct sunlight, since heat expands liquid and can force it out of the airflow holes.

Choosing what goes in. A nicotine salt such as Doozy Mix Salts is a straightforward match for a compact pod. If you prefer nicotine-free, a pod-labelled 0mg liquid like Seriously Pod Fill suits the format. Whatever you choose, check the bottle for the VG and PG ratio and prefer a thinner, higher-PG or 50/50 liquid in a small pod.

Troubleshooting: Weak Vapour, Leaks, Burnt Taste and Charging Faults

Most problems with pod kits have simple causes. Work through these before assuming anything is faulty. If a fix doesn't work, contact our UK team with your order number and a short description.

• Weak or no vapour. Check the pod is seated fully, the battery is charged, and the airflow is not blocked by a finger or a pocket lining. If the pod was just filled, give the wick another five minutes to soak. If a pod still struggles after that, the coil may be worn or flooded, and a fresh pod is the quickest test.
• Burnt or acrid taste. This is almost always a dry or worn coil. Do not keep pulling on it, because the taste will only get worse. Refill, let it soak, take gentle draws, and if it persists, replace the pod. Switching between a sweet dessert liquid and a mint can also leave residue that tastes off.
• Leaking from the airflow or mouthpiece. The usual causes are overfilling, a loose pod, or storing the device on its side or upside down. Wipe it, check the fill port is shut, leave a margin below the maximum line next time, and store upright. Pressure changes on flights or in a hot car can also push liquid out.
• Gurgling or spitting. Condensation has gathered in the mouthpiece or the airflow path. Tap out the excess, wipe the mouthpiece, and take a couple of dry draws away from your mouth.
• Hot vapour. A very long draw with a tight airflow heats the coil. Take shorter draws, open the airflow, and give it a rest between puffs.
• Flavour seems weaker than before. Flavour fatigue is common, but so is a tired coil. Try a different liquid profile for a day, or fit a fresh pod, and compare.
• Device will not charge. Try another cable and another USB source. Inspect the port for lint, which you can remove carefully with a dry wooden toothpick, never with metal. If it still does not charge, stop and contact us.
• Device fires on its own. Something may be pressing on the mouthpiece. Move it away from tight pockets. If it continues when nothing is touching it, stop using it and contact us.

When to stop and ask. Heat, swelling, smoke or a burning smell during use or charging are not troubleshooting problems. Stop immediately, unplug it, and keep it away from flammable surfaces. Do not use it again.

Spare parts. Because a refillable pod kit relies on a pod that fits, it is worth keeping a spare on hand. Pod formats differ between brands, so buy only ones listed for this kit.

Running Costs and Value for Money

At £14.99 the Doozy Infinity Pod Kit sits in the middle of the starter-kit price range on this site, where devices run from under £10 to close to £70. The kit is a one-off cost. After that, what you spend depends on liquid and the occasional spare pod, so the useful question is what a month of running it looks like.

Here is a worked example using real prices from our range. A realistic first order might be the kit plus a set of five Doozy Mix Salts bottles in different flavours:

• Doozy Infinity Pod Kit: £14.99
• Five 10ml Doozy Mix Salts at the multibuy price: £10 (a single bottle of Bubblegum is £2.89, so five singles would cost £14.45 and the offer saves £4.45)
• Total: £24.99, which clears the free UK delivery threshold of £20

That multibuy works out at £2 per 10ml bottle, or 20p per millilitre. If you prefer a nicotine-free route, Seriously Pod Fill is £7.99 a bottle or two for £14, a saving of £1.98 over buying them singly. The Doozy Big Drip 100ml is a 0mg shortfill from £9.99, which makes it cheaper per millilitre on paper, but it is a larger-format liquid and you should check its VG and PG ratio on the page before putting it in a compact pod. For most people with this kit, a nicotine salt or a pod-labelled liquid is the better fit.

Against sealed formats. A sealed, throwaway vape has no refilling effort, but you pay for the whole device again each time it runs out. A refillable kit spreads the hardware cost across months or years of use. The more often you would otherwise buy a sealed product, the sooner the maths favours a refillable one. Because we can't tell you a puff count for this kit, we won't pretend to give you a cost per puff, and we suggest you track your own days per fill and work out a figure that is true for you.

What else you pay. Budget for a spare pod or two over the life of the device, because coils wear. Budget for occasional replacement if you drop it, since a body is not repairable by the user.

Delivery and returns. Orders over £20 ship free by Royal Mail Tracked 24, with £1.99 charged below that. DPD Next Working Day is £3.99, reduced to £2.99 over £20 and free over £100. Weekday orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. Unopened, unsealed items can be returned within 14 days, opened consumables such as e-liquids cannot be returned for health and safety reasons, and faulty items are replaced free of charge. Everything is genuine UK stock sold through an age-verified checkout.

Honest Comparison With Other Pod Kits at a Similar Price

The refillable pod kit market is crowded, and £14.99 puts the Doozy Infinity Pod Kit alongside several established names. We stock them all, so this comparison has no reason to flatter one over another. We have only compared what our own listings state, and we've flagged where data is thin.

Hayati X4 Refillable Pod Kit. Hayati is a large presence on our site, with hundreds of prefilled pod listings, and the Hayati X4 Refillable Pod Kit is its refillable starter option in a similar price bracket. Its advantage is the brand's breadth: if you already use Hayati pods or flavours, the ecosystem is familiar. The Doozy kit's advantage is the pairing with Doozy's own bottled range, including nicotine salts at a multibuy price.

Geekvape Sonder Q2. The Geekvape Sonder Q2 Pod Vape Kit is listed from £14.99. Geekvape is a hardware-first brand, known for tanks and devices rather than liquid, and buyers who shop by technical detail may find its product information more thorough than what we can publish for the Doozy kit. If battery capacity and coil specifics decide your purchase, check the Geekvape page and weigh that against the Doozy kit's simpler, no-settings approach.

Elf Bar Elfa Pro. The Elf Bar Elfa Pro Pod Kit starts from £15.95, a little above this kit. Elf Bar is much better known for sealed disposables, so this is its route into the reusable format. It's worth a look if you already enjoy Elf Bar flavours and want to stay with them.

Where the Doozy Infinity Pod Kit holds its own is simple. It is inexpensive, it is button-free, it has an adjustable airflow, it charges over USB-C, it comes in three colours, and there is a deep liquid range from the same brand available from the same shop. Where it is weaker, on paper, is the detail: we cannot state battery capacity, coil resistance or pod format from the listing, so if those numbers are non-negotiable for you, a competitor with a fuller spec sheet is a more informed purchase.

How to decide. Ask yourself three questions. Do I want to choose my own liquid, or buy sealed? Do I need published numbers before I buy? Is the brand's liquid range useful to me? If the answers are choose my own, no, and yes, the Doozy kit is a reasonable fit. If you want to see more options before committing, the full vape kits range lets you filter by brand and price, and the Doozy collection shows the liquids that go with this device. Everything we sell is for adults aged 18 or over.