CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine (0mg) Prefilled Kit Box of 5 Blue razz GB

Overview

The CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine (0mg) Prefilled Kit Box of 5 Blue razz GB by CP in Blue razz GB at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine 0mg Prefilled Kit Box of 5: what you are buying

CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine (0mg) Prefilled Kit Box of 5 is a multipack of ready-to-use, nicotine-free vape kits from the CP brand, listed at £34.99 for the box. Each kit arrives prefilled, which means there is no bottle to open, no coil to fit and no pod to prime. You take a unit out of the box, check it over, and use it. The 10K in the name signals the puff rating the manufacturer works to, the 0mg tells you there is no nicotine in the liquid, and the box of 5 tells you that you are buying in bulk rather than a single unit.

This page is written for UK adults who want to understand exactly what that combination means before they order. We have deliberately kept it practical. Where a detail is not published on the listing, such as the battery capacity in mAh, the coil resistance or the precise millilitre fill, we say so rather than guess. A product page that invents numbers is less useful than one that tells you what to check on the pack when it arrives.

Here is the short version of what matters:

• Nicotine strength: 0mg. The liquid contains no nicotine, so there is no nicotine hit and no strength to choose.
• Format: prefilled kit, sold as a box of 5 for £34.99, which works out at roughly £7 per kit before any promotions.
• Puff rating: the CP10K name points to a 10,000 puff class product, which is the manufacturer's rated figure rather than a guarantee.
• Flavours: 15 named flavours sit in this family, from fruit and ice blends to mint and a cola profile, plus the base listing that does not name a flavour.
• Age: strictly 18+. We do not sell to anyone under 18.

A box of five suits a particular kind of buyer. If you like to keep a spare in a bag, one at home and one in the car, or you share the household supply with another adult, buying five at once removes the stop-start of reordering. If you simply want to try a flavour, a five-pack is a bigger commitment than you may need, and the rest of this page will help you decide which side of that line you fall on.

We are a UK shop, dispatching before 4pm and offering free UK delivery over £20, so a £34.99 box qualifies. Everything we sell is genuine stock, and the full delivery and returns detail is covered further down and in the FAQs.

Performance and puff delivery in the CP10K class

A 10,000 puff rating puts this product in the high-capacity end of the prefilled category. For context, many mainstream kits are rated around 600 puffs, and the larger formats climb through 6,000, 10,000, 15,000 and beyond. A 10K class product is built to last a long time between replacements, and that is the main reason people choose it.

It helps to understand what a puff rating really is. Manufacturers calculate it in a lab using a machine that draws a fixed volume over a fixed duration at a fixed interval. A person does not puff that way. Long drags, short sips, chain use in a pub garden and one-puff-an-hour use at a desk all consume liquid at different rates. In practice the rating is best read as a ceiling and a comparison tool between products, not a promise of an exact count. Real-world totals commonly land below the lab figure, particularly if you take long, slow draws.

What you can reasonably expect from a product of this type:

• Consistent draw: prefilled kits are designed to deliver a steady, light-to-medium mouth-to-lung style draw from the first puff to the last, without you adjusting anything.
• Vapour volume: moderate and smooth rather than cloud-chasing. Because the liquid is nicotine-free, there is no throat hit to manage, so the experience leans on flavour and vapour feel.
• Tailing off: as any prefilled kit nears empty, flavour fades first, then vapour thins out. If the taste goes flat well before the puff count suggests, see the troubleshooting section.

The 0mg angle changes how performance feels. With nicotine in the liquid, the throat sensation is part of what people notice, and it can mask a weak flavour. With 0mg there is nothing to hide behind, so the flavour carries the whole experience. That makes the choice of flavour more important than it would be on a nicotine version.

Per-kit and per-box maths is worth doing. If each kit performs anywhere near its rating, a box of five represents a very large number of puffs across the set. Even if your real-world figure is well under the lab number, you are unlikely to run out quickly. Most buyers of a five-pack find that the box lasts weeks or months depending on how they use it, which is exactly why this pack size exists.

One honest limitation: we cannot give you an exact puff count for one kit or the box, because the listing does not publish one beyond the rating in the name, and because your usage is the largest variable. Treat the 10K as a size class and plan your purchase around that.

Flavour profile across the 15 named flavours

The CP10K zero nicotine family is spread across 15 named flavours, which is a wider range than many multipacks offer. Because there is no nicotine in the liquid, flavour is the whole point, so it is worth thinking about which family of taste you actually enjoy. Here is how the range breaks down, using the flavour names as listed.

• Berry and blue profiles: Blue razz GB, Blue sour raspberry, Blueberry raspberry and Mr blue. These sit in the familiar blue raspberry and sweet berry territory. The sour raspberry option adds a sharper edge that suits people who find straightforward sweet berry too syrupy.
• Red fruit and cherry profiles: Cherry cola, Cherry ice, Strawberry cherry cranberry and Strawberry raspberry ice. Expect a rounder, sweeter red fruit character, with the ice variants adding a cooling finish on the exhale.
• Citrus and refreshing profiles: Lemon lime, Pink lemonade and Fresh mint. These are the lighter, cleaner choices, popular as all-day options because they do not tire the palate quickly.
• Sweet and confectionery profiles: G bear, H bubba and Summer dream. These lean into candy and mixed fruit sweetness, and Summer dream suits anyone who likes a blended tropical-style character rather than a single fruit.
• Single stone fruit: Juicy peach, a straightforward ripe peach flavour for people who prefer one clear fruit.

We describe these as families rather than as precise tasting notes because flavour is subjective and because we do not want to promise a particular balance of sweet and sour that your palate may read differently. A sensible approach is to choose by what you already like. If you drink blue raspberry soft drinks, Blue razz GB or Mr blue is a logical first pick. If you prefer something dry and clean, Fresh mint or Lemon lime is a more dependable choice.

A point specific to nicotine-free vaping: sweetness is perceived more strongly without nicotine to counterbalance it. People often find that a flavour they enjoyed at 20mg tastes sweeter at 0mg. If you are moving across from a nicotine product, consider choosing a cooler or tangier flavour than you normally would, then trying a sweeter one later.

The base listing for this product does not name a flavour. If you want a specific taste, use the individual flavour pages in the family rather than ordering the unnamed base listing, and check that the flavour on the product title matches what you intend before you add to basket.

Finally, mixing flavours is not possible within a single kit, and a box of five normally contains the same flavour. If you want variety, order different flavours separately and remember that all of them are priced at £34.99 per box.

Design and build quality: what to check when the box arrives

Prefilled kits in this class are generally compact, pocket-sized and designed to be used without any assembly. Because every unit is sealed and filled at the factory, the build quality that matters most to you is not a particular metal or finish, it is whether the unit arrived intact, sealed and leak-free.

We do not publish dimensions, weight or materials for this kit because the listing does not provide them, and we would rather not quote numbers we cannot stand behind. What we can offer is a practical inspection routine to run on each of the five kits when the parcel arrives:

• Check the outer box: look for crushed corners, tears or signs it has been opened. Any tamper evidence should be photographed before you open it.
• Inspect each kit: look for cracks in the casing or mouthpiece, and for liquid residue around the mouthpiece or the base. A damp, sticky patch is the clearest sign of a leak.
• Look at the mouthpiece: it should be clean and free of liquid. Do not blow into it to test it.
• Check any seals or caps: some products ship with a protective cap or tab that has to be removed before use. Read the packaging for instructions.
• Confirm the labelling: the pack should show the flavour, 0mg strength and the usual UK regulatory markings and warnings.

Handling matters too. A prefilled kit that is stored on its side in a hot car, squeezed in a tight pocket with keys, or dropped repeatedly on a hard floor is more likely to leak or fail than one handled gently. Heat expands the liquid and the air inside the unit, which can push liquid toward the mouthpiece. Keep spares in a cool, dry place at room temperature, ideally upright, and away from direct sunlight.

If the box contains five units, it is worth keeping the spares in the original packaging until you need them. The box protects the mouthpieces from dust and fluff, and it keeps the flavour label visible so you do not mix up kits if you have bought more than one flavour.

If anything is damaged on arrival, contact us promptly with your order number and photos. We cover the returns process in a later section and in the FAQs, and we would always rather resolve a faulty unit than have you struggle with it.

Battery and charging: what applies to this kind of kit

The battery is the part of a prefilled kit that decides how it ends its life. We need to be upfront here: the listing does not state a battery capacity in mAh, the charging port type or the charging time, so we will not invent them. What we can do is explain how batteries behave in this product class and tell you where to find the real figures.

For any kit in the 10,000 puff class, the manufacturer needs a battery large enough to power the heating element for that many draws. In rechargeable designs that is usually a built-in lithium cell charged through a USB-C port. In that case you will normally find the details printed on the unit or the retail packaging. Look for the charging port, any indicator light and any capacity marking on the box before you start. If the unit you receive is designed to be charged, it will make that obvious.

General good practice for any lithium battery vape:

• Use a suitable cable and a standard charger: a normal phone-style USB charger or a computer port is typically fine. Avoid unbranded high-output chargers.
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight: charge it while you are awake and in the room, on a hard, non-flammable surface.
• Do not charge a visibly damaged or swollen unit: if the casing is deformed, hot or smells odd, stop using it.
• Avoid extremes of temperature: do not leave it on a radiator, in a hot car or in freezing conditions.
• Top up in short sessions: you do not need to wait for it to be completely empty before charging.

With a high-capacity battery, the common failure is not always the battery running out first. It can be the liquid running out while the battery still has charge, or the reverse in a smaller design. Either way, the end of life is a sealed unit that should be recycled, not refilled or taken apart.

Recycling matters. Vapes contain lithium batteries and electronics. They must never go in household bin bags or kerbside recycling, because crushed batteries have caused fires in waste lorries and sorting plants. In the UK you can take used vapes to a retailer take-back point, many of which accept them without a purchase, or to the electrical recycling bins at your local household waste recycling centre. Keep the unit in one piece, do not puncture it and do not try to remove the battery. As a retailer we also support take-back, so ask us if you are unsure where to drop off used units near you.

Finally, if you travel, remember that airlines have specific rules about vapes and lithium batteries. They are usually allowed in cabin baggage and not in the hold, and they must not be charged on board. Check your airline's current guidance before flying.

Coil and mesh technology in prefilled kits

The coil is the component that turns liquid into vapour, and in a prefilled kit it is permanently built in. You never touch or replace it. We do not have a published coil specification for this particular kit, so we will not state a resistance, a material or a wire count. What we can explain is how the technology works in this category, so you understand the terms you may see on a pack.

There are two broad coil styles in modern prefilled products:

• Traditional wound coils: a length of resistance wire wrapped around a cotton wick. These are simple and cheap, and they heat quickly, but the heat can be concentrated in one place.
• Mesh coils: a thin sheet of metal mesh in contact with cotton. The mesh has a much larger surface area, so it heats more evenly, which generally means steadier flavour and fewer hot spots. This is why mesh is common on high-puff kits.

For a product rated at 10,000 puffs, the coil has to stay consistent for a long period. Dry, overheated coils are the main reason a kit begins to taste burnt, and a design that spreads heat evenly gives the wick a better chance of keeping up with demand. If you see mesh mentioned on the box or the manufacturer's material, that is generally a positive sign for flavour consistency, but it is not a guarantee.

You can protect the coil in several ways, whatever its type:

• Take gentle, steady draws: two to three seconds is usually plenty. Long, hard drags pull liquid faster than the wick can replace it.
• Pause between puffs: chain-vaping heats the coil continuously and encourages dry hits.
• Do not fire an empty unit: if the vapour has thinned and the taste is harsh, stop. Pulling on a dry coil is unpleasant and can damage the unit.
• Keep it upright when not in use: liquid feeds the wick more reliably this way.

One more point on 0mg liquid: nicotine-free e-liquid is made from the same base ingredients as nicotine liquid, flavouring plus propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine, but without nicotine. The ratio of the two bases affects thickness and how well the wick draws. The coil is tuned to the liquid in the factory, which is the main reason to use these kits as supplied and never to attempt to refill them.

Nicotine strength guidance: why 0mg and what it means in the UK

This kit is 0mg, which means zero nicotine. There is no strength to select, and that makes this the simplest part of the buying decision. It is also the part where it is most useful to understand how the UK rules work, because they shape the whole market.

In the UK, vapes that contain nicotine are capped at 20mg per millilitre, and that cap applies to disposable and prefilled formats alongside everything else. A nicotine version of a product like this would sit at or below that ceiling. Because this kit is 0mg, the cap simply does not come into play, and nothing about the strength is restricted. Do not confuse a high puff rating with nicotine content. A 10K puff kit at 0mg contains no nicotine at all, however long it lasts.

Who tends to choose a 0mg kit:

• Adults who want flavour and the hand-to-mouth habit without nicotine: a nicotine-free option for people who simply enjoy vaping flavours.
• Adults stepping down in strength: some people who have been vaping at low strength move to 0mg as part of their own routine. We make no claim that any product will help you stop smoking or reduce nicotine, and we would suggest talking to a pharmacist, your GP or a local stop smoking service if you want proper support.
• Occasional or social users: people who vape rarely and do not want to take on nicotine.
• People who want to avoid nicotine entirely: for whatever personal reason.

What 0mg does not do: it will not give a throat hit in the way nicotine does, and it will not satisfy a nicotine craving. If you are currently a smoker or heavy nicotine vaper and you switch straight to 0mg, you will likely find it does not scratch the same itch. That is not a fault with the product, it is the difference between the two. If you think you need nicotine, a nicotine strength in the range of 10mg or 20mg of a comparable kit is the usual route, within the UK cap, and the nicotine versions are a separate range on our shop.

A short, honest note on the age rule. We sell strictly to over-18s, including nicotine-free products, and our checkout is set up accordingly. Keep any vape product away from children and pets, and store it where it cannot be reached. Nicotine-free does not mean harmless to swallow or chew, and damaged batteries are a hazard for everyone.

Finally, no vaping product is risk-free. Nicotine-free vapes still produce an aerosol containing flavourings and base ingredients. We make no health claims, and we recommend that people who do not currently use nicotine or vape products do not start.

Who the CP Pro CP10K Zero Nicotine box of 5 is for

Every product has a buyer it suits and a buyer it does not. Here is our straightforward view on both.

It is a good fit if you are:

• An adult who vapes for flavour: you want a long-lasting, ready-to-go kit in a flavour you like, with no nicotine in it.
• A household or group buyer: two adults sharing a supply, or a regular who likes to hold stock, benefit from a five-pack.
• Someone who dislikes fuss: there are no pods to buy, no coils to swap, no bottles to fill and no settings to learn.
• A price-conscious regular: buying five units at once lowers the per-kit price compared with single purchases, and it avoids paying delivery repeatedly. At £34.99 you are around £7 per kit.
• A flavour explorer on a plan: with 15 named flavours in the family, you can trial a flavour as a single box and move on if it is not for you.

It is probably not the right choice if you:

• Need nicotine: a 0mg kit will not replace a cigarette or a nicotine vape. If you currently smoke and want an alternative, look at a nicotine strength instead.
• Are under 18: we do not sell to you, full stop.
• Have never vaped and are not a smoker: we would suggest you do not start.
• Only want to try one flavour for a few days: a five-pack is more than you need.
• Prefer refillable devices: if you like to tinker with coils and bottles, a sealed prefilled kit is the opposite of that approach.
• Are very conscious of waste: any sealed kit creates electronic waste at the end of life. If that matters to you, a refillable, rechargeable system generates less over time. If you do buy this kit, recycle the units correctly.

A final consideration is how you actually use a vape through the day. Some people vape in short bursts across many hours, others in a few long sessions. Heavy, continuous use drains a kit faster than the headline puff rating suggests, so a five-pack gives you headroom for busier users.

If you are unsure whether you fit the first list or the second, start with a single box rather than several, and order a different flavour next time if the first does not suit.

How to use a prefilled kit: a step-by-step guide

Prefilled kits are designed to be simple, but a few habits make a real difference to flavour and lifespan. Follow the instructions printed on the pack where they differ from ours. They take priority.

These are the steps in order:

• Step 1, open and inspect: remove one kit from the box, check the casing and mouthpiece for damage or leaked liquid, and remove any protective cap, tab or film as directed on the pack.
• Step 2, check charge: if the unit is rechargeable and has an indicator light, glance at it before use. Charge it first if it appears low.
• Step 3, take a first test puff: most prefilled kits are draw-activated, which means there is no button. Place your lips around the mouthpiece and draw gently. Do not press anything unless the pack tells you to.
• Step 4, let it settle: a couple of gentle puffs usually wets the wick fully. If the unit has sat in a shipping parcel, wait a few minutes before the first draw so the liquid can reach the coil.
• Step 5, find your pace: aim for a draw of two to three seconds, with a pause between puffs. A smooth, slow pull produces better flavour than a hard, fast one.
• Step 6, store it properly: keep it upright where possible, away from heat, and out of reach of children and pets.

A few useful habits as you go:

• Rotate your kits: if you have five, using them one at a time helps you notice when a unit is nearing the end, and the rest stay sealed and fresh in the box.
• Do not open or modify the unit: prefilled kits are not designed to be refilled or taken apart. Interfering with them is unsafe and will void any warranty.
• Vape where it is permitted: check venue rules. Many indoor public places, workplaces, public transport and trains prohibit vaping.
• Be considerate: do not vape around children, pregnant women or in cars carrying them, and exhale away from other people.

When the kit stops producing vapour, or the flavour has clearly gone, it is finished. Do not keep pulling on an empty unit. Move on to the next one from your box and recycle the finished unit using the guidance in the battery section above.

Troubleshooting: common issues and what to do

Most problems with prefilled kits have simple causes. Work through these before assuming the unit is faulty. If none of them helps, contact us and we will sort it out.

• No vapour on the first puff: check that any protective cap, tab or film has been removed. Wait a few minutes after unpacking so the liquid can reach the wick, then try several gentle draws. If the unit is rechargeable and the indicator is off, charge it.
• Weak or faint flavour: this is common early on with cool or minty flavours, and with 0mg liquid in general. Give it a few more puffs and slow your draw. If flavour fades in the middle of the kit, the liquid level may be low, or the wick may be struggling to keep up with heavy use. Pausing longer between puffs often restores it.
• Burnt or harsh taste: this usually points to a dry wick. Stop using it, let the unit rest for several minutes, and take gentler draws afterwards. If the taste persists, the kit has likely reached the end of its life.
• Gurgling or liquid in the mouthpiece: too much liquid can reach the mouthpiece if the unit has been stored on its side or exposed to heat. Do not blow back through it. Hold it upright, wipe the mouthpiece clean and leave it for a few minutes.
• Leaking from the base or sides: wipe off any residue and keep the unit upright. Persistent leaking means a faulty unit. Stop using it, photograph the leak and contact us.
• Indicator flashing: some designs flash to signal low battery or a short-circuit protection state. Check the pack's guide and charge the unit. If it keeps flashing, contact us.
• Does not charge: try a different cable and a different power source, and check the charging port for lint. If it still fails, it may be a fault.
• Gets warm: a little warmth during use is normal. A hot or swollen unit is not. Stop using it, move it away from flammable material, and do not charge it.

Never try to repair a prefilled kit yourself by opening it, drilling it or adding liquid. The battery and liquid inside are sealed for a reason, and tampering creates a fire and leak risk.

If you receive a faulty unit, keep the packaging, take clear photos of the problem and the label, and get in touch with your order number. We will tell you what we need from you and arrange a replacement or a refund where a fault is confirmed.

Value for money: the maths on a £34.99 box of five

At £34.99 for five kits, the straightforward unit price is about £7.00 per kit. That is the starting point, and it is worth putting in context. Here is how to assess value without relying on inflated claims.

Cost per kit. £34.99 divided by five is £6.998, so we call it £7.00 per kit. If you buy single units of a similar class elsewhere, compare like with like: the same puff rating, the same nicotine strength and the same prefilled format. Multipacks usually undercut the sum of singles, and you also save on delivery.

Cost per puff. If a kit delivers anywhere close to a 10,000 puff rating, the cost per puff is a fraction of a penny. Even if your real-world number is half the rating, the cost per hundred puffs remains very low. We do not claim a specific figure because actual usage varies, but the maths favours high-puff formats for regular users.

Cost against other approaches. A refillable pod device has a higher upfront cost, then ongoing costs for pods or coils and bottles of e-liquid. Over a long period a refillable system can be cheaper per day, but it takes more effort. A prefilled kit costs more per millilitre but removes the effort. You are paying for convenience, and for a nicotine-free product the premium is modest.

Delivery. Free UK delivery applies on orders over £20, so this box ships free. We dispatch before 4pm, and everything we sell is genuine stock. Cheaper does not mean better value if the product turns out not to be the real thing, so be wary of unusually low prices from unknown sellers.

What can erode value:

• Choosing a flavour you end up disliking. With five kits of the same flavour, a poor choice is an expensive mistake. If you are unsure, pick a flavour from a family you already know you like.
• Storing kits badly so they leak or degrade.
• Heavy chain use, which burns through liquid faster than the rating implies.

On balance, this is a sensible buy if you are a regular nicotine-free user who has already settled on a flavour. If you are experimenting, think about whether a single unit would serve you better first. That is a straight answer rather than a sales pitch, and we would rather you buy what you will use.

How it compares with other options, and buying from us

It is fair to look at this kit alongside the alternatives, and to be honest about where each one wins. We are not going to compare unpublished specifications, so these comparisons are about product types rather than named competitors' internals.

Against smaller prefilled kits (around 600 to 6,000 puffs). Smaller kits are cheaper per unit and lighter to carry, and they suit occasional users who do not want to commit to a big pack. A 10K class kit costs more per unit but lasts far longer, so heavier users spend less per puff and replace less often. If you use a vape a few times a week, a smaller kit may be enough.

Against even larger formats (15,000 to 50,000 puffs). Higher ratings promise longer life per unit, but they are typically bulkier and cost more up front, and the real-world gain is not always proportional to the number printed on the box. A 10K class box of five already gives you a very large supply, so for many users the next size up is not necessary.

Against refillable pod kits. Refillable systems give you control over flavour and strength, a lower long-term running cost and less waste. The trade-off is the effort of filling, coil changes and cleaning. If you value simplicity, a sealed kit wins. If you value cost control and the ability to choose from hundreds of e-liquids, a refillable kit wins.

Against nicotine versions of similar kits. The difference is simple. A nicotine version delivers a throat hit and satisfies cravings, at up to the UK cap of 20mg per millilitre. A 0mg version delivers flavour and vapour only. Choose according to your own needs, and not because of the puff count.

Against other nicotine-free multipacks. The nicotine-free multipack market is smaller than the nicotine one, so there are fewer direct rivals. When comparing, check the puff rating, the flavour range, the price per kit and whether the seller is a trusted UK retailer. A wide flavour range, like the 15 named flavours here, is a genuine advantage if you like to vary your choice.

Buying from us. We dispatch orders placed before 4pm promptly, offer free UK delivery on orders over £20, and stock genuine products. If something arrives faulty or damaged, contact us with your order number and photos and we will put it right. We sell strictly to over-18s, and we may ask for age verification at delivery or checkout. If you want to see the other CP products, other puff sizes or other nicotine-free options on our shop, browse the relevant collections on the site.