IVG SAVR 3000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 5 Blue Razz Lemonade

Overview

The IVG SAVR 3000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 5 Blue Razz Lemonade by IVG in Blue Razz Lemonade at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

IVG SAVR 3000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 5: what you are actually buying

The IVG SAVR 3000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 5 is a multipack of IVG's SAVR 3000 pod kits, sold under one listing with five kits in the order. A SAVR kit is a compact pod system: a small rechargeable battery body that takes a prefilled, replaceable pod. There is no bottle to open, no coil to prime by hand and nothing to assemble, which is exactly why this format has become the everyday choice for adults who want a simple, grab-and-go vape. On the listing you choose one of 31 flavours, and the pack is priced at £24.99, which works out at roughly £5 per kit.

This page is written for UK adult vapers who want a straight explanation before they spend any money. We cover what the 3000 puff rating really tells you, how the battery and pods behave, what the flavours are like, which nicotine strength makes sense, who the pack suits and who should look elsewhere. Where the manufacturer does not publish a figure, we say so and give the typical range for this class of product rather than inventing a number and attaching it to this pack.

There is a regulatory background worth knowing. Since 1 June 2025 the sale of single-use disposable vapes has been banned across Great Britain. Products built around a rechargeable battery and replaceable pods are designed to be reused, which is a large part of why pod kits like SAVR have taken over the shelf space that disposables used to hold. A multipack makes sense in that setting: you keep the convenience people liked about disposables, but every device in the box is a reusable kit rather than something you throw away after a few days.

The essentials at a glance:

• Format: pack of five prefilled pod kits, one flavour per listing
• Headline rating: 3000 puffs, which is a manufacturer estimate and not a guarantee
• Flavours in the family: 31
• Price: £24.99 per pack at the time of writing
• Pod size: UK rules cap any pod or tank at 2ml
• Nicotine ceiling: 20mg/ml is the UK maximum; the strengths offered for this pack are set on the listing
• Not published for this pack: exact battery capacity and coil resistance, so we only give typical ranges and we label them clearly

This is an adult product. We sell to customers aged 18 or over only, and nicotine is an addictive substance. If you do not currently smoke or vape, this is not something you need to start.

Performance and puff delivery: reading the 3000 puff rating honestly

Puff ratings are the most misunderstood number on any vape listing. A rating of 3000 is an estimate produced by the manufacturer, usually based on a machine drawing short, regular puffs from a fresh device. Real people puff for different lengths, at different intervals, with different habits, so the number you actually get will be higher or lower depending on how you use it. There is also no shared industry standard, which means a 3000 puff label from one brand is not directly comparable with a 3000 puff label from another.

It also helps to be realistic about capacity. UK rules limit a single pod to 2ml of e-liquid, and a pod of that size commonly delivers somewhere in the region of a few hundred puffs at normal draw lengths. A single 2ml pod therefore cannot supply 3000 puffs on its own. The sensible way to read the figure is as a headline label for the SAVR 3000 line rather than a promise about each individual pod. What matters for your wallet is that you are buying five complete kits, so across the pack you have five batteries, five sets of pods and a large total supply of e-liquid, and you will not be running out after a weekend.

In use, a prefilled pod kit of this type is a mouth-to-lung device. You draw slowly and steadily for two to three seconds, hold the vapour briefly in your mouth, then inhale. Draws are normally activated by your breath, with no button to press, which keeps the experience as simple as possible. The vapour is moderate rather than cloud-heavy, which suits discreet use and is one reason this style of device is popular with adults switching away from cigarettes.

Things that change how long each pod lasts:

• Puff length: longer draws use more e-liquid per puff, so a pod empties faster.
• Puff frequency: chain vaping heats the coil with little rest, which burns through liquid and can cause a harsh taste.
• Nicotine strength: people on a lower strength often draw more often, while a higher strength tends to be satisfying in fewer puffs.
• Battery level: a nearly flat battery gives weaker vapour, which people compensate for with longer draws.
• Flavour type: sweet, sugary profiles tend to leave more residue on the coil over time than menthol or mint profiles.

When a pod is nearing the end you will notice thinner vapour, flavour fading and sometimes a slightly dry or toasted taste. That is your signal to swap in a fresh pod instead of pushing on, because vaping an empty pod is unpleasant and does the coil no favours.

Flavour profile: 31 options, grouped by what they actually taste like

The SAVR 3000 family offers 31 flavours, and each listing is a single flavour, so the five kits in your pack all share the one you pick. Taste is personal, and the descriptions below are our summary of how these flavour names typically present rather than a lab analysis. The easiest way to choose is to think about the family each one belongs to.

Fruit with a cool finish. Banana Ice, Berry Ice, Blue Raspberry Ice, Cherry Ice, Grape Ice, Peach Ice, Pineapple Ice, Strawberry Ice and Watermelon Ice all pair a fruit base with a cooling exhale. If you have not tried an ice flavour before, the cooling is a gentle menthol-style freshness rather than a sharp mint blast. Banana Ice is a good example of the style: a rounded, sweet banana note on the draw, with the chill arriving as you breathe out.

Sweet, sour and fizzy. Blue Razz Lemonade, Blue Razz Cherry, Blue Sour Raspberry, Fizzy Cherry, Pink Lemonade and Cola Ice lean towards the confectionery side. Blue Razz Lemonade combines tangy blue raspberry with a citrus edge, and it is one of the more lively options in the range. Cola Ice is aimed at people who like a fizzy drink profile with a cold finish.

Blended fruit. Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Raspberry Cherry, Strawberry Watermelon, Blueberry Raspberry, Double Apple, Red Fusion, Mango, Lemon Lime and Blueberry sit here. Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava is the tropical option, layering several fruits so the taste shifts a little from the start of the draw to the end. Strawberry Watermelon is a straightforward sweet, juicy pairing and tends to be an easy first pick if you are unsure.

Menthol, mint and tobacco. Classic Menthol, Fresh Mint, Fresh Menthol Mojito and Tobacco cover the non-fruit end. Classic Menthol and Fresh Mint are clean and cooling with no fruit in the way. Tobacco is a dry, mellow tobacco taste and is the closest option to smoking for adults who find fruit flavours too sweet. Pro Blue completes the list as a blue-fruit style flavour.

A few practical points about choosing:

• Because the pack is one flavour, pick something you are confident you will enjoy over five kits rather than something unusual.
• If you want to sample before committing, single SAVR kits are sold separately and let you try a flavour at lower cost.
• Sweet flavours can feel muted after a few days of heavy use, an effect often called vaper's tongue. Keeping a menthol or mint kit as a change of pace helps reset your palate.
• Ice and menthol flavours feel stronger in the throat to some people, so factor that in when you choose a nicotine strength.

Design and build quality

SAVR kits follow the standard pod-system layout: a slim, pocketable body with the prefilled pod seated in the top and a mouthpiece built into the pod itself. We do not have published dimensions or weight for this pack, so we will not quote any, but devices in this class are designed to fit in a jeans pocket or a small bag without bulk, and you should expect a lightweight plastic housing rather than a metal one. The benefit of that construction is low weight and a low price per kit. The trade-off is that plastic bodies tolerate drops and heat less well than metal ones, so treat the kit with reasonable care.

Because the mouthpiece is part of the pod, every fresh pod brings a clean mouthpiece with it. That is a real hygiene advantage over a refillable tank that you wipe down and reuse for weeks. It also means there are no loose parts to lose: the pod clicks into the body, you vape, and when it is finished you remove it and fit a new one.

The pack-of-five format has its own design logic. Most adults who vape regularly end up with a device in several places: one at home, one in the car, one at work, one in a coat and a spare in a drawer. Buying five kits at once means you are not constantly hunting for the single device you left in a different jacket.

A few sensible handling habits will keep the kits in good condition:

• Carry the device in a separate pocket or case, away from keys, coins and anything that could press against the charging port.
• Do not leave it in a hot car or in direct sunlight, because heat affects both the battery and the e-liquid.
• Keep the pod upright where you can, so e-liquid stays around the wick rather than pooling in the airway.
• Wipe the outside with a dry cloth if it picks up lint or pocket dust, and keep the mouthpiece free of debris.
• Store spare kits in their original packaging until you need them, in a cool, dry place away from children and pets.

None of this is demanding, but a few minutes of care at the start gives you a noticeably more reliable experience over the life of each kit.

Battery and charging

The manufacturer's listing does not state a battery capacity for this pack, so we will not claim an exact figure. As a category-level guide, compact prefilled pod kits generally carry a battery somewhere in the region of 350 to 600 mAh. That is enough to run through at least one pod, and often more than one, before the battery needs attention. The important point is that the battery in a rechargeable kit is not the limiting factor in the way it is in a single-use device. When the charge runs low you plug it in and carry on.

Most current pod kits charge over a USB-C connection, and a battery of this size typically takes in the region of an hour to recharge, though the exact time depends on the cable, the power source and how flat it was. Check the charging port on your kit when it arrives so you know which cable you need. Any standard 5V USB charger, such as a phone plug or a computer port, is the right kind of power source. Avoid fast chargers that are designed for laptops, and avoid cheap unbranded cables that look frayed or loose.

Safe charging matters more than most people assume, because lithium batteries are involved:

• Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface rather than on a bed, sofa or cushion.
• Do not leave a device charging overnight or unattended for long periods.
• Unplug once the indicator shows it is full, and do not keep topping up a battery that is already full.
• Never use a device that is swollen, unusually hot, leaking or smells of burning. Stop using it and recycle it safely.
• Do not charge a device that has been left in the cold or in the heat until it has returned to room temperature.

One of the practical strengths of a five-kit pack is that battery anxiety largely disappears. If one kit goes flat in the middle of the day, you reach for another, and you charge the empty one later at your convenience. That rotation also spreads wear across several batteries rather than concentrating all of the charge cycles on a single device.

SAVR pods are also sold on their own within the same family, so the battery body in a kit does not have to be thrown away when its first pod is used up. Always check the compatibility notes on a pod listing before buying, so you know it fits the kit you own.

Pods, coil technology and e-liquid capacity

Each SAVR pod arrives prefilled and sealed, with a small heating coil built in. UK rules cap the capacity of a pod at 2ml, which is the one capacity figure we can state with confidence for every pod of this type sold in the UK. The pack listing does not specify whether the coil is a mesh design or a conventional wire coil wrapped in cotton, so we do not say which one it is. It is still useful to understand the difference, because it explains why different pod kits feel different.

• Mesh coils use a thin metal mesh in place of a wire wound around cotton. Because the heating surface is larger and more even, they tend to give more consistent flavour and smoother vapour across the life of the pod.
• Conventional wire coils are simpler and are common in budget pods. They can deliver good flavour, but they are more likely to develop hot spots, which is why a nearly empty pod can taste harsh.

Either way, the coil and the pod are a single unit. When the pod is finished, the coil goes with it. That is the big convenience of a prefilled system: you never need to choose a coil resistance, rewick a coil or prime a new one yourself. It also means the coil is always matched to the e-liquid it is sitting in, which tends to give predictable results.

The e-liquid in this kind of product is typically a nicotine salt formulation. Nicotine salts are popular in pod kits because they deliver nicotine smoothly at relatively low vapour output, and they feel gentler on the throat than freebase nicotine at comparable strengths. The SAVR single kits on our site are tagged as nicotine salt, and the pack belongs to the same family. A salt liquid is also why strength matters: even at 10mg a salt can feel more substantial than a freebase liquid of the same number, which is worth remembering in the nicotine section below.

Because the pod is prefilled and sealed, it is not designed to be opened or topped up. Do not try to prise a pod apart to refill it. You risk leaks, damaged seals and a coil that no longer works properly, and you may void any right to a replacement. If you prefer to fill your own pods with a bottle of liquid, a refillable system is the better choice, and we say more about that in the comparison section.

Nicotine strength: what to check and how to choose

Start with what the listing says. In our catalogue, this pack currently shows a strength of 0mg, meaning no nicotine. By contrast, the single IVG SAVR Prefilled Pod Kit is listed with 10mg and 20mg options. Because a multipack listing can display differently from the single-kit listing, always check the strength selector and the product description on the page before you order, and confirm it matches what you want. If you need a nicotine-containing kit and the pack you are looking at shows 0mg, either contact us before ordering or choose the single kits instead.

For reference, here is how strengths generally work in the UK. The legal maximum for any nicotine vape sold in the UK is 20mg/ml, and that cap applies to products that used to be sold as disposables just as it does to refillable bottles. Inside that limit, the common choices for pod kits are:

• 0mg: contains no nicotine. Adults choose it for flavour and the habit of vaping alone, or because they are reducing how much nicotine they take in.
• 10mg: a medium strength with a smooth draw. It suits lighter smokers, social vapers and people who vape often through the day and prefer a gentler hit.
• 20mg: the highest strength allowed. It is firmer in the throat and tends to suit adults who used to smoke heavily and want a satisfying hit from fewer puffs.

A few guidelines for picking sensibly:

• If you are new to vaping and have never smoked regularly, you probably do not need a nicotine product at all.
• If you smoke around ten cigarettes a day or fewer, 10mg is a reasonable starting point. If you smoke considerably more, 20mg may be a better fit.
• If you find yourself vaping constantly and still feeling unsatisfied, the strength may be too low for you. If you feel dizzy, queasy or jittery, it is probably too high.
• Menthol and ice flavours can feel harsher at 20mg, so some adults drop to 10mg for cooling flavours.

Nicotine is addictive, and a vape is not risk free. It should not be used by anyone under 18, by non-smokers, or by pregnant or breastfeeding women. If you have a health condition or take regular medication, speak to a pharmacist or GP before using nicotine products.

Who the SAVR 3000 pack suits, and who should skip it

No product suits everyone, and being clear about that saves you money. Here is who tends to get on well with a prefilled pod kit multipack, and who is better served by something else.

It is a good fit for:

• Adult smokers who want a straightforward, low-maintenance vape and do not want to learn about coils, wattage or e-liquid ratios.
• Existing vapers who want several devices spread between home, work, car and bag so one is always to hand.
• Anyone who knows which flavour they like and wants a decent stock of it at a low price per kit.
• People who travel or commute and want something small, simple and replaceable if lost.
• Households with more than one adult vaper, as long as each person uses their own kit rather than sharing.

You should probably look elsewhere if:

• You are under 18, or you do not already smoke or vape. This is not a product to start with.
• You want adjustable airflow, adjustable power or large clouds. Prefilled pod kits give a fixed, moderate output.
• You like to mix your own e-liquids or fill pods from bottles. A refillable pod system is the better route.
• You want to try several flavours. The pack is one flavour, so sampling is done better with single kits.
• You want the longest possible runtime from a single device. Kits advertising far higher puff ratings exist, and we compare some below.
• You are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a health condition that nicotine could affect. Speak to a healthcare professional first.

One more point on suitability. A multipack rewards commitment to a flavour. If you are the kind of person who gets bored of a single taste within a week, you will be happier buying single kits in a few different flavours, even though each one costs more individually.

How to use your SAVR kit, step by step

Using a prefilled pod kit is deliberately simple, but a careful first use avoids the most common early problems. Always read any leaflet that comes in the box, as it is the final word on that specific device.

• Step 1, check the contents. Open the pack and confirm you have five kits. Keep the packaging for any returns until you are happy with everything.
• Step 2, check the charge. Do not assume a kit is full when it arrives. If it does not respond on the first puff, charge it for a short time before trying again.
• Step 3, fit the pod. If the pod is supplied separately, push it into the body until it sits firmly. Remove any protective film, plug or sticker from the pod and mouthpiece first, as these are often fitted for transport.
• Step 4, prime the coil. Take two or three gentle, short puffs with pauses in between. This lets e-liquid reach the wick before the coil heats up fully, and it prevents an unpleasant burnt first draw.
• Step 5, vape normally. Draw slowly for two to three seconds. Wait twenty to thirty seconds between puffs where you can, because letting the wick refill produces better flavour.
• Step 6, store it properly. Keep the kit upright when possible, out of heat and away from children and pets.
• Step 7, recharge and replace. Recharge when the indicator shows the battery is low, and swap in a fresh pod when flavour and vapour fade.

A few habits make a lasting difference. Do not chain vape. Do not draw on the device with the pod removed. Do not use the kit while it is charging. And do not share it with others, both because nicotine use is a personal choice and because a shared mouthpiece is not hygienic.

If this is your first pod kit, give yourself a couple of days. Many adults find the draw feels different from a cigarette at first, with a looser pull and a lighter hit, and they adjust after a short period. Treat the first day as a chance to learn the right draw length and the right pause between puffs for your own pace.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most issues with pod kits come down to one of a handful of causes, and almost all can be fixed in a minute or two. Work through the list in order before you decide a device is faulty.

• No vapour, nothing happens. The battery may be flat, so charge it. Check that the pod is fully seated, as a pod that sits slightly loose will not make contact. Remove any protective seal or film. Wipe the metal contacts on the pod and body with a dry cloth or cotton bud, because a trace of residue can block the connection.
• Weak vapour or weak flavour. Either the pod is running low or the battery is. Try a fresh pod and recharge the device. If you have been vaping one sweet flavour for several days, taste fatigue is also possible, so try a menthol or mint kit to reset.
• Burnt or harsh taste. This usually means the pod is nearly empty or you are puffing too frequently for the wick to keep up. Replace the pod, slow your puff rate and prime the new pod with a couple of gentle draws.
• Gurgling noise or leaking. Condensation builds up in the airway over time. Wipe the mouthpiece and the base of the pod clean, keep the device upright, and avoid squeezing the pod. Heat can also make a pod leak, so keep it out of cars and sunny windowsills.
• Device will not charge. Try a different cable and a different USB power source. Check the charging port for lint and clear it gently with a wooden toothpick, never a metal tool. If it still does not charge, contact us.
• Battery drains very quickly. Cold weather reduces battery performance temporarily, and a device that has been through many charge cycles will hold less. With a five-kit pack, rotating between devices helps even this out.
• Indicator light flashes. The pattern differs between devices. It can mean low battery or a protection feature has triggered. Check the leaflet and try charging first.

Stop using any device immediately if it becomes unusually hot, swells, smells of burning or leaks heavily, and do not charge it. If a kit is faulty or damaged when it arrives, contact us with your order number and a photo of the problem and we will help you. Your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 continue to apply to a product that is not of satisfactory quality.

Value for money, UK delivery and recycling

The maths on this pack is simple. At £24.99 for five kits, each device costs about £5. The single IVG SAVR Prefilled Pod Kit is currently listed on our site at £7.99, so buying five singles would cost £39.95. The pack therefore saves roughly £14.96, or about 37 percent, compared with buying five separate kits. Prices can change, so check the figure at checkout, but the principle holds: a multipack of the same family is cheaper per device than buying one at a time.

It is worth thinking about value beyond the headline price. Because every kit has its own battery, you are not paying for a puff count you cannot use. A flat battery in one kit does not stop you vaping, and a failed device does not wipe out your entire supply. If you currently buy one device a week and pay full price each time, a pack that covers a month of devices removes a lot of trips and a noticeable chunk of spend. The trade-off is that you commit to a single flavour, so the saving only pays off if you genuinely like it.

Delivery. We deliver across the UK. Orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery, which this pack does at £24.99, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched promptly. Every product we sell is 100 percent genuine. Because this is an age-restricted product, expect to be asked to confirm your age, and a delivery may be refused if the recipient cannot show they are 18 or over.

Recycling. A vape kit contains a lithium battery and electronic components, and it must never go in household rubbish or kerbside recycling bins, where batteries can start fires in collection vehicles and waste sites. Instead, use a vape recycling drop-off point. Shops that sell vaping products are expected to take back used devices, and most local authority household waste recycling centres accept them too. Many councils also publish a list of drop-off points on their websites. Do not try to take a kit apart, and pass on only complete, intact devices.

With a pack of five, you will be recycling five kits and a stream of used pods over time. Keep a small bag or container for finished devices and take them to a drop-off point in one trip, rather than letting them pile up in drawers.

How the SAVR 3000 pack compares with similar pod kits

A fair comparison starts by saying what the SAVR 3000 pack is: an inexpensive, simple, low-maintenance prefilled system with a wide flavour range. It is not the longest-running kit on the market, and it is not the most customisable. Here is how it sits against a few real alternatives we stock.

• IVG 2400 Prefilled Kit Pack of 5. This is IVG's other multipack format, with a lower headline puff rating of 2400. If you want the same brand and the same pack-of-five idea, it is the obvious neighbour. The SAVR 3000 pack carries the higher rating, so it makes sense if you vape more heavily or simply prefer a larger stated capacity.
• Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 Puffs Pod Kit. A single kit with a much higher stated rating of 6000 puffs, currently listed at £7.99 with 10mg and 20mg options. For a heavy vaper who wants fewer refills, this is worth considering. The SAVR pack wins on price per device and on holding a spare, while the Hayati wins if you want a longer stated runtime in one kit.
• Elf Bar Elfa Pro Pod Kit. A refillable starter kit at £15.95, aimed at adults who would rather buy bottles of e-liquid and fill their own pods. The upfront cost is higher and there is a small learning curve, but the running cost can be lower over time and you control the flavour. The SAVR pack is easier on day one and needs no bottles or accessories.

A fair summary of the trade-offs:

• Where SAVR is stronger: price per kit, the spare devices, a very wide flavour choice and no maintenance.
• Where SAVR is weaker: a fixed output with no airflow or power adjustment, one flavour per pack, and a puff rating that needs to be read as a headline label rather than an exact count.

Ratings are not directly comparable between brands, so do not choose purely on the biggest number. Think about how you actually vape, how many devices you want to hold, whether you want to fill your own pods and how much you want to spend in one go. If the answers point towards simple, cheap, ready to use and plenty of spares, the SAVR 3000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 5 is a sensible option. If they point towards long runtime in one device or full control over liquid, one of the other formats will suit you better.