Menthol Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods

Overview

The Menthol Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods by Elux in Menthol at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods Menthol: what you are buying

The Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods in Menthol are replacement pods for the Elux Cyberover rechargeable pod device. Instead of throwing away a complete vape once the liquid runs out, you keep the battery unit and click in a fresh, factory-filled pod. There is nothing to pour, no bottles to carry and no coil to prime from scratch, which is why prefilled pod refills have become the usual route for people who want disposable-style convenience without the waste.

This listing is for the Menthol pod only. It is a single-flavour product: a straight, cooling menthol without a fruit or dessert layer on top. If you prefer sweeter or fruitier profiles, those are separate listings in the same pod format, and the Cyberover device accepts them in exactly the same way.

The timing matters for UK buyers. Since 1 June 2025 it has been illegal to sell or supply single-use disposable vapes in the UK, so the market has moved towards rechargeable devices with replaceable pods. A pod system like the Cyberover fits that rule because the device is reusable and only the pod is consumed. The nicotine cap that applied to disposables still applies to pods: a maximum of 20mg/ml (2%) nicotine strength, with a maximum of 2ml of e-liquid in a single pod.

Here is the short version of what this product is:

• Format: closed, prefilled pod for the Elux Cyberover device (a pod refill, not a standalone vape)
• Flavour: Menthol, a clean, cooling profile
• Headline figure: 6K, meaning the manufacturer's estimate of around 6,000 puffs
• Nicotine: UK-market pods top out at 20mg/ml; check the strength printed on the pod and in the listing options before ordering
• Heating element: a mesh-style coil built into the pod, so you never touch or replace a coil separately
• Intended buyer: adult smokers and existing vapers who like a cold, crisp, non-sweet flavour

You must be 18 or over to buy and use this product. Nicotine is addictive, and vaping is not risk-free. It is intended for adults who currently smoke or vape, not for non-smokers or anyone under 18. The sections below go through how the pod performs, how it tastes, how it is built, what to expect from battery and coil, which strength to pick, and how it stacks up on price against the other ways of buying nicotine.

Performance and puff delivery

The 6K in the name is the manufacturer's puff estimate: roughly six thousand puffs per pod, measured by a machine under controlled conditions. Puff counts across the whole vaping category are estimates, because the real number depends on how long you draw, how often you draw, how hard you pull and how well the liquid wicks to the coil. Short, light draws will land closer to the headline number than long, hard pulls.

It is worth being straight about one point. UK rules limit a pod to 2ml of e-liquid, and 2ml is a small reservoir. That means the 6K figure should be read as a ceiling reached under ideal lab conditions, not as a promise of six thousand real-world puffs. We would rather you plan around a realistic expectation than feel short-changed on day four. Treat the pack's stated volume and nicotine strength as the facts, and the 6K label as the manufacturer's marketing shorthand for the pod's capacity class.

In practical terms, most people judge a pod by days rather than puffs. As a rough guide based on how pods of this size behave, and not a lab figure:

• Light use (a few dozen puffs a day, mostly social or after meals): a pod can last a week or a little more.
• Moderate use (regular puffs through the day, replacing a pack of cigarettes a day at a lower intensity): expect to change pods every three to five days.
• Heavy use (near-continuous vaping, long draws): you may get through a pod in two to three days.

Pod systems like this are normally draw-activated, so you inhale and the coil fires without any button press. Check the instructions that came with your Cyberover device for any extra modes or indicators it may have. Draw resistance on pod systems of this type is generally in the tight, mouth-to-lung range, closer to a cigarette than to the open airflow of a sub-ohm tank. That suits nicotine-salt strengths and means you do not need a large cloud to get a satisfying hit.

Vapour production is moderate. You will see a clear, visible exhale, but this is not a cloud-chasing product. Throat hit is noticeable at 20mg/ml, though nicotine salts make it smoother than the same strength in a traditional freebase liquid. Consistency across the life of the pod is generally steady: flavour and vapour should stay broadly the same until the final stretch, when the liquid level drops and the coil is working with less supply. When you notice warm, thin or slightly harsh puffs, that is the signal to swap in a fresh pod rather than keep pushing through the last drops.

Menthol flavour profile

Menthol is a flavour that people either want in its plainest form or avoid entirely, so it helps to describe it properly. The Elux Cyberover Menthol pod delivers a cold, crisp mint-leaning cooling sensation on the inhale that lingers briefly at the back of the throat and on the tongue. It is a menthol profile rather than a sweet spearmint or a chewing-gum mint. There is no obvious fruit, vanilla or sugar note competing with the cooling effect, so the first impression is cold air and a faint herbal edge.

On the exhale the cooling fades quickly and leaves a clean aftertaste rather than a coating. People who come from menthol cigarettes usually find the profile familiar, because the cooling sits on the inhale and the throat rather than being tied to a sweet flavour. If you are used to heavily sweetened ice flavours, menthol will taste drier and more austere by comparison.

A few practical notes on how the flavour behaves:

• First puffs: the first draw or two after fitting a pod can feel slightly muted while the wick saturates. Take two or three gentle priming draws and the flavour comes up to strength.
• Intensity: the cooling is clearly noticeable without being aggressive. If you are sensitive to menthol, take shorter draws; longer, hotter draws increase the cooling effect and the throat hit together.
• Consistency: menthol liquids usually contain fewer sweeteners than fruit flavours, so the flavour tends to stay stable across the life of the pod rather than fading or turning flat.
• Fatigue: some users experience palate fatigue with any single flavour. Because menthol is a clean profile, it tends to wear less than a heavily sweetened fruit mix.

Elux makes a wide spread of flavour families across its pods and devices, and availability changes from batch to batch. The families you are most likely to see around this range include:

• Menthol (this listing): cold and clean, no sweetness
• Mint and spearmint styles: sweeter and more rounded than straight menthol
• Blue razz ice: tart blue raspberry with a cooling finish
• Strawberry watermelon: sweet, juicy and light
• Watermelon ice: fresh melon with a chill
• Cherry cola: a fruit-and-soda profile
• Mixed berry: a blend of red and blue berries

Check the relevant product listings for what is actually in stock today. If menthol is your daily flavour, it is easy to keep a second flavour in the drawer for variety, since pods swap in and out of the same device in seconds. Just give the device a minute between flavours, and avoid mixing flavours mid-pod: a pod is sealed, so you swap the whole thing rather than topping up.

Design and build quality

A prefilled pod is a small, simple object, and most of its quality shows up in three places: the pod body, the mouthpiece and the contact points with the device. The Cyberover pod is a sealed plastic cartridge with an integrated mouthpiece, a liquid reservoir, an air channel and the coil assembly at the base. The walls are rigid enough to resist cracking in a bag, and the mouthpiece is moulded as part of the pod rather than pushed on, which keeps the number of potential leak points down.

When you hold one next to the device, you should notice a few things about the fit:

• Seating: the pod should push in until it sits flush with the device body. On pod systems in this class the connection is usually a snap-fit or a magnetic seat. A flush fit means the electrical contacts and the airflow path are both properly aligned.
• Contacts: the metal contacts at the base should be clean and dry. If you see liquid or residue on them, wipe them gently with a dry tissue before refitting.
• Mouthpiece shape: the mouthpiece is shaped for lip comfort and a clean seal. It is not so narrow that it restricts airflow, and not so wide that it feels awkward on long sessions.
• Visible liquid level: many pod bodies have a view of the reservoir, which makes it easy to judge when you are nearing the end of the pod and need a replacement.

Pods are designed to be single-use cartridges for the life of the e-liquid, and you should not try to refill or modify them. The seal is there for leak resistance and safety, and opening it can affect both the coil and your own safety. If you want a refillable setup, a separate refillable pod device and nicotine-salt bottles are the better route.

Build quality in this category comes down to tolerances: do the pod and device fit tightly, is the seal intact, is the plastic free from flashing or rough edges. These are things you can check in the first thirty seconds of unboxing. Our general advice is to inspect each pod when it arrives. If the seal looks damaged, if there is liquid pooling inside the packaging, or if the pod looks visibly cracked, do not use it. Contact us with photos so we can sort a replacement.

For storage, keep pods upright and at room temperature, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources such as radiators and car dashboards. Heat thins the liquid, raises internal pressure and is a common cause of leaks. In a bag or pocket, keep pods away from loose keys and coins that can scratch the contacts or short something in the wrong place.

Battery and charging

One thing worth clearing up first: the pod has no battery. The battery lives in the Cyberover device, and the prefilled pod simply clips on and draws power from it. That is the main reason this format is lower-waste than a disposable: the lithium cell is reused across many pods instead of being thrown away with the first one.

We do not quote a specific milliamp-hour figure for the Cyberover battery here because the exact capacity depends on the device version you own, and printing a number we cannot verify for your unit would not help you. Compact pod devices in this class normally use a built-in lithium-polymer cell somewhere in the region of 500 to 900mAh, charged through a USB-C port. Check your device's box or manual for its exact rating.

As a working guide, a full charge of a battery in that range typically gets a moderate user through roughly a day to a couple of days. The battery is usually not the limiting factor; for many users the pod runs out of liquid at around the same time the battery needs a charge, which makes it easy to adopt a simple routine: fit a fresh pod, give the device a top-up charge, and carry on.

Some sensible charging habits:

• Use a standard 5V USB charger or a computer USB port. Avoid unknown, cheap or damaged cables and adapters.
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight. Lithium cells are safe in normal use, but unattended charging on a bed or sofa is how most vape-related fires start. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface.
• Unplug when it is full. Indicator lights on pod devices usually change colour or turn off when charging is complete.
• Stop using it if it gets hot, swells, smells odd or shows visible damage to the casing.
• Do not carry a loose device in a pocket with keys or coins. Contact with metal can short the terminals.

Cold also affects battery performance: if a device has been in a cold car or outdoors in winter, it may feel weak or drop out faster. Let it come back to room temperature before charging or heavy use.

When the device itself reaches the end of its life, or if you stop vaping and have unused pods, do not put them in household bins. Lithium batteries and electronics cause fires in refuse lorries and recycling plants. In the UK, shops that sell vaping products are required to take back waste vapes and batteries, and many local council recycling centres have dedicated drop-off points for small electricals. Use those, and keep used pods and the device out of general waste and kerbside recycling.

Mesh coil technology and vapour quality

The heating element in a modern pod is the single biggest influence on flavour and vapour, and this is where mesh designs earn their place. Rather than a round wire wrapped around a cotton wick, a mesh coil uses a flat, perforated metal sheet lying against the cotton. The mesh has a far larger heated surface area, which means the liquid is warmed more evenly and more of it reaches vaporising temperature at once.

The practical benefits of a mesh coil in a pod like this one are:

• Even heating: less chance of hot spots, so flavour is more consistent from draw to draw.
• Fast ramp-up: the coil reaches vaping temperature quickly, so the first puff of a session tastes much like the tenth.
• Better flavour clarity: with cooling flavours such as menthol, even heating tends to keep the cooling sensation crisp rather than flattening it.
• More vapour from less liquid: a larger surface area makes efficient use of the small 2ml reservoir.

Resistance in pod systems of this style typically sits around the 0.7 to 1.2 ohm range. That is a mouth-to-lung setup, designed to be drawn gently like a cigarette. This suits 20mg/ml nicotine salt, since a nicotine salt delivers its hit at lower wattage and lower vapour volume than a freebase liquid would need.

Mesh coils are not without downsides, and it is fair to name them:

• Dry hits when the pod is empty. A mesh coil does not tolerate running dry as well as some other designs. Once the liquid is nearly gone, the cotton can no longer keep up, and you get a burnt taste. Swap the pod at that point rather than pushing on.
• Gunk build-up with sweet liquids. Sugary and sweetener-heavy flavours leave residue on the mesh over time. Menthol liquids tend to be lighter on sweeteners, which is a small advantage for coil life in this flavour compared with a thick dessert flavour.
• Chain vaping. Rapid, back-to-back draws can outpace the wick, especially in a pod with a small reservoir. Pausing for a few seconds between draws keeps the cotton saturated.

The coil is built into the pod, so there is no separate maintenance. When the pod is finished, the coil goes with it. That is a feature if you value simplicity and a drawback if you like tinkering. It is also why each new pod resets flavour quality to its starting point instead of drifting as a single coil ages.

Nicotine strength guidance for UK buyers

The UK sets a legal ceiling of 20mg/ml (2%) nicotine for e-liquids, and this applied to disposables before the ban and applies to prefilled pods today. At that top strength, pods use nicotine salts rather than freebase nicotine. Nicotine salts are a different form of nicotine that is absorbed more quickly and feels smoother on the throat, which is why a 20mg/ml salt is workable in a way that 20mg/ml freebase would be harsh.

Picking the right strength is mostly about matching what you smoke or vape now:

• 20mg/ml (2%): usually suits people who smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day, or who smoke first thing in the morning. It is the right choice if lower strengths have left you reaching for a cigarette.
• 10mg/ml (1%): a middle option for lighter smokers, social smokers, or former smokers who have stepped down from 20mg/ml.
• 5mg/ml or lower: for people who are mostly vaping out of habit, who are close to quitting nicotine, or who find stronger pods too intense.

Not every strength will be offered for every flavour, so check the listing's options. If this Menthol pod is only offered at the maximum 20mg/ml, make sure that is right for you before you buy.

The effects of being on the wrong strength are easy to spot. Too high: dizziness, nausea, a racing heart, a heavy head, or a harsh throat hit that makes you cough. If you notice these, stop, drink some water and consider a lower strength next time. Too low: you vape more than you want to, you still crave cigarettes, or you are chain-vaping to chase a hit. In that case, a higher strength is often better than simply using more of a low one.

Menthol adds a wrinkle. Cooling agents mask part of the throat hit, so a menthol pod can feel gentler than a fruit pod at the same strength. That sensation can tempt people to draw harder or more often than they otherwise would. Pay attention to how much nicotine you are actually taking in, rather than relying on the throat hit as a guide.

If your goal is to stop smoking, a stop smoking service combined with vaping is statistically more effective than either alone. The NHS and local authority stop smoking services can offer free behavioural support and advice on stepping down your nicotine over time. This product is not a medicine and we make no claim that it will help you quit. Non-smokers, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and anyone with a heart condition should speak to a health professional before using nicotine products.

Who the Menthol pod suits, and who should skip it

No product suits everyone. Being clear about who this pod is for and who should look elsewhere saves you money and disappointment.

This pod is a good fit if you:

• Currently smoke cigarettes and want a nicotine alternative with a familiar, cooling menthol taste.
• Already own an Elux Cyberover device and need a straightforward menthol refill.
• Like clean, non-sweet flavours and find fruit or dessert vapes cloying after a few days.
• Want a low-fuss setup with no bottles, no coils and no filling.
• Prefer a tight, cigarette-like draw to open, cloud-heavy airflow.
• Are moving away from disposable vapes after the ban and want a reusable device instead.

You should probably skip it if you:

• Do not smoke or vape. Nicotine is addictive, and there is no reason for a non-smoker to start.
• Are under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine products to anyone under 18 in the UK, and we will not knowingly do so.
• Do not own a compatible device. These are refill pods for a specific device. They will not work as a standalone vape, and they are not universal. Check compatibility before buying.
• Dislike menthol or mint. The cooling is the entire point of this flavour. If you find it harsh or medicinal, look at a sweeter alternative.
• Want big clouds. A mouth-to-lung pod is not designed for dense vapour and chest-rattling throat hit.
• Prefer to save the maximum money. Refillable pod devices with bottled nicotine-salt e-liquid are cheaper per millilitre over the long run, at the cost of more handling.
• Are sensitive to cooling agents. If menthol or cooling flavours irritate your throat or chest, try a different profile or consult a health professional.

There is also a middle group: people who like menthol but find straight menthol too sharp. If that sounds like you, a mint profile with a touch of sweetness may be more comfortable, and pods in a lower nicotine strength reduce the harshness further. Our other Elux pod listings cover those options.

Finally, if you have a medical condition, are taking medication that could interact with nicotine, or have any doubt about whether vaping is appropriate for you, speak to a GP or pharmacist first. This content is general product information, not medical advice.

How to fit and use the pod

Setting up a prefilled pod takes under a minute. These steps apply to the Elux Cyberover and to most pod systems of its type; if your device manual says otherwise, follow the manual.

• Step 1, check the pod. Look for cracks, leaks or a broken seal. Do not use a pod that looks damaged.
• Step 2, remove any packaging. Take off the outer wrap, and remove any protective cap, plug or film from the mouthpiece and the base. Check the base for small silicone plugs or stickers and remove them so air can flow.
• Step 3, charge the device if it is low. A very flat battery can give weak first puffs, and you do not want to blame the pod for a charging problem.
• Step 4, insert the pod. Line up the base of the pod with the connector on the device and press until it clicks or sits flush. Do not force it. If it will not seat, check the orientation and the contacts.
• Step 5, prime the pod. Take two or three gentle draws without inhaling deeply. This lets the cotton saturate and clears any air from the wicking path.
• Step 6, vape normally. Draw slowly and steadily for two to three seconds, then release. Pause between puffs.

Tips for getting the most from each pod:

• Keep it upright when not in use. This keeps liquid on the wick and away from the airflow channel.
• Do not chain vape. Give the coil a few seconds between draws to avoid dry spots and overheating.
• Change the pod when the flavour weakens or turns harsh, not once it has stopped producing vapour completely.
• Keep the device clean. Wipe the contacts occasionally with a dry tissue and keep the pod connector free of lint.

To change a pod, simply pull the old one out and push the new one in. Do not try to refill the old pod or re-use it after it has run dry. Used pods contain a small amount of residual liquid and a coil, and they should go for recycling, not in a household bin.

For disposal, take used pods, along with any old or damaged devices, to a recycling point for waste electrical items. Shops that sell vapes in the UK are required to accept waste vapes and batteries back, and local council household waste and recycling centres typically have a small-electricals drop-off. Do not put them in general waste, kerbside recycling or ordinary battery bins that are not intended for vapes, because a punctured battery can ignite.

Finally, keep pods and devices out of reach of children and pets. Even a sealed pod contains nicotine, and a spilled or chewed pod is a poisoning risk. If a child or pet swallows a pod or its contents, seek medical help immediately.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with pod vapes are simple and can be fixed in a minute. Run through these before assuming a pod is faulty.

• No vapour or no response when you draw. First check that the pod is fully seated and that the device has charge. Remove the pod, wipe the contacts and refit it. Make sure all packaging, plugs and film have been removed from the pod base. If the device has a lock or standby mode described in its manual, make sure that is off.
• Weak flavour on the first puffs. The wick may not be saturated yet. Take a few gentle priming draws, wait around thirty seconds and try again.
• Burnt or acrid taste. This usually means the pod is running low on liquid or you are chain-vaping. Stop, let it rest, and take slower draws. If the burnt taste persists on a pod that still looks well filled, replace the pod and do not keep using the burnt one, as it will not recover.
• Gurgling or spitting. Excess liquid in the airflow path. Hold the pod upright for a minute, then take a gentle draw into a tissue to clear the air channel. Avoid blowing through the mouthpiece.
• Leaking from the base or the device. Temperature changes, being stored on its side, or a poor seat can all cause leaks. Wipe the pod and the contacts clean, refit the pod and store it upright. If a pod keeps leaking, do not keep using it. Replace it.
• Pod not recognised, or indicator flashing. Contacts may be dirty or bent, or the pod may be seated slightly off. Remove it, clean both sets of contacts with a dry tissue and refit firmly. Check your device's manual for what each light pattern means.
• Device will not charge. Try a different cable and a different USB port or adapter. Check the charging port for lint. If it still does not respond after a full hour on a known-good charger, contact the retailer or manufacturer about the device.
• Harsh throat hit. Draw more slowly, shorten the draws, or move to a lower nicotine strength next time. Menthol can also feel sharper in cold air, so allow a device that has been outside to warm up first.
• Pod runs out much faster than expected. Long, frequent draws use liquid faster than short ones. Higher ambient temperatures also thin the liquid and increase consumption. Reduce the length of your draws and keep pods in a cool place.

If none of this helps, keep the pod, the packaging and your order number and get in touch. A pod that arrives faulty, leaking or damaged is covered by your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which covers goods that are not as described or not fit for purpose. Sending clear photos and a short description makes the process quicker for everyone.

Value for money

Value in pod vaping is worth working out properly, because the sticker price of a pod is only part of the picture. A useful way to look at it is cost per day of use, set against the cost of the alternatives.

Here is a straightforward way to calculate it. Take the price of the pod (check the current price on this page), divide it by the number of days a pod lasts you, and you have your daily pod cost. If a pod costs a few pounds and lasts you three to five days at moderate use, you are spending somewhere in the region of one pound or less per day on pods. Add the cost of the device spread over its lifetime and the small cost of electricity for charging, which is negligible, and you have a realistic running cost.

Against that, a pack of twenty cigarettes now costs upwards of fifteen pounds in the UK, so a daily smoker is spending well over a hundred pounds a week. Even allowing for heavier vaping than the example above, most smokers who switch find pods considerably cheaper. Costs vary by individual, so work it out with your own habits.

Where does this pod sit on value more broadly?

• Against disposables. Single-use disposables are now illegal to sell in the UK, so this comparison is mostly historic. In their day, they were cheap up front but expensive over time, and wasteful. Reusing a device and swapping pods avoids throwing away a battery with every unit.
• Against refillable pod devices. Buying nicotine-salt bottles and refilling an open pod is cheaper per millilitre, often significantly so. The trade-off is fiddling, spills, and needing to learn how to fill and prime properly. If you value simplicity, a prefilled pod is worth the premium; if you value the lowest running cost, refillables win.
• Against nicotine replacement therapy. Patches, gum and inhalators are licensed medicines with their own cost and support routes. They are a different category, and you can discuss which suits you with a pharmacist.

A few ways to stretch each pod further without spoiling the experience:

• Take shorter, gentler draws.
• Avoid chain-vaping.
• Store pods upright and cool so they do not leak.
• Buy multi-packs if you know you like the flavour, since the per-pod cost is usually lower.
• Match your nicotine strength to your needs, so that you are not vaping more simply to chase a hit.

The one caveat on value is the headline puff count. If you buy purely on the 6K label and expect six thousand real puffs per pod, you will be disappointed given the 2ml UK volume limit. Judge value by days of use per pod and your own daily cost, and the maths is straightforward and fair.

How it compares with other pod options

Fair comparisons mean admitting where other options do something better. The comparisons below are general, based on the type of product rather than precise specifications for every model, since specs change between batches and listings.

Against other closed prefilled pod systems. The UK market has several closed-pod systems, including the ELFA pod range from Elf Bar and the Vuse ePod. They all work in basically the same way: a reusable battery, a sealed prefilled pod, no filling and no coil changes. Differences come down to the flavour range, the price per pod, how tightly the pod seats, and how long the device battery lasts. If you already own a device from a particular brand, it makes sense to stay in that ecosystem, because pods are not interchangeable between brands. Where the Cyberover fits is in offering a menthol option alongside a broad range of other Elux flavours, with a mesh coil that gives consistent flavour. Where some competitors may do better is in having a longer track record in a given pod format, wider retail availability, or lower per-pod prices on particular promotions.

Against refillable pod systems. Refillable pod devices and nicotine-salt bottles give you complete freedom over flavour and strength, and the running cost per millilitre is much lower. You can also buy replacement coils and refill pods many times. The compromise is effort: you need to learn how to fill a pod without flooding it, handle bottled nicotine safely, and replace coils periodically. If you want to minimise hassle, a prefilled pod such as this one is easier; if you want the lowest long-term cost and the widest choice of flavours, refillable is the stronger option.

Against sub-ohm tanks and mods. These are designed for large clouds and lower nicotine strengths, with open airflow and high wattage. They are a different kind of vaping and suit people who enjoy the hobby side of it. They are not a like-for-like replacement for a pod system, and a 20mg/ml salt would be too harsh in them. If you want a cigarette-like draw and an unfussy setup, the pod route is the more natural one.

Against other Elux products. Elux offers a range of devices and pods across different puff counts and formats. The key differences are the device, the pod capacity class and the flavour list. If you are choosing between sizes, remember that a higher puff-count label on a UK pod does not change the legal limits on volume and nicotine, so look at what is stated on the pack and judge by days of use.

Where this pod makes the most sense:

• You already have, or are buying, an Elux Cyberover device.
• You want a clean, cooling menthol profile.
• You want zero maintenance and no handling of bottles.
• You prefer a mouth-to-lung draw similar to a cigarette.

Where another option may suit you better:

• You want the cheapest per-millilitre cost (refillable).
• You want large clouds (sub-ohm).
• You use a different brand's device already (buy that brand's pods).
• You want a sweeter flavour (choose a fruit or mint-sweet pod instead).