Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack

Overview

The Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack by Lost Mary delivers up to 7,000 puffs in Kiwi Passionfruit Guava at 10mg and 20mg. Pick up the BUY 4 FOR £23 multibuy — free UK delivery over £20 and same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Pro Max 7000 refill at a glance

Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack Kiwi Passionfruit Guava is a prefilled replacement pod for the Pro Max 7000 device. It is rated at 7,000 puffs, priced at £6.99, and available in 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt strengths. A multibuy of four for £23 is running on the listing as we write this.

That opening paragraph covers most of what you need in order to decide, but the detail is where mistakes get made, so the rest of this guide takes it apart piece by piece. The first thing to be clear about is that this is a refill, not a standalone vape. You need a compatible Pro Max 7000 device to use it. The pod slots into that device in place of the one you have finished, and the battery section carries on as before. If you do not own the hardware yet, the Lost Mary range is the sensible place to start, because the kits and the pods sit side by side and you can see exactly what pairs with what.

It also helps to understand what "prefilled" means in practice. The e-liquid is already sealed inside the pod, so there is no bottle to open, no tank to fill and no coil to prime by hand. You unwrap it, press it in, and carry on. That convenience is the whole appeal of the format, and it is also the limit of it. Once a pod is sealed you cannot change the strength, top up the flavour or stretch it past what is in there. Which is why choosing between 10mg and 20mg at the point of purchase deserves a moment of thought rather than a guess.

The "Hawcos x Lost Mary" wording is simply how this line is labelled on the listing and the packaging. For day to day purposes, treat it as part of the Lost Mary Pro Max family and match the pod to the device name printed on your hardware.

Throughout this page we stick to the facts the listing actually gives us: the flavour, the strengths, the price, the puff rating and the offer. Where a figure is not stated, such as battery capacity or the exact liquid volume in the pod, we say so rather than inventing one. That keeps the page honest, and it should make your decision easier too.

How a prefilled pod refill actually works

Strip away the branding and a prefilled pod is a fairly simple object. It is a sealed cartridge that holds the e-liquid, a wick, a heating element and a mouthpiece, all in one disposable unit. The device it clicks into supplies the power and the sensor that notices when you draw. When you inhale, the battery heats the coil inside the pod, the coil warms the liquid soaked into the wick, and you get vapour. When the liquid runs out, you swap the pod, not the whole device.

This arrangement is what the category calls a closed pod system, and it is the reason closed pod kits have become so common among adults who want something low on maintenance. There is no coil to buy separately, no wicking to get right and no bottle to spill in a bag. Everything that wears out is inside the pod, and the pod is the thing you replace.

The trade off is that you are working within a fixed design. The coil and the liquid are matched by the manufacturer, which is a good thing for consistency. A pod from a given flavour tends to taste the same from the first draw to the last, because nobody is changing the variables. But you cannot swap in a different coil, open the pod and top it up, or dial the airflow to your taste unless the device itself offers it.

A few practical points follow from this. Pods should be fitted to the device they were designed for, so check that the name on the box matches your hardware. Do not attempt to open a sealed pod or refill it yourself, because the seal, the coil and the liquid are built to work as a single unit. And do not leave a pod half out of the device, since a loose connection is the commonest reason for a device appearing not to work.

As for the battery side, kits in this category normally recharge by cable, and your device's own instructions will give the details. The listing for this refill does not quote battery figures, so we do not either. What it tells us is what matters for the pod itself: the flavour, the strengths on offer, and a rated puff count of 7,000 for the refill.

What kiwi, passionfruit and guava taste like together

Three tropical fruits in one pod is an ambitious brief, and it is worth thinking about how each one tends to behave in a vape before you commit. Kiwi usually arrives as the bright, slightly sharp note, green and juicy rather than sugary. Passionfruit adds the aromatic top layer, with that sweet and sour tang that makes it recognisable even in small doses. Guava sits underneath, softer and a little perfumed, rounding the blend off with a mellow, almost floral sweetness.

The listing tags this flavour as a mixed fruit profile, and that is a fair description of the experience you should expect. The idea is not to taste three separate fruits in sequence, but to get one layered tropical flavour where the tart edge of the kiwi is balanced by the smoother guava. Balanced blends like this tend to hold up well over a long pod, because there is no single dominant note to tire your palate out.

One thing the name does not include is ice. Some Lost Mary flavours are sold with a cooling finish, and those say so in the title. This one does not, so you should expect a warm, juicy fruit character rather than a menthol chill on the exhale. If cooling is what you want, look at the other flavours in the line instead.

The nicotine format matters for flavour too. Nicotine salts are generally smoother on the throat than freebase nicotine at the same strength, which lets the fruit notes come through without a harsh edge getting in the way. If you enjoy that profile in a bottle format as well, the wider selection of nicotine salt e-liquids is worth a look, as many of the same fruit combinations appear there.

A word of honesty: flavour descriptions are subjective, and we have not put numbers on sweetness or tartness because there are none to quote. If you are new to tropical blends, treat the first few draws as an introduction. Many people find that the kiwi and passionfruit register first, with the guava building as the pod settles in. If it is your first fruit vape of this style, give it a few days before deciding whether it suits you.

Who this refill suits, and who it does not

Not every vaper needs a pod like this, and it is more useful to be clear about that than to pretend it fits everyone. The clearest fit is the person who already owns a Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 device and wants another flavour or another pod for it. If you have the hardware and like the tropical fruit style, this is a straightforward reorder.

It also suits adult smokers who want a simple switching routine and are looking for something with minimal upkeep. A prefilled pod needs no learning curve. There is nothing to prime, no mixing, and no fiddly parts. For someone who has just moved off cigarettes and wants a device that works in much the same way every time, that predictability counts for a lot. We describe this as popular with adults switching from smoking, and no more than that: it is a consumer product containing nicotine, which is addictive, and we do not make health claims for it.

People who like fruit blends with a bit of sharpness will probably enjoy it more than those who prefer desserts, tobacco or heavy menthol. If your usual taste runs to sweet and creamy flavours, this will feel lighter and zestier than you expect. If you prefer a clean, cold finish, the absence of ice in the name tells you what to look for elsewhere.

Who should skip it? Anyone under 18, firstly, since it is strictly an adult product and our age verification page explains how we handle that. Non-smokers should not start using nicotine products. Anyone who wants a nicotine-free option will not find one here, because the pod comes only in 10mg and 20mg. And if you do not own a compatible device and do not want to buy one, a refill alone is of no use to you.

Finally, a point about habits rather than eligibility: if you tend to prefer changing your flavour every few days, a fixed prefilled pod might feel limiting, and the rotation advice later in this guide will be more relevant to you than the single-pod view.

The numbers behind the listing, and what is not stated

Numbers first, because they are the part of a product page people most often skim and then regret skimming. Here is exactly what the listing for this refill gives us:

• Format: prefilled pod refill, nicotine salt e-liquid
• Flavour: Kiwi Passionfruit Guava, a mixed fruit profile
• Rated puffs: 7,000
• Nicotine strengths: 10mg and 20mg
• Price: £6.99 per refill pack
• Offer: buy 4 for £23

The puff rating deserves a little unpacking. A figure of 7,000 puffs is the manufacturer's estimate of how long the pod should last, and it is calculated under test conditions with a standard draw. Real life will differ. A long, slow draw uses more liquid than a short one, a higher strength tends to be drawn more gently, and a person who vapes all day will empty a pod far faster than someone who uses it on the commute. Treat 7,000 as a way of comparing products with one another rather than a promise about days or weeks.

That comparison is useful. If you want to see how this stacks up against other pods and devices, the 10000 puff vapes range shows what a higher rating looks like in the same format family, and the 6000 puff group sits just below. Neither tells you which flavour you will like, but they do help you judge whether the price per rated puff makes sense for you.

Now the gaps. The listing does not state the exact volume of e-liquid in the pod, the battery capacity of the device, the coil resistance, or the charging time. We have not filled those gaps with guesses, because a wrong number is worse than a missing one. If any of those figures matter to your decision, the packaging on delivery will carry the official details, and our team can help if you contact us before ordering.

What you can rely on is the combination of price, flavour, strength and rating. Those are the facts, and every other section here builds on them.

Fitting the pod and your first few draws

Fitting a pod takes less time than reading about it, but a few habits make the difference between a smooth start and a frustrating one. Here is a simple routine that applies to most pod devices of this type. Where your device instructions say something different, follow them.

• Check that the pod name matches your device before you open anything.
• Wash and dry your hands, then take the new pod out of its packaging.
• Remove any protective seal or cap from the mouthpiece or the base if one is present.
• Take the old pod out of the device by pulling it straight out, without twisting.
• Line the new pod up and press it in until it seats firmly. Some devices give a small click.
• Leave it to rest for a minute or two so the liquid can saturate the wick.
• Take a few gentle draws before settling into your normal rhythm.

That resting step is the one people skip. A fresh coil that has not yet soaked up liquid can give a dry, slightly burnt taste on the first draw, and that experience can put you off a perfectly good flavour. Waiting a couple of minutes costs nothing and protects the pod.

Most devices in this category are draw activated, meaning there is no button to press. You simply inhale through the mouthpiece. If yours has a button, a light or an indicator, the device's own guide explains what each signal means. The same goes for any charging indicator, since patterns vary between models.

Take gentle, medium length draws at the start. A pod is not designed to be chain vaped, and rapid repeated draws overheat the coil and can lead to a harsher taste. A rest of fifteen to thirty seconds between draws is a good habit, and it will make the pod last closer to its rating.

If you are restocking in bulk, the main prefilled vape pods collection shows the full spread of pods across brands, which is handy if you are comparing formats or want something for a different device.

Choosing between 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt

Nicotine strength is the one choice on this page that you cannot undo after the pod is sealed, so it is worth slowing down for. The listing offers two options, 10mg and 20mg. In the usual way of expressing it, that is 10mg per millilitre, or about one per cent, and 20mg per millilitre, or about two per cent. Twenty milligrams per millilitre is also the upper limit for nicotine strength on vapes sold in the UK, so the stronger option here sits right at the legal ceiling and the lower one sits at half of it.

The strengths feel different because nicotine salts are formulated to deliver nicotine more quickly and with less throat harshness than freebase liquids. That means that even 10mg can feel noticeable to a newcomer, and 20mg is the strength that tends to be chosen by people coming off a heavier cigarette habit. As a rough guide, people who smoked a full pack a day or close to it often start at 20mg, while lighter or social smokers and those who have been vaping for a while often prefer 10mg.

Here is a sensible way to think about it:

• 10mg: a gentler throat feel, a better match for lighter use, and generally easier for people who are sensitive to nicotine.
• 20mg: a firmer hit and more satisfying to people who are used to a stronger intake.

If you are unsure, the cautious route is to begin with the lower strength. You can always move up on your next order, but you cannot dilute a sealed pod. If you notice dizziness, nausea or jitters, put the device down, and take that as a sign that the strength is too high for you.

It is also worth remembering that taking more draws at a lower strength can leave you using the same amount of nicotine overall, so the aim is not to chase the lowest number. The aim is to find the level where you feel settled and are not constantly reaching for the device.

Nicotine is addictive, and these products are intended only for adults who already use nicotine. We make no claims about reducing or ending smoking, and we encourage anyone who wants help with that to speak to a pharmacist or a local stop smoking service.

The cost per puff, worked out properly

Value is easier to judge when you do the arithmetic, so let us do it. A single Kiwi Passionfruit Guava refill pack costs £6.99. Rated at 7,000 puffs, that comes to roughly a tenth of a penny per rated puff, or around 0.1p. It is a rough guide only, since actual puffs depend on how you vape, but it gives you something to compare against other pods and devices.

Now the offer. Buy four for £23 and the unit price drops to £5.75 each. Four pods at the standard price would cost £27.96, so the bundle saves you £4.96, which is just under 18 per cent off. Spread across four pods rated at 7,000 puffs each, that is 28,000 rated puffs for £23, or about 0.08p per rated puff. If you know you will use this flavour regularly, the multibuy is the obvious route.

There is a delivery angle as well. UK delivery is free once your basket passes £20. A single pod at £6.99 will not get you there, but three at full price come to £20.97, and the four for £23 deal clears the threshold comfortably. If you are only ordering a couple of pods, it can make sense to add a second flavour or a related item to reach free delivery rather than paying for postage on a small order.

Check your basket total before you pay so you can see the offer applied. Current bundles across the site are gathered on the vape deals page, which is the quickest way to see whether another offer would sit well alongside this pod.

A fair warning, though: cheapest per puff is not always the best choice. If the flavour is not to your taste, a bargain pod is just a bargain you do not want to finish. If you have never tried this blend, one pod first can be the better bet. Once you have confirmed that you enjoy it, return for the four pack and save the difference.

Whichever route you take, the price shown is the price you pay, with no hidden extras beyond delivery on small baskets. That clarity is worth more than a few pence saved elsewhere.

Strengths and weaknesses of this refill

Every format trades something for something else, and a prefilled pod is no exception. Here is a balanced view of what this refill does well and where it falls short, so you can weigh it against your own priorities.

What works in its favour:

• There is nothing to fill, prime or assemble, which suits anyone who wants a device to simply work.
• The flavour stays consistent from the first draw to the last because the liquid and coil are matched.
• The 7,000 puff rating means swaps are less frequent than with many smaller pods.
• Two nicotine strengths let you pick between a gentler and a firmer hit.
• The multibuy brings the unit price down noticeably for regular users.
• The tropical fruit blend is balanced rather than cloying, so it should hold up over a long pod.

Where it is less convenient:

• It only works with a compatible Pro Max 7000 device, so it is of no use on its own.
• The strength and flavour are fixed once the pod is sealed.
• There is no nicotine-free option on this listing.
• The puff rating is an estimate, so your own mileage will vary.
• Used pods are waste, and you should dispose of them responsibly rather than binning them with general rubbish.
• The listing does not give the exact liquid volume or battery details.

How those points weigh up depends on you. For a regular Pro Max owner, the cons are mostly non-issues, because the compatibility and fixed strength are exactly what you signed up for. For a newcomer, they matter more, and the device purchase is a real part of the cost.

If the compatibility limitation is what bothers you, it may be worth looking at the big puff vape kits, where the long-lasting pod format is built into a complete starter set. That route costs more upfront, but it means you buy the whole system in one go and know that everything fits together.

In short, this is a convenient, predictable refill with the usual limits of a sealed format. If those limits suit your habits, it is a solid pick.

Storing your pods and fixing common problems

Most trouble with pod devices comes down to three things: heat, a poor connection, and a pod that has run its course. Understand those and you can solve nearly everything yourself.

Start with storage. Keep spare pods in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, upright if you can, and out of reach of children and pets. Do not leave them in a hot car or on a sunny windowsill. Heat thins the liquid and can cause leaks. Keep them in their packaging until you need them, and avoid carrying a loose pod in a pocket with coins or keys, where the contacts can pick up grime.

When things go wrong, work through these checks:

• No vapour: take the pod out and press it back in firmly. Wipe the contacts on the pod and device with a dry cloth. Make sure the device is charged.
• Gurgling or leaking: wipe any excess from the mouthpiece and the base, hold the device upright for a short while, and use gentler draws. If it keeps happening, replace the pod.
• Burnt or harsh taste: this usually means the pod is nearly empty or the coil has dried out. Stop and swap in a fresh one rather than pushing on.
• Muted flavour: after days on a single flavour, your palate can tire. Try something different for a day and come back.
• Weak throat hit: it may simply be the strength. Consider whether the other nicotine option would suit you better next time.

Disposal is worth a moment as well. A used pod contains a heating element and residual liquid, so it should not go in with ordinary rubbish. Take it to a recycling point or a retailer that accepts used vaping products, following your local council's guidance.

If you have tried the steps above and the device still misbehaves, the frequently asked questions page covers many of the common queries, and our team can take a look at anything unusual. Please keep the packaging details handy when you get in touch, since they speed things up.

If this flavour is not quite right for you

Sometimes you read a flavour description, buy the pod, and find it is not your cup of tea. That is not a failure on anyone's part; taste is personal. The good news is that this line is broad, with fourteen flavours in the Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 refill range, so the next try is only a click away. Because every pod in the line fits the same device, changing your mind costs you only the pod.

If the tropical profile was a touch sweet for you, look at the sharper fruit options in the line, such as lemon and lime, or the berry mixes. If you wanted more cooling, the flavours with ice in the title are the natural step. And if you liked the idea of mixed fruit but wanted something richer, the juicy peach and cherry cola options sit at the other end of the spectrum.

A rotation works well for many people. Buy two flavours at once, use one for a few days, and then swap. This keeps your palate fresh, and it makes the multibuy more useful, since you can mix your selection across the line rather than stacking four of the same.

If you start to feel limited by the sealed pod format, there is another route. Refillable pods let you pour in your own e-liquid, choose your own strength, and adjust to taste. Our refillable vape pods collection is the place to start, and you can pair them with short fill e-liquids or nicotine salt bottles for complete control. That does mean a little more care and cleaning, and it works with a different type of device, so it is a step to consider rather than a casual swap.

For smokers who want to move away from cigarettes without vaping at all, other formats such as nicotine pouches and heated tobacco also exist, but they are separate products with their own characteristics, and neither works with this pod.

Whatever you choose, take it slowly, change one thing at a time, and keep the strength where you are comfortable.

Delivery, returns and buying with confidence

Orders placed on a weekday before 4pm are dispatched the same day, which is useful if you are down to your last pod. UK delivery is free once your basket passes £20, and the shipping options and timings are laid out in full on the shipping information page. It is worth a read before you order, particularly if you need something by a particular date.

All stock is genuine and bought through UK distribution, which matters more than it might sound. Counterfeit vape products are a real problem in the wider market, and they can carry poor quality liquid or unreliable coils. Buying from a UK retailer that sources properly is the simplest way to avoid that.

Because nicotine products are strictly for adults, an age check is part of the process, and you will be asked to confirm you are 18 or over. We take that seriously, and it applies to every order. Please do not try to order on behalf of anyone younger.

On returns, vaping products are treated differently from many consumer goods, partly for hygiene and partly for safety reasons. Sealed, unopened items are generally in a different position to anything that has been opened or used, and the frequently asked questions page sets out the current position. If something arrives damaged, incorrect, or not as described, tell us promptly with your order number and a photo if you can, and we will work through it.

If you have questions before you order, such as whether a pod suits your particular device, the quickest route is to contact us with your device name and we will help you check. A thirty second message can save you the nuisance of buying the wrong pod.

To sum up, this refill is a straightforward purchase when you already own the right device: a balanced kiwi, passionfruit and guava flavour, a 7,000 puff rating, two strengths, and a price that drops to £5.75 each on the four pack. Check the compatibility, choose your strength carefully, and you should be set.