Lemon And Lime Higo BB Pulse 6000 Refill Pods

Overview

The Lemon And Lime Higo BB Pulse 6000 Refill Pods by Higo delivers up to 6,000 puffs in Lemon And Lime at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Higo BB Pulse 6000 Refill Pods Lemon And Lime: Overview

Higo BB Pulse 6000 Refill Pods Lemon And Lime is a prefilled replacement pod for the Higo BB Pulse rechargeable pod system. You click the pod into a compatible device, draw on the mouthpiece and the device handles the rest. When the pod runs dry you swap in a fresh one and keep the same battery. That is the main difference from a single-use vape, where the battery, coil and e-liquid are sealed together and the whole thing is thrown away once the liquid is gone.

The flavour is a straightforward citrus pairing. Lemon provides the sharp, zesty front of the taste and lime adds a greener, slightly bitter peel note behind it. If you have ever squeezed both fruits into a glass of sparkling water, you already have a decent mental picture. It is a lighter and more refreshing direction than the heavy dessert and candy flavours that dominate the category, and it tends to suit people who find sweeter profiles tiring after an hour or two.

This guide is written for UK vapers who want to know exactly what they are buying before they order. It covers how the pod performs, what the flavour is actually like, how the design and coil work, what battery and charging look like on the device side, which nicotine strength to choose, who the pod suits and who it does not, how to fit and use it, what to do when something goes wrong, and how it compares with other options at a similar price. Where a figure is typical for this type of product rather than confirmed for this exact pod, we say so.

Key points at a glance:

• Format: Prefilled, sealed refill pod for the Higo BB Pulse device. You do not top it up.
• Rated capacity: Up to 6000 puffs, which is the manufacturer's estimate and not a guarantee.
• Flavour: Lemon and lime, tart and fresh with moderate sweetness.
• Coil: Mesh coil, designed for mouth-to-lung inhaling with nicotine salt liquid.
• Nicotine: Strengths are shown on the product page. The UK maximum for any e-liquid is 20mg/ml.
• Age: Strictly 18 and over. We may ask for proof of age on delivery.

Single-use vapes can no longer be sold in Great Britain, which has made rechargeable systems with replaceable pods the mainstream route for adult smokers and vapers who want a simple, no-fuss device. A refill pod like this one sits squarely in that category. You are buying a consumable part for a device you keep, which is better for your wallet over time and produces less waste than binning a whole device every week or two.

Lemon and Lime Flavour Profile

Lemon and lime is one of the oldest flavour pairings in food and drink, and in a vape it behaves much as you would expect. The inhale is led by lemon: a bright, slightly sherbet-like sourness that wakes the tongue up straight away. Lime follows a beat later and brings a rounder, greener edge, closer to the zest than the juice. On the exhale the two blend into a clean citrus finish that fades quickly and does not leave a heavy coating in your mouth.

Here is how a typical session tends to unfold:

• First few puffs: A fresh pod can taste a touch muted for the first two or three draws while the wick saturates. This is normal for prefilled pods and settles quickly.
• Middle of the pod: This is where the flavour is at its most consistent. The lemon is crisp, the lime is audible behind it, and sweetness sits at a moderate level.
• Final stretch: As the liquid level drops, the flavour can thin slightly and the sourness may feel sharper relative to the sweetness. That is a useful hint to have the next pod ready.

Sweetness is the question people ask most about citrus vapes. Lemon and lime in a nicotine salt liquid is usually balanced with a little sweetener so the acidity does not become harsh, but it is still on the tart side of the range. If you normally vape blue raspberry, cola or ice cream flavours, expect this to feel drier and sharper. If you usually choose menthol or mint, you may find it a pleasant step towards something fruitier without going fully sugary.

There is no heavy cooling agent that defines this flavour. Some citrus vapes add a menthol-style chill, but lemon and lime is generally sold as a clean fruit profile and the freshness comes from the acidity rather than a frozen sensation. If you want a pronounced ice finish, look at a flavour with ice in its name instead. We have not listed this one as a cooling flavour, and you should not expect throat numbing.

Citrus flavours do have one quirk worth knowing. Sourness can build with sustained use, so chain vaping a lemon and lime pod for an hour can leave the tongue feeling slightly sharp or tingly. Taking longer gaps between sessions, drinking water and varying your flavours across the week all help. Some vapers keep one citrus pod and one sweeter or creamier pod on rotation for exactly that reason.

As a daily flavour, lemon and lime has a good reputation for staying enjoyable because it does not tire the palate as quickly as heavy dessert profiles do. That is a matter of personal taste, though, and nobody can promise it will suit you. If you are unsure, try a single pod before committing to a bulk purchase.

Performance and Puff Delivery

The 6000 puff rating is the number most people look at first, so it is worth being clear about what it means. Puff ratings are manufacturer estimates, usually worked out from the liquid volume and an assumed amount of liquid used per draw. They are a reasonable way to compare one product with another from the same brand, but they do not describe what any individual vaper will get. UK rules also limit a single prefilled pod or tank to 2ml of liquid, so treat the 6000 figure as an upper estimate from a formula and not as a promise. Check the product page for the pack contents and stated volume.

Real-world puff count varies with several things:

• Draw length: Long, slow draws use more liquid per puff than short sips, so the same pod delivers fewer puffs.
• Draw frequency: Frequent use warms the coil and wick, which can increase vapour per puff and empty the pod sooner.
• Nicotine strength: Lower-strength users often take bigger or more frequent draws to compensate, which uses the pod faster.
• Airflow and device settings: A more open draw encourages longer pulls, and any adjustable power mode on the device changes liquid consumption.
• Temperature: Very cold pods wick more slowly and can feel weak until they warm up in your pocket or hand.

As a practical guide, a light user taking a few short sessions a day could reasonably expect one pod to last a couple of weeks or more. A heavy user vaping steadily through the working day may get through a pod in a week or less. The easiest way to find your own number is to note the date you fit a pod and the date it runs out. After two pods you will have a reliable personal figure that is far more useful than any printed rating.

Vapour production on a pod like this is moderate. It is designed for mouth-to-lung inhaling, the tighter and more cigarette-like draw that most nicotine salt users prefer, and not for large clouds. You get enough vapour to carry the flavour without the hot, heavy feeling of a high-powered device. Throat hit depends on your chosen nicotine strength, and citrus flavours tend to feel a little sharper at the back of the throat than creamy ones at the same strength.

Consistency is where mesh-coil pods generally do well. The first puff of the day should taste much like the last puff of the evening, with no sudden drop in output until the pod is close to empty. When it does run low you may notice a warm, slightly dry or burnt taste. That is a sign to stop and replace the pod, not to keep pulling, because dry-hitting a coil will damage the flavour for the rest of that pod's life and is unpleasant to inhale.

If you are moving from a single-use vape, expect the draw to feel comparable but the first week to involve a small learning curve: fitting the pod properly, keeping the device charged and getting a sense of how long a pod lasts. After that it becomes routine.

Pod Design and Build Quality

The refill pod is a sealed, prefilled cartridge. You do not open it or top it up, which keeps the design simple and removes the risk of spillage that comes with filling a tank by hand. The housing is a lightweight plastic, often with a clear or tinted section so you can see roughly how much liquid remains. The mouthpiece is part of the pod, so every replacement gives you a fresh mouthpiece as well as fresh liquid and a new coil.

The physical points worth checking when your pod arrives are:

• Seals and plugs: New pods usually ship with a small plastic cap or silicone plug over the airflow inlet or mouthpiece. Remove these before use. Forgetting a plug is one of the most common reasons a new pod seems faulty.
• Contacts: The metal contacts on the base should be clean and undamaged. Lint, dust or sticky residue can stop the device recognising the pod.
• Fit: A properly seated pod clicks in with firm resistance and no wobble. A pod that rattles in the socket is not fully engaged.
• Mouthpiece: It should be smooth, comfortable and free of burrs or sharp moulding lines.
• Liquid level: A fresh pod should look full or close to it, with no obvious leakage around the base.

Build quality on prefilled pods is mostly about the parts you cannot see: the wick, the coil and the seals. A decent pod does not weep liquid from the airflow slot, does not gurgle noisily when you draw and does not smell of burnt cotton on the first day. If any of those happen, contact us rather than persisting with it, because a leaking pod can also soil the device contacts and cause connection faults.

Pods are designed to stay in the device between sessions. When you carry the device in a bag or pocket, keep it upright where you can and avoid leaving it in a hot car or on a radiator. Heat expands the liquid and air inside the pod and encourages leaks. Likewise, a rapid change from cold to warm can cause condensation inside the airflow path, which shows up as a small amount of liquid around the base. Wipe it away with a dry tissue before fitting.

Because the pod is plastic and designed to be replaced, it is not meant to last indefinitely. Treat it as a consumable. If you notice cracks, loose joints or a mouthpiece that wobbles, replace the pod and do not try to repair it. Store spare pods upright in a cool, dry drawer, away from direct sunlight, and kept in their packaging until you need them. Keep them out of reach of children and pets, since the liquid contains nicotine.

Battery and Charging

The pod itself has no battery. Power comes from the BB Pulse device it slots into, so battery life is a device question and not a pod question. Devices in this class typically use an internal rechargeable lithium-ion cell in the region of 500mAh to 650mAh, charged by USB-C. Always confirm the exact figure on your device's packaging or the manufacturer's specification sheet, because it can vary between models and batches, and we are not quoting a capacity for any specific unit here.

A battery of that size is generally enough for a long day of moderate use, and for many vapers it will comfortably outlast a good portion of a pod, which means you may recharge the device several times before one pod is empty. That is one of the places where a pod system saves money compared with single-use vapes: you recharge the same battery instead of buying a new one each time.

Practical charging advice:

• Use a sensible cable and charger: A plain USB-C cable and a normal phone-style charger or computer port are fine. Very high-wattage fast chargers offer no benefit for a small battery.
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight: Lithium-ion batteries are safe in normal use, but sensible habits reduce risk. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface where you can see it.
• Unplug when full: Many devices show an indicator light that changes colour or switches off when charging is complete.
• Avoid extreme heat and cold: Charging a very cold battery or leaving a device on a sunny windowsill shortens its life and can be unsafe.
• Stop using damaged batteries: If the device swells, hisses, smells strongly or gets unusually hot, stop using it and take it to a proper recycling point.

A common mistake is assuming a flat battery means a faulty pod. If the device does not respond, plug it in for ten to fifteen minutes before judging anything. Many devices will not fire at all below a minimum charge level, and a few will flash a warning light to tell you so.

Battery wear is gradual. After several months of daily charging, a pod device may hold slightly less charge than when new, which is normal for any lithium-ion cell. If the battery life falls dramatically or the device stops charging entirely, it has reached the end of its useful life and should be recycled.

When the device is finally retired, do not put it in household rubbish or normal recycling. It contains a lithium-ion cell and falls under waste electrical equipment rules. In the UK, shops that sell vapes are required to take back used vape products, and many local council recycling centres have dedicated bins as well. The same applies to old charging cables if they are broken.

Mesh Coil Technology and Airflow

This pod uses a mesh coil, which is now the standard design in many modern pod systems. Instead of a round wire wrapped around a cotton wick, a mesh coil uses a thin, perforated metal sheet that the wick presses against. That gives the liquid a much larger heating surface, which has several practical effects.

• More even heating: The whole surface warms at about the same rate, so the liquid vaporises smoothly and the flavour is steadier from puff to puff.
• Faster ramp-up: A mesh coil reaches working temperature quickly, so vapour appears almost as soon as you start drawing.
• Clearer flavour: Delicate citrus notes such as lemon zest and lime peel tend to come through more cleanly when heat is spread out and less likely to scorch part of the wick.
• Longer coil life: Spread heat means less localised stress on the metal, which helps the coil hold up over the full life of the pod.

Coil resistance in pods of this type is commonly in the region of 0.8 to 1.0 ohm, which suits nicotine salt liquid and the modest power that a small battery can supply. That figure is typical for the category and not a confirmed specification for this exact pod, so use it as a rule of thumb.

Airflow on a pod system like this is generally a fixed, restricted draw. It is designed for mouth-to-lung vaping: you draw into your mouth first, pause briefly, then inhale. This is the same technique used with a cigarette and it is the natural fit for nicotine salts. Do not try to inhale a big open draw straight into the lungs, because the pod is not built to supply that volume of vapour and it can feel harsh and cause coughing.

The tight draw is a feature and not a limitation. It concentrates flavour, keeps liquid consumption steady and helps the nicotine hit land at a manageable pace. If the draw feels too tight, check that the airflow inlet is not blocked by a plug, lint or a drop of condensation. If it feels too loose, the pod may not be seated fully, so remove it and refit it with a firm click.

One point on coil care: do not keep pulling on a pod that tastes burnt. Mesh coils are durable, but dry hits scorch the wick, and no amount of waiting will bring the original flavour back. If the pod still has liquid and tastes burnt, give it a minute to re-saturate, take a couple of shorter draws and see whether it recovers. If it does not, swap in a new pod.

Nicotine Strength Guidance

In the UK, the maximum permitted nicotine strength in e-liquid is 20mg/ml, which is 2%. That limit applies across pods, bottled liquid and, before they were banned, single-use vapes. It is the highest strength you can legally buy, and the strengths available for this pod are shown on the product page. Choosing the right one matters more than most people expect.

Pods like this one use nicotine salts. Salts are smoother than freebase nicotine at the same number, so you can use a higher strength without the harsh throat scratch. That is why 20mg salt often feels comparable to a lower strength freebase liquid, and why salts are the usual choice in small pod devices with a tight draw.

A simple way to think about the options:

• 20mg/ml (2%): Suited to people moving away from cigarettes who smoke roughly ten or more a day, or who still feel strong cravings. It gives the firmest throat hit and the most nicotine per puff, so you tend to vape less often.
• 10mg/ml (1%): A middle option for lighter smokers, people who find 20mg too strong or those who are beginning to step down.
• Lower strengths: For people who want a gentle hit or are reducing nicotine over time. You will usually vape more frequently and finish the pod sooner.
• Zero nicotine: For vapers who enjoy the flavour and the habit but no longer want nicotine.

If you are unsure, it is better to start slightly too low than too high. Too much nicotine shows up as dizziness, a racing heart, nausea, sweating or an uncomfortably sharp throat hit. If any of those happen, stop, drink some water, sit down and choose a lower strength next time. Too little nicotine shows up as constant cravings, taking many more puffs than expected or going back to cigarettes between sessions.

Citrus flavours deserve a specific note. Acidic flavours can make the throat feel sharper than creamy or sweet ones, so a first-time user who would manage 20mg in a dessert flavour might find lemon and lime a little brisk at the same strength. If you are borderline between two strengths, the lower one often feels more comfortable in this flavour.

If you do not smoke or vape at the moment, there is no health reason to start. Nicotine is addictive, and vapes are intended as an alternative for adult smokers. If you want to stop nicotine altogether, the NHS stop smoking services can provide free support and advice on how to taper your intake safely.

Who This Pod Is For

Higo BB Pulse 6000 Refill Pods Lemon And Lime is aimed at adult smokers and existing vapers who already own, or intend to buy, a compatible Higo BB Pulse device. It is not a standalone product, and a pod on its own cannot be used without the matching battery section.

It tends to suit these groups well:

• Adults switching from cigarettes: The mouth-to-lung draw feels familiar, nicotine salts deliver at a reasonable pace and the fruit flavour avoids the tobacco taste some people want to leave behind.
• Former single-use users: If you used to buy a new vape every week or two, a rechargeable device with replaceable pods works out cheaper and generates less waste.
• Citrus fans: If you like tart drinks, lemon sweets or sparkling water with a squeeze of fruit, this flavour should feel natural.
• People tired of heavy sweet flavours: A lemon and lime profile is lighter and drier than most dessert-style options.
• Vapers who want a simple routine: You clip in a pod, charge the device and carry on. There is no filling, no coil changing and nothing to adjust.

It is probably not the right choice for these people:

• Anyone under 18: It is illegal to sell nicotine products to anyone under 18 in the UK, and we will not do so.
• Non-smokers and people who have never vaped: Nicotine is addictive and there is no benefit in starting.
• Cloud chasers: A restricted pod system is not designed for big, warm vapour. Look at sub-ohm kits instead.
• Fans of very sweet or creamy flavours: If you love custard, bubblegum or caramel, lemon and lime will feel thin and sharp by comparison.
• People who want a menthol blast: This is not marketed as a cooling flavour.
• Anyone who is pregnant, has a heart condition or takes medication that interacts with nicotine: Speak to a doctor or pharmacist first.

If you are not sure where you fit, think about what you want from the product. If your priorities are a straightforward routine, a fresh flavour and predictable running costs, this pod addresses them. If your priorities are large clouds, adjustable power or sweet desserts, there are better-matched products elsewhere on the site.

Also bear in mind that fruit-flavoured vapes are not a youth product. They are sold to adults who want an alternative to smoking, and responsible retailers, including us, verify age at the point of sale and delivery.

How to Fit and Use the Pod

Fitting a refill pod takes under a minute and needs no tools. The steps below apply to most pod systems of this design, but always follow the instructions that come with your own device if they differ.

• Check the device is off or idle: Make sure the device is not charging and is not showing a fault light. If it has been sitting in a cold place, let it warm to room temperature.
• Unpack the pod: Remove the wrapper and take off any protective plug, cap or film from the mouthpiece and the base. Do not touch the metal contacts with wet fingers.
• Line it up: Hold the pod upright with the contacts facing the socket. Most pods only fit one way round.
• Press in firmly: Push until you feel or hear a click. There should be no wobble. If it does not seat easily, withdraw it and try again, because forcing it can bend the contacts.
• Prime the coil: Wait around a minute without drawing, and then take two or three gentle, short puffs without inhaling. This lets the wick saturate and avoids a dry first draw.
• Start vaping: Draw slowly for two to three seconds, pause, then inhale. Do not take very long pulls or repeated rapid puffs.

A few habits extend the life of both the pod and the device:

• Keep it upright when you can: This helps liquid reach the coil evenly and reduces leaks.
• Space out your puffs: Give the coil a few seconds between draws. Chain vaping heats the liquid and drains the pod faster.
• Wipe the contacts occasionally: Use a dry cotton bud or tissue. Never use water or alcohol.
• Remove the pod before long storage: If you are leaving the device for weeks, take the pod out and store it upright.
• Replace the pod when the flavour fades: Do not squeeze the last drops out of a pod that tastes burnt or flat.

When swapping flavours, pull the old pod straight out, fit the new one and prime it as above. You do not need to clean the device in between, but wipe the contacts if there is any visible residue. Keep the used pod in a small bag until you can take it to a recycling point.

Remember that a pod contains nicotine liquid. Keep spare pods and the device out of reach of children and pets, and never leave them in places where they could be tampered with. If liquid gets on your skin, wash it off with soap and water. If it gets in your eyes or is swallowed, seek medical advice straight away.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Most pod problems have simple causes. Work through the checks below before deciding something is faulty.

• Nothing happens when I draw: Check the battery is charged, the pod is fully clicked in and any plastic plugs are removed. Clean the contacts with a dry tissue. If the device still does not fire, try a different pod to find out whether the fault is with the pod or with the device.
• The pod tastes burnt: This can happen if the pod is nearly empty, if you chain vaped too fast or if the wick has not yet saturated. Wait a minute, take a couple of gentle puffs, and if the taste does not clear, replace the pod.
• Weak flavour: Remember the first draws on a new pod can taste quiet. A cold pod will also wick more slowly. If the weak taste continues for more than a few minutes, make sure the pod is seated correctly and that you are not blocking the airflow.
• The pod leaks: Wipe away liquid, check for cracks and refit the pod. Avoid storing the device on its side or in a hot place. A pod that keeps leaking should be replaced, and if it is from a fresh pack you should contact us with photos.
• Gurgling or spitting: This is caused by condensation or liquid in the airflow path. Blow gently through the mouthpiece with the device off or tap it against a tissue to clear it.
• Hard draw: Check for a blocked airflow slot, a forgotten plug or condensation. Fit the pod again with a firm click.
• Device lights flash: This usually indicates a low battery, a short circuit or a poor pod connection. Charge the device, clean the contacts and re-seat the pod.
• Sore throat or cough: Try a lower nicotine strength, slow your draw and drink water between sessions.
• Unusual smell: If you notice a chemical or burning smell, stop using the product and contact us.

If you have tried these steps and the pod still does not work, keep the packaging and your order number and contact us. We will ask for a short description and, where possible, photos so we can sort out a replacement or refund quickly. Because nicotine products cannot be resold once opened, faults are handled case by case, and it helps to report problems promptly.

Never try to open, pierce or refill a sealed pod. The design is not meant to be tampered with, and doing so can cause leaks, short circuits and burns. If something seems unsafe, put the device somewhere non-flammable and away from people, and take it to a recycling point.

Value for Money

Value in vaping is a combination of upfront cost, running cost and how much you enjoy the experience. A refill pod does not look cheap if you compare it with a bottle of liquid and a refillable kit, but it competes in a different category. It is aimed at people who want convenience and a consistent taste with no filling or coil changes.

Here is how to think about the numbers:

• Cost per pod: Check the price on the product page and divide it by the number of days a pod lasts you. Two weeks per pod is a typical figure for a moderate user, though yours may be higher or lower.
• Compared with cigarettes: A UK smoker of ten a day can spend well over a hundred pounds a month. Most vapers find that a pod-based routine costs a fraction of that.
• Compared with single-use vapes: Disposable products have been removed from sale in Great Britain, but the old habit of buying a new one every week or two cost more over a year than a rechargeable device with refill pods.
• Compared with refillable kits: Bottled liquid is usually cheaper per millilitre, but you pay in time, mess and the need to learn how to fill and maintain a tank.
• Device cost spread out: If you already own the BB Pulse device, each additional pod is only the consumable part.

There are also less obvious savings. A device that you recharge instead of replace avoids the cost of a new battery with every purchase. A pod with a consistent coil reduces the number of times you throw away a half-full, burnt-tasting cartridge. And a flavour you actually enjoy means you are less likely to buy something else out of boredom.

On the other side, the puff rating should not be treated as the number you will get. A rated figure of 6000 is a manufacturer estimate, and if you vape heavily you may use a pod faster than expected. If you are budgeting, buy a single pod, measure how long it lasts and then work out the monthly cost before committing to a larger order.

Multi-buy offers, bundle discounts and bulk pricing may be available. Check the product page and the basket for the current deal. We keep prices in pounds sterling and show the total, including any delivery charge, before you confirm. There are no hidden fees at the checkout.

In short, this pod offers fair value for a person who wants simplicity, a reliable flavour and lower ongoing costs than smoking. It does not offer exceptional value if you rarely vape or prefer to mix your own liquids.

How It Compares with Alternatives

No single vape suits everyone, so it helps to place this pod next to the main alternatives. The comparisons below are general, based on typical product categories, and are not a claim about any named competitor's exact specification.

• Other Higo BB Pulse flavours: The same device accepts the whole range, so the choice is mostly about taste. Lemon and lime sits at the lighter, tart end. Berry, cola and dessert flavours are sweeter and heavier, and ice flavours add a stronger cooling sensation. Many users keep two or three pods on rotation.
• Other brands of prefilled pod systems: Popular pod devices sold in the UK, such as those from Vuse, Elf Bar, Lost Mary, SKE and Geek Bar, use their own pod shapes and are not interchangeable with Higo. The basic experience is similar: mouth-to-lung draw, nicotine salts and mesh coils. Differences come down to flavour range, price, battery size and how well the pods hold up. Some rivals offer adjustable airflow or higher stated capacity, while others are more compact. Higo's selling point here is a large flavour catalogue at a mid-range price, but you should compare current pricing yourself.
• Closed pod kits with a small battery: Simple pen-style kits are lighter and cheaper to start with, but the pods are smaller and may need replacing more often. This pod suits you if you want a longer interval between swaps.
• Refillable pod and mod kits: These give you control over liquid, strength and flavour, and bottled liquid costs less per millilitre. In return you need to fill, clean and occasionally replace coils. If you enjoy tinkering, a refillable system is more flexible. If you do not, a prefilled pod is easier.
• Sub-ohm kits: These produce much larger clouds and use freebase liquid at lower strengths. They are a different style of vaping altogether and not a direct substitute.
• Nicotine pouches, gum and patches: These deliver nicotine without vapour. They are worth considering if you want to avoid inhaling or need a discreet option, though they do not replace the hand-to-mouth habit.
• Licensed stop-smoking aids: Medicines and NHS programmes have the strongest evidence for quitting and can be used alongside vaping.

Where this pod has a real advantage is simplicity. You do not need to know about coil resistance or liquid ratios, the flavour is consistent and the format is easy to recycle compared with a full device. Where it is weaker is flexibility: you are tied to one device family, you cannot adjust power and you pay a premium for the convenience.

If you are weighing it up against an alternative, ask yourself three questions: do you want convenience or control, do you prefer tart or sweet and do you already own a compatible device? The answers will point you towards the right choice quickly.

Finally, remember that any vape is for adults who already smoke or vape. If you are looking for a way to quit nicotine altogether, speak to a pharmacist or your local stop smoking service.