Passion Fruit Edition IVG 2400 Reload 4-in-1 Pods

Overview

The Passion Fruit Edition IVG 2400 Reload 4-in-1 Pods by IVG delivers up to 2,400 puffs in Passion Fruit Edition at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Overview: what the IVG 2400 Reload Passion Fruit pod pack is

The IVG 2400 Reload 4-in-1 Pods Passion Fruit Edition is a multipack of four pre-filled replacement pods made for the IVG 2400 Reload pod system. Rather than buying a sealed device every time the liquid runs out, you keep the rechargeable battery section and click in a fresh pod, which is the idea behind the Reload name. This particular pack is themed around passion fruit, so the four pods are built around tropical, tangy fruit profiles rather than menthol, tobacco or dessert flavours.

The timing matters for UK buyers. Since 1 June 2025, the sale of single-use disposable vapes has been banned across the UK, which removed the grab-and-go bars that many adult vapers relied on. Rechargeable devices with replaceable pods sit on the legal side of that line, and they keep most of the convenience: there is no tank to fill, no coil to prime and no settings to learn. You also throw away far less plastic and electronics, because only the empty pod is spent while the battery section carries on working.

Here is the pack at a glance:

• Brand: IVG, a long-running UK e-liquid and vape brand.
• What you get: four pre-filled pods in one box, all in the passion fruit range.
• Headline claim: up to 2400 puffs for the pack, which we read as the total across all four pods.
• Capacity: 2ml of e-liquid per pod, which is the maximum capacity UK rules allow for a pod or tank.
• Nicotine: nicotine salt, with 20mg/ml (2%) being the UK legal maximum. Always confirm the strength printed on the pack you receive.
• Compatibility: designed for the IVG 2400 Reload device. The pods are not a stand-alone vape and are not intended for other brands' hardware.
• Format: sealed, pre-filled and not designed to be refilled.

We have written this guide to be straight with you. Puff counts, battery sizes and similar figures from any manufacturer are claims or typical values for a product class, and where we have reasoned a figure rather than read it off a spec sheet, we say so. The pack is for adult smokers and existing vapers only. Nicotine is addictive, and if you do not already smoke or vape, this is not a product for you. You must be 18 or over to buy it, and we will not sell to anyone younger.

Performance and puff delivery: what 2400 puffs means in real use

A puff count is a manufacturer's estimate, not a guarantee. It is usually worked out from the volume of e-liquid and an assumed amount used per puff, so it describes a gentle, short draw. We read the 2400 figure as the total for the four-pod pack, which works out at roughly 600 puffs per 2ml pod. That is a sensible number for a 2ml pod, and it is the figure we would use for planning. Each pod has its own stated volume on the label, so check the pack in your hand if exact numbers matter to you.

Real-world results depend on how you vape. Longer, harder draws use more liquid per puff, and chain vaping heats the coil and wick faster than they can recover. As a reasoned expectation rather than a lab result, most adults should get somewhere between 350 and 600 puffs from each pod. Light users who take short, gentle puffs will sit near the top of that range, while heavier users will sit nearer the bottom.

To turn that into days, here is some simple arithmetic based on 600 puffs per pod:

• Light use, around 150 puffs a day: a pod lasts about four days, and the whole pack lasts a little over two weeks.
• Moderate use, around 300 puffs a day: a pod lasts about two days, and the pack covers roughly eight to ten days.
• Heavy use, 500 puffs or more a day: a pod lasts a little over a day, and the pack is gone in five or six days.

The pods are draw-activated, so there is no button to press. You breathe in and the device fires, which keeps the experience close to a disposable. Vapour production is moderate rather than cloud-chasing. In this class of pod, expect a fairly tight, mouth-to-lung style draw that suits people moving over from cigarettes, with a throat hit that depends on the nicotine strength you choose.

Flavour delivery tends to stay steady through most of a pod and then thin out as the liquid level drops. The last ten per cent or so can taste weaker, and if you keep drawing on a nearly empty pod you may get a hot, slightly burnt taste. That is your cue to swap pods rather than push on. Because you are clicking in a fresh pod, the swap takes seconds and you get full flavour back straight away, which is one of the clearer advantages of a pod system over a sealed bar that simply fades.

Passion fruit flavour profile and the four-pod line-up

Passion fruit is a distinctive flavour to get right in a vape. Real passion fruit is sharp, floral and slightly sour with a sweet, almost perfumed finish, and e-liquid flavourings capture that best when something softens or supports it. That is why passion fruit editions are rarely a single flat note. They are usually built as pairings, so the four pods in a pack like this offer four different takes on the same tropical theme.

The exact four flavours in your pack are named on the product listing and printed on each pod, and we would rather send you there than guess. What we can do is explain the pairings that typically sit alongside passion fruit in pod ranges, so you know what to expect from the character of each pod:

• Passion fruit and mango: mango rounds off the tartness with a thick, honeyed sweetness. This is usually the gentlest and most approachable pairing.
• Passion fruit and pineapple: pineapple adds juicy acidity, which makes the blend taste brighter and more tropical.
• Passion fruit and guava: guava brings a perfumed, slightly musky sweetness, giving a deeper, more floral result.
• Passion fruit and orange: citrus lifts the top end and gives a juice-bar quality, which is refreshing across a long day.
• Passion fruit and kiwi: kiwi contributes a green, tart edge that keeps the sweetness in check.
• Passion fruit and lemon: lemon sharpens everything and suits people who dislike sweet vapes.
• Passion fruit and strawberry or blueberry: berries add a rounder, jammier body and make the blend feel closer to a sweet fruit drink.

Some fruit blends in pod ranges include a light cooling element. If you dislike menthol or ice notes, read the label on each pod before fitting it. A cooling pod is easy to skip, and having four pods in the box means one unwelcome flavour does not spoil the whole purchase.

A multi-flavour pack also helps with what vapers call flavour fatigue. Taste buds adapt to a single repeated flavour, and after a few days a vape can seem to lose its punch even though nothing has changed. Rotating between pods resets your palate, so each pod tastes closer to the first one did. If you tend to get bored of a single flavour halfway through a bottle, this format suits you well.

Finally, a note on sweetness. Passion fruit editions generally land in the middle of the sweetness range: fruity and noticeable, but not as syrupy as dessert flavours. If you currently vape tobacco or menthol, expect a clear change in character. Many switchers find it helpful to treat fruit pods as a fresh start rather than a direct substitute for the taste of a cigarette.

Design and build quality of the pods

A replacement pod is a simple object, but small details decide whether it is pleasant or irritating to use. Each pod in this pack is a sealed plastic cartridge holding 2ml of nicotine salt e-liquid, with an integrated coil at the base and a moulded mouthpiece on top. It clicks into the Reload device and is held by a snug fit with electrical contacts at the bottom, so you do not need to line up threads or twist anything. That keeps handling quick and tidy, even when you are changing a pod on the move.

What to look for when the pack arrives:

• Tamper-evident packaging: the box should be sealed and the pods should arrive intact. If anything looks opened or damaged, do not use it and contact us.
• Clean pods: there should be no liquid on the outside of a pod, no cracks in the housing and no loose mouthpiece.
• Protective film or caps: pods often ship with a protective film or cap on the mouthpiece or base. Remove any such packaging before you fit the pod.
• Clear labelling: the flavour name, nicotine strength, warnings and batch details should be printed on the pod or box. This is a good indicator of a genuine product.

The mouthpiece is the part you notice most. On pods of this type it is typically a rounded, slightly flattened shape that sits comfortably against the lips. Because the pods are replaceable, you get a fresh mouthpiece every time, which is a hygiene advantage over a refillable tank that you handle for months.

Keeping the e-liquid in sealed pods also avoids the mess of refilling. Nicotine liquid is harmful if it touches skin or is swallowed, and a sealed system reduces that risk. You should still keep every pod, packed or fitted, away from children and pets. Treat a pod as you would any nicotine product, and never try to prise one open.

On environmental design, the point of the Reload system is less waste per puff. The battery section is reused, so what you throw away from this pack is four small pods rather than four complete devices. Those pods are still plastic and metal with a trace of liquid in them, so they should not go in your household bin. Take them to a drop-off point such as a household waste recycling centre or a shop that offers take-back for vape products. The device itself contains a lithium battery and must always be recycled as electrical waste. We cover disposal in more detail in the troubleshooting section below.

Battery and charging: the Reload device side of the system

The pods in this pack have no battery of their own. Power comes from the IVG 2400 Reload device, and that distinction matters when you plan your day. A fresh pod does nothing until it is fitted to a charged device, and the device is the part you need to keep topped up.

We do not have a verified milliamp-hour figure for the Reload device, so we will not pretend to. Pod devices of this size and class typically carry a battery somewhere in the region of 500 to 650 mAh, and that is a reasonable expectation for planning purposes. Check the device listing for the stated capacity. As a rough rule, expect to recharge about once for every one to two pods, depending on how hard you vape and how long each draw is. Heavier users will charge more often than light users.

Charging is simple and follows the usual rules for small lithium-ion devices:

• Use a standard USB cable and a 5V charger. A phone charger or a USB port on a computer is fine. You do not need a fast charger, and a slow, steady charge is kinder to a small cell.
• Charge before the device is completely flat. Many devices flash an indicator light when the battery runs low. Take that as your prompt to plug in.
• Expect a short charge time. Batteries this size typically refill in somewhere between thirty minutes and an hour and a half, though the exact time depends on the device and the charger.
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight. Lithium batteries are safe in normal use, but sensible habits cost nothing.
• Do not use a damaged cable or a device with a cracked or swollen casing. Stop using it and recycle it properly.

Avoid vaping while the device is plugged in unless the instructions say that is supported, because it can strain both the battery and the charging port. Keep the charging contacts dry and free of lint. If you carry the device in a pocket or bag, keep it apart from coins and keys so nothing can bridge the contacts.

Temperature affects small batteries more than most people expect. Leaving a device in a hot car can degrade the cell and increase the chance of leaks from fitted pods, while very cold conditions can reduce output until it warms back up. If you are travelling, keep the device and spare pods in your hand luggage rather than checked baggage, because airlines do not allow lithium batteries in the hold.

Coil technology: what is inside each pod

Every pod in this pack has its own coil built in. That is the main reason pod systems are easy to live with: when the pod goes, the coil goes with it, so there is no coil maintenance, no priming routine to learn and no slow build-up of burnt residue in a tank that you have to clean out.

Pods in this price tier commonly use a mesh coil, and that is our expectation for a range like this, although we recommend checking the pod label or product listing for the exact specification. A mesh coil replaces the wound wire of a traditional coil with a flat, perforated metal sheet. It matters for three reasons:

• Larger surface area: the mesh contacts more of the cotton wick, so more liquid is vaporised at once and the result is a smoother, more even vapour.
• Faster heat-up: a thin mesh reaches working temperature quickly, so the first puff of a session is closer in quality to the tenth.
• Better flavour consistency: even heating means fewer hot spots, which lowers the chance of a harsh, burnt taste and helps delicate fruit notes like passion fruit come through.

Pod coils of this type typically sit in the region of 0.8 to 1.2 ohms. That resistance suits the tight, mouth-to-lung draw and the nicotine salt liquid used here. It would not suit a loose, direct-to-lung draw, which is a different style of vaping with lower-resistance coils and more power.

The coil is only as good as its wicking. Cotton wicks need time to soak up liquid, and the liquid in nicotine salt pods is usually a fairly even blend of propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine. A new pod needs a few minutes to let liquid reach the coil before you start. If you vape the moment you fit it, the coil can fire against a dry wick and give you a harsh hit that damages the cotton and shortens the pod's life. A five-minute wait, with the pod standing upright, is enough.

You can help the coil last by taking steady puffs of a couple of seconds, leaving a gap between puffs and not chain vaping. Gurgling or crackling sounds usually mean there is excess liquid around the coil, and a few gentle puffs or a short wait usually clears them. When a pod begins to taste burnt even though liquid remains in the reservoir, the wick has probably been overheated, and the quickest fix is to swap to a fresh pod.

Nicotine strength guidance for UK vapers

In the UK, e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml of nicotine, which is 2% by volume. That limit applies to pods, refill bottles and the pre-filled devices that used to be sold as disposables, and it is the strength you will usually see on a pack like this. Pods of this type use nicotine salts rather than freebase nicotine. Salts are absorbed a little differently and feel smoother in the throat at higher strengths, which is why a 20mg salt can feel gentler than a 20mg freebase liquid would.

If you are choosing a strength, these broad guidelines may help. They are general information and not medical advice:

• Smoking ten or more cigarettes a day: a 20mg strength is the usual starting point, because it is the closest in nicotine delivery to what you are used to.
• Smoking five to ten a day: 20mg may still suit you, but you may find you puff less often. A lower strength such as 10mg to 12mg, where available, can be more comfortable.
• Smoking fewer than five a day, or already vaping at low strengths: a lower strength is usually the better fit, and 20mg may feel too strong.

If this listing is offered at one strength only, that is the strength you get. Other strengths, where they exist, are listed as separate products, so check the options before ordering instead of assuming you can swap later.

Signs that your strength is too high include dizziness, nausea, headaches, a racing heart or an unpleasant harshness in the throat. If you notice any of these, stop vaping, drink some water and consider a lower strength. Signs that it is too low are cravings that keep returning and a habit of vaping much more than you expect. Vaping more often at a low strength is a common pattern, and it can work out more expensive than a higher strength used less.

Public health bodies including the NHS describe vaping as far less harmful than smoking for adult smokers who switch completely, but not as risk-free. Nicotine is addictive in any form. If you do not smoke, do not start. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a heart condition, speak to your GP or a stop smoking service before using nicotine products. Free local stop smoking support is available through the NHS, and it can be combined with vaping as a way to cut down over time.

Who this pod pack suits, and who should skip it

No vape is right for everyone, and this one has a clear audience. It makes sense for:

• Adult smokers moving away from cigarettes who want something simple that behaves like a cigarette: draw, exhale, no buttons.
• Owners of an IVG 2400 Reload device who need a stock of replacement pods and want variety at the same time.
• Fruit flavour fans who like tropical, tangy profiles and want four takes on them in a single purchase.
• People who miss disposables since the ban and want a legal, low-fuss alternative that wastes less than a single-use bar.
• Vapers who get bored of one flavour and enjoy rotating between different pods.

It is probably not the right choice if:

• You do not smoke or vape. There is no health benefit to starting nicotine, and the product is not intended for you.
• You are under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine products to anyone under that age, and we do not.
• You do not own a Reload device. The pods need it to work. Check the device before you add this pack to your basket.
• You want adjustable power or airflow. Pre-filled pods are a fixed experience. If you like tuning wattage, airflow or coil type, an open refillable kit will serve you better.
• You want big clouds. The coil and draw suit a tight, flavour-focused style, not direct-to-lung vapour production.
• You want to choose each flavour yourself. A four-in-one pack means you receive the line-up the manufacturer chose. If you only like one particular passion fruit blend, look for a single-flavour pack instead.
• You are pregnant or have a heart condition. Speak to a healthcare professional first.

There is also a practical consideration around heavy use. If you vape continuously through the day, pre-filled pods cost more per millilitre than a bottle of nicotine salt liquid and a refillable kit, and you will notice that in your running costs. For a moderate user who values convenience, the extra cost is often acceptable. For a very heavy user, the arithmetic may favour a different format, which we compare in the final section.

How to fit, activate and use the pods

The Reload system is designed to be straightforward, but a few habits make a real difference to how long each pod lasts and how it tastes. Follow these steps with a charged device:

• Check the battery. Make sure the device has charge before fitting a pod. A flat or nearly flat device can fail to fire properly and may make a good pod seem faulty.
• Inspect the pod. Look for cracks, leaks and loose parts. Remove any protective film, cap or plug from the mouthpiece or base, as supplied.
• Remove any pod already fitted. Pull it out straight, without twisting, and set it down upright or return it to its packaging.
• Push the new pod in. Press it firmly into the device until it seats with a click or a snug stop. Check that it sits flush and does not wobble.
• Wait a few minutes. Leave the device upright for around five minutes so the cotton wick can soak up e-liquid before first use.
• Take gentle puffs. There is no button. Simply draw on the mouthpiece. Start with a couple of short puffs and build up to your normal rhythm.
• Swap when flavour fades. When the taste thins, vapour drops or you get a hot, burnt note, remove the pod and fit the next one.

Some tips for getting the most from each pod:

• Take steady draws of about two to three seconds rather than long, hard pulls.
• Leave a few seconds between puffs, especially in the first minute, so the wick can keep up.
• Do not tilt or shake a fitted pod, and do not squeeze it.
• Keep the mouthpiece clean by wiping with a dry tissue. Do not rinse or wash a pod.
• Store the device upright when you are not using it, so liquid does not collect around the airflow channel.

For storage, keep unused pods in their original box, somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sunlight. Heat thins the liquid and can cause pods to seep. Keep spare pods and your device where children and pets cannot reach them.

If you change pods often to switch flavour, you can put a half-used pod back in the box and use it later. Keep it upright with the mouthpiece covered if possible, and expect the first couple of puffs to need a brief wait after a long break. Pods are not designed to be refilled, and opening one or adding your own liquid is unsafe and will usually damage the coil. When a pod is spent, take it out and replace it with the next one.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with pod systems come down to a small number of causes: charge, contact, wicking or heat. Here is a practical checklist for the most common issues.

• No vapour or no response: first charge the device, because a flat battery is the most common cause. Then remove the pod and refit it firmly, making sure it clicks in fully. Wipe the contacts on the pod and device with a dry cloth. If a new pod still will not fire in a charged device, contact us.
• Weak flavour or thin vapour: the pod may be nearly empty, or the battery may be low. Try charging and, if the problem continues, fit the next pod.
• Burnt taste: usually caused by chain vaping, long draws or drawing on a nearly empty pod. Pause for a minute, take shorter puffs, and swap the pod if the taste persists.
• Gurgling or crackling: excess liquid near the coil. Take a few gentle puffs away from your face, or wait a few minutes and try again.
• Leaking: liquid around the base of a pod is often caused by heat, pressure changes during travel or a pod that is not fully seated. Wipe the pod and device, refit the pod and keep it upright. If it keeps leaking, do not use it and contact us.
• Pod not recognised: remove it, check for any leftover protective film, and push it back in until it seats fully.
• Device will not charge: try a different cable and a different charger. Check the charging port for lint. If it still does not charge, stop using it.
• Hot vapour: pause between puffs, take shorter draws and let the device cool. Persistently hot output is a reason to stop using that pod.
• Sticky residue on the mouthpiece: this is normal with sweet fruit liquids. Wipe with a dry tissue.

Disposal and recycling. Pods and devices should never go in a household bin or kerbside recycling. Lithium batteries can start fires in bin lorries and waste plants. Empty pods and the device are classed as small electrical or electronic waste in the UK. Take them to a household waste recycling centre, or to a retailer with a vape take-back bin. A postcode finder on the Recycle Your Electricals website will show your nearest drop-off point. Keep spent pods away from young children, because they still contain traces of nicotine.

If you cannot resolve a problem, do not keep trying to force a pod or device that is behaving oddly. Stop using it, keep the packaging and batch details, and get in touch so we can help.

Value for money: cost per puff and running costs

Value is easiest to judge with numbers. Take the pack price and divide it by 24, since 2400 puffs is 24 blocks of 100. The result is your cost per 100 puffs. As an illustration of the arithmetic only, and not our price, a pack costing £12 would work out at 50p per 100 puffs. Check the current price on the listing and run the same sum for yourself. Because real-world puff counts can fall short of the headline figure, it is worth also working it out at 400 puffs per pod, or 1600 for the pack, to see a more cautious number.

Compare that with the alternatives:

• Cigarettes: a pack-a-day smoker spends several thousand pounds a year. Even with the cost of a device and regular pods, vaping is usually considerably cheaper for adult smokers who switch completely.
• Single-use disposables: these are no longer legally on sale in the UK, so there is no like-for-like price. Pod packs are the nearest equivalent for convenience-minded vapers.
• Open refillable kits: a 10ml bottle of nicotine salt liquid costs far less per millilitre than a pre-filled pod. You pay for that saving in time, mess and learning curve, and you buy replacement coils separately.
• Other closed-pod systems: prices are broadly similar across the category, so the deciding factors are flavour range and device preference.

There is more value in a four-pod pack than the per-puff figure suggests. Multi-packs generally cost less per pod than buying pods one at a time, and four different flavours spread the risk of buying something you end up disliking. They also keep you supplied for a couple of weeks of moderate use, which means fewer orders and fewer last-minute shop runs.

Value also depends on getting what you paid for. Counterfeit and grey-market vape products exist, and they can be poorly filled, mislabelled or unsafe. Buying from a UK retailer that sells genuine, labelled stock protects you. Check that the pack carries the usual UK warnings and batch information, and be wary of prices that look too good to be true.

The honest weak point is the up-front dependency. You need a Reload device, and the pods are of no use without it. If you do not have one yet, add the device cost to your sums. Over several months of regular use, the shared battery section is exactly what keeps the total cost and the waste down, so the investment tends to pay back as long as you keep to the same system.

How it compares with other ways to vape or quit

It helps to see where a pod pack like this sits against the alternatives. We have tried to be fair about the strengths and weaknesses of each.

Against other closed-pod systems. Brands such as Elf Bar with its Elfa range and Vuse with its ePod line run on the same basic principle: a rechargeable battery section with pre-filled pods that clip in. Each system uses its own proprietary fit, so pods from one brand will not work in another's device. In practice the choice comes down to which flavours you like, how comfortable the device feels in your hand and how widely the pods are stocked. The IVG Reload pack offers four flavours in one box, which is a point in its favour if you like variety, whereas some rivals sell single-flavour pods more cheaply.

Against open refillable pod kits. Kits such as the Voopoo Vmate, Oxva Xlim or Smok Novo let you fill the pod yourself from a bottle. They cost less per millilitre, offer a far wider choice of flavours and often let you change airflow. The trade-offs are that you handle liquid, replace coils and need to learn a little about how it all works. If you want the lowest running cost and do not mind a few minutes of upkeep, an open kit is likely the better route. If you value zero-fuss use, a pre-filled system is easier.

Against sub-ohm tanks and larger mods. These produce much bigger clouds and a different, warmer draw. They are a hobby as much as a nicotine product, and they are not a good match for someone who simply wants to replace cigarettes with something quick and tidy.

Against rechargeable disposables. Before the ban, many people used bars with a built-in battery. They are no longer legal to sell as single-use products, and they created far more waste than a pod system. A Reload device is the closer, legal replacement.

Against nicotine replacement therapy. Patches, gum, lozenges and inhalators are licensed medicines and widely recommended as quit aids, and the NHS provides them through stop smoking services. They do not replicate the hand-to-mouth habit of smoking, which is why some people prefer vaping. Others combine the two. If your goal is to stop using nicotine altogether, a structured NHS programme is worth considering.

Our summary. The IVG 2400 Reload Passion Fruit pack is a sensible choice for an adult smoker or existing vaper who already has, or is happy to buy, the Reload device and wants easy, tropical-flavoured variety without refilling. If you want the lowest cost per millilitre, adjustable settings or a very wide flavour choice, look at an open kit. If you only want one specific flavour, look for a single-flavour pod pack.