Blueberry Raspberry IVG Pro 12 Prefilled Pods and Refills

Overview

The Blueberry Raspberry IVG Pro 12 Prefilled Pods and Refills by IVG delivers up to 10,000 puffs in Blueberry Raspberry at 10mg and 20mg. Pick up the BUY 5 FOR £25 multibuy — free UK delivery over £20 and same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

What this blueberry raspberry pod actually is

This is a sealed, prefilled replacement pod for the IVG Pro 12 system, in a blueberry and raspberry flavour. There is no bottle to open, no tank to fill and no coil to prime by hand. You slot the pod into a compatible Pro 12 device, vape until it runs low, then pull it out and fit a fresh one. For a lot of people that simplicity is the entire appeal.

The listing carries a manufacturer rating of 10,000 puffs, and it is worth being straight about what that number means. UK rules cap a prefilled pod at 2ml of e-liquid, so one pod will not deliver anything close to five figures of puffs by itself. Treat the rating as a comparison label that tells you which bracket the product is pitched at, not as a promise about a single pod. How long yours lasts depends on how often you vape, how hard you draw and which strength you pick.

The pod is made by IVG, a name most UK vapers have met somewhere, whether through bottled liquids, disposables or kits. Blueberry Raspberry sits within the Pro 12 pod line alongside a long run of fruit, ice and menthol flavours. It is sold in two nicotine strengths, 10mg and 20mg, and it uses nicotine salt e-liquid rather than the freebase kind found in most bottles.

It is one of many prefilled vape pods we stock, and the category is broad. Some are closed systems that only fit one brand's battery, some are universal, and some are refillable. The IVG Pro 12 pod is the closed, brand-specific type, so the first thing to check before you add it to your basket is that you own, or are buying, a Pro 12 device. A pod from a different system will not fit, however similar the casing looks.

If you are new to the format, the short version is this. The battery is the part you keep, the pod is the part you replace, and the flavour lives in the pod. Everything else on this page builds from that.

Inside the pod: coil, wick and nic salt

Crack one open, which you should never do, and you would find three parts doing the work: a small reservoir of e-liquid, a cotton wick and a heating coil. When you inhale, the device detects the airflow and sends power to the coil. The coil heats the liquid soaked into the wick, the liquid turns to vapour, and the vapour travels up through the mouthpiece. Stop drawing and the heating stops with it.

The coil is built into the pod, so you never buy or fit one separately. That also explains why a pod has a limited life. Coils wear gradually, and a wick can dry out if you chain-vape without giving it time to re-saturate. Replacing the whole pod resets everything at once. If you would rather keep a coil and refill it yourself, our nicotine salt e-liquids are the bottled equivalent, though they need a refillable device.

The liquid in this pod is a nicotine salt formulation. Nic salts use a form of nicotine that stays smooth on the throat even at higher strengths, and it is absorbed quickly enough that a few modest puffs can feel satisfying. That is why 20mg in a salt feels very different from 20mg in a traditional freebase liquid, which would be harsh at that strength.

Airflow on a system like this is usually mouth-to-lung. You draw the vapour into your mouth first, pause for a beat, then inhale it down, a bit like sipping through a narrow straw before you breathe in. The tight draw suits salts well and concentrates flavour. Big, billowing clouds belong to a different style, direct-to-lung, which uses thinner liquids at much lower strengths.

There are no power settings to fiddle with. The device handles output on its own, so there is nothing to adjust and nothing to get wrong. The only habit worth building is to pause between long runs of puffs. A coil fired continuously heats faster than the wick can keep up with, and that is how a pod ends up tasting burnt long before it should.

Flavour profile: two berries in one pod

Blueberry and raspberry is a pairing that works because the two fruits cover different ground. Blueberry tends to bring the soft, rounded, slightly jammy side, with a mild floral edge. Raspberry brings the bright, tart top note that keeps the whole thing from tasting flat or syrupy. Put them together and you get a mixed-berry profile that leans sweet but finishes with a little sharpness.

Flavour descriptions are always partly subjective, and what one person calls tangy another finds mellow, so read this as a guide to what the name promises rather than a guarantee. The product is listed under mixed-berry, blueberry and raspberry tags, which fits that picture.

One point of confusion is worth clearing up. This is blueberry plus raspberry, not blue raspberry. Blue raspberry is the confectionery flavour you find in slush drinks and sweets, an invented candy profile that has little to do with real fruit. Blueberry raspberry sits closer to the fruit itself. If you want the candy version, the Pro 12 range has its own Blue Raspberry Ice pod, and it is a different experience altogether.

There is no ice or menthol in the name, so you should not expect a deliberate cooling hit. The flavour is fruit-led and warm rather than frosty. Anyone who likes a touch of chill can look at the ice variants elsewhere in the line, but this one is built around the berries.

A few practical notes help you get the most from it. Flavour is strongest on the first draws after a pod has settled, and it can seem to fade after a week or two of constant use. That is usually your palate adapting, sometimes called vaper's tongue, rather than the pod running dry. Switching to a different flavour for a day or two, drinking water rather than coffee beforehand and avoiding cigarettes in the same session all help the berries come through again. Strong tastes such as mint toothpaste or black coffee leave a residue that dulls the fruit, so give yourself a few minutes after those before you vape.

Who this pod suits, and who should skip it

Start with the honest part. This is a product for adults who already smoke or use nicotine. If you do not use nicotine, do not start, and it is not for anyone under 18. Nicotine is addictive, and there is no reason for a non-user to take it up.

For the people it is meant for, the appeal is mostly convenience. Adult smokers moving away from cigarettes often find a closed pod system easier than a tank, because there is no liquid to spill, no coil to prime and nothing to learn beyond clicking a pod into place. If you have used single-use vapes before, a pod kit is the natural next step, since the draw and routine feel similar. Single-use vapes have been banned from sale in the UK since 1 June 2025, and a rechargeable device with replaceable pods is the usual alternative. You will find the compatible hardware in our closed pod vape kits.

It also suits people who like variety. Because the battery stays put and the pod swaps out, one device can run a different flavour each day. Keep a berry pod, a menthol pod and something fizzy in a drawer and rotate between them. That is cheaper than buying a different gadget for every mood, and a lot less wasteful.

Travellers and commuters get something out of it as well. A pod is small, there is no bottle to leak in a bag, and swapping one in takes seconds.

Who should look elsewhere? If you want to tune wattage and airflow, or you chase big clouds, a fixed-output closed system will feel limiting. If you want the lowest possible cost per millilitre, bottled e-liquid in a refillable device works out cheaper over time. And if you are after something completely different from berries, there are plenty of other lines in the range, so a different pod may suit you better than this one.

Specs, prices and the multibuy in numbers

Numbers help when you are comparing, so here is everything that matters about this listing in one place.

• Product: IVG Pro 12 Prefilled Pods and Refills, Blueberry Raspberry flavour
• Type: sealed prefilled replacement pod, nicotine salt e-liquid
• Strengths: 10mg or 20mg
• Rated puffs: 10,000 (manufacturer rating)
• Maximum pod size under UK rules: 2ml
• Price: £5.99 per pod
• Multibuy: buy 5 for £25

The multibuy deserves a closer look. Five pods at £5.99 would cost £29.95 separately. The bundle price of £25 saves you £4.95 and brings each pod down to exactly £5.00. Because £25 is over our £20 threshold, UK delivery is included on that basket. The offer works across the qualifying range, so you do not have to buy five of the same flavour. You can mix and match.

Here is a quick way to think about running cost. If one pod lasts you four days, a £5.00 pod works out at £1.25 a day. If it lasts a week, that drops to about 71p a day. Your own figure will depend on how often you vape and which strength you use, so treat these as worked examples rather than predictions.

Where does the 10,000 puff rating put it? It places the pod in the same bracket as other 10,000 puff vapes, which is a useful way to compare brands on equal terms. Just keep in mind that puff ratings come from the manufacturer's own testing under set conditions. Real-world numbers vary with draw length and frequency, and a short sip uses a very different amount of liquid from a long pull.

One more thing to remember: this listing is the pod alone. There is no battery or charger in the pack, so you need a compatible Pro 12 device already. First-time buyers usually start with a starter kit, which pairs the device with a pod to get going, and then buy refills like this one when that first pod is spent.

Fitting, priming and your first few puffs

Getting a new pod going properly takes about five minutes, and it saves you most of the early frustration. Begin by making sure your device has some charge, then take the pod out of its packaging and remove any protective cap, film or plug from the mouthpiece and the base. Check that the contacts on the base are clean and dry.

Push the pod firmly into the device until it sits flush. If it feels loose, or the device does not respond, take it out and reseat it rather than forcing it. Most closed pod kits of this type are draw-activated, so there is no button to press and you simply inhale. If your kit has a button, follow the instructions in the box.

Now the important bit, which is priming. A new coil needs time to soak up liquid. Leave the pod in the device, upright, for around five minutes before you vape. Then take two or three gentle, short draws without inhaling deeply. If the first puffs taste dry or slightly scorched, stop, wait another minute or two and try again. Firing a coil that has not saturated is a common cause of a pod that tastes burnt on day one, and a scorched coil does not recover.

After that, vape however feels natural. Short, steady draws of two to three seconds give the best flavour and the least waste. Long, hard pulls heat the coil quickly and burn through liquid. Let the device rest for ten or fifteen seconds between puffs if you are on a long session.

When the pod runs low, you will notice thinner vapour, a weaker flavour or a slight harshness. Do not squeeze the pod or tap it hard. Simply replace it. Keep the old one out of reach of children and dispose of it responsibly. Answers to the most common setup questions are collected on our FAQ page, which is worth a look if anything in the box differs from what is described here.

Choosing between 10mg and 20mg strength

Nicotine strength is the decision that most affects whether you enjoy a pod, and it is easy to overshoot. This one comes in 10mg and 20mg. UK law caps nicotine at 20mg per ml, so 20mg is the strongest you will see anywhere on the legal market.

Here is a rough guide, offered as general information rather than medical advice. A 10mg salt tends to suit lighter smokers, people who have already stepped down from stronger products, and anyone who finds nic salts throat-catching. It gives a gentler hit and lets you vape more freely without feeling overloaded. A 20mg salt tends to suit people who smoked heavily, say ten or more cigarettes a day, and who need a more satisfying hit to stop reaching for a cigarette. Because salts are smooth, 20mg is far easier to tolerate than the same number in freebase.

Signs you have picked too much are fairly clear: lightheadedness, nausea, a racing heart or a headache after a few puffs. If that happens, stop, take a break and drop to the lower strength next time. Signs you have picked too little are that you vape constantly, feel unsatisfied and keep craving cigarettes. In that case moving up is reasonable.

Strength also affects how quickly you get through a pod. People on 10mg often take more puffs to feel satisfied, while 20mg users can find a pod lasts longer because each puff does more. The effect is not precise, but it is real enough to factor into your running cost.

Some vapers use the strengths as a staircase. They begin on 20mg to get off cigarettes, move to 10mg once cravings settle, then step down further and eventually try zero-nicotine liquids in a refillable device. If that is your plan, our nicotine-free e-liquids are where the road ends. If you are unsure which strength to buy first, pick the lower one. It is easier to move up on your next order than to cope with a strength that was too much.

Anyone who is pregnant, has a heart condition or takes regular medication should speak to a pharmacist or GP before using any nicotine product.

Battery life and charging the Pro 12 device

The pod itself has no battery. Power comes from the Pro 12 device it clicks into, which means charging and battery care are about the kit, not the refill. It is worth understanding, because plenty of complaints about a pod not working turn out to be a flat or badly seated battery rather than a fault in the liquid.

Charging is done over a standard USB cable. Plug it into a decent phone-style charger or a computer port, and let the device charge until its indicator tells you it is done. Use a cable and charger from a reputable maker. Cheap, unbranded chargers are a usual cause of lithium battery problems, and it is not worth saving a couple of pounds on one.

A few habits extend battery life and reduce risk. Do not leave a device charging unattended overnight or on a soft surface such as a bed or sofa. Do not charge it while it is hot, and keep it out of hot cars, where heat degrades the cell. Do not carry it loose in a pocket with keys or coins. If the casing is cracked, swollen or hot to the touch while charging, stop using it and dispose of it properly.

How long a charge lasts depends on how you vape. Heavy users may find the battery runs out before a pod does, while lighter users may get through a couple of pods per charge. There is no fixed answer, but a handy rule is to top up whenever you pass a plug, rather than running the device to empty every time. Lithium cells generally prefer partial top-ups to deep drains, and the habit means you are less likely to be caught short.

If you do not yet have a device, the quickest route is a starter kit, which pairs the battery with a pod in one box. Our range of vape kits includes the IVG Pro 12 and plenty of alternatives. Once you own the kit, every pod after that is a straightforward swap, with no need to buy another battery.

Storing, carrying and disposing of pods

Pods are sealed and fairly forgiving, but a few simple rules keep them tasting the way they should. Store unopened pods upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. A shelf, drawer or cupboard is ideal. Heat thins e-liquid and can push it past the seals, while sunlight breaks down flavour compounds over time. Do not leave a pod on a windowsill, in a glovebox or near a radiator.

Keep pods in their packaging until you need them. The pack protects the mouthpiece and the air holes from dust and fluff, and it makes it easier to spot the strength you bought. If you stock up using the multibuy, write the strength on the outside of any loose packs, because 10mg and 20mg pods look identical on a shelf. Check the best-before date printed on the pack. It is a more reliable guide than anything we can say here.

Nicotine e-liquid is hazardous if swallowed or if it gets on skin and eyes. Keep pods and devices well away from children and pets. If liquid touches your skin, wash it off with soap and water. If it gets in your eyes, rinse with plenty of water and seek advice. If someone swallows it, call for medical help straight away.

Travelling with pods is mostly common sense. Changes in air pressure can encourage leaks, so carry spare pods in a sealed bag or a small case and, ideally, with the pod removed from the device. Check the airline's rules before flying, as policies on carrying vaping equipment differ, and remember that rules abroad may be stricter than in the UK.

When a pod is finished, do not throw it in the general bin if you can avoid it. The pod contains residual e-liquid, and the device it came from contains a lithium battery. Many local recycling centres and some shops accept vape waste, which keeps it out of landfill and out of bin lorry fires. It takes a minute and it is the right thing to do.

Honest pros and cons of this pod

A fair assessment has to include both columns, so here they are without gloss.

What works in its favour:

• No mess. The pod is sealed, so there is nothing to pour, spill or prime from a bottle.
• Simple routine. Fit it, vape it, swap it. There is nothing to learn.
• Smooth nicotine. Salt nicotine is gentler on the throat at 20mg than freebase would be.
• Flavour variety from one device. Swap the pod and you swap the flavour, without a second battery.
• Predictable price. £5.99 each, or £5.00 each on the buy 5 for £25 deal.
• A sensible berry blend. Blueberry and raspberry is an easy flavour to live with day after day.

What counts against it:

• Locked to one system. It only fits a compatible Pro 12 device, so it is no use if you own something else.
• Higher cost per millilitre. You pay extra for the convenience compared with bottled liquid.
• No tuning. There are no wattage or airflow settings to adjust.
• The puff rating is optimistic. Treat 10,000 as a label, not a promise for one pod.
• Waste. Each pod is a plastic part with a built-in coil, and it has to be disposed of properly.
• One flavour per pod. If your taste changes halfway through, you either finish it or switch.

If the cost-per-millilitre and waste points matter more to you than convenience, a refillable setup deserves a look. Our refillable vape pods let you pour in your own liquid and keep the pod for much longer, at the price of a little more fiddling. Neither route is better in every case. It comes down to whether your priority is ease or economy, and only you can weigh that.

Troubleshooting a pod that misbehaves

Most pod problems have a simple cause, and most can be fixed without replacing anything. Work through these in order before you give up on a pod.

• No vapour or no response. Check the device is charged and the pod is seated fully. Remove it, wipe the contacts with a dry cloth and push it back in. Make sure any protective film or cap has been removed from the mouthpiece and base.
• Burnt or acrid taste. This usually means the wick was dry. Stop, let the pod rest upright for several minutes and take shorter, gentler draws. If the taste persists after resting, the coil has been scorched and the pod is best replaced.
• Weak or faded flavour. It could be a pod nearing empty, but it could equally be vaper's tongue. Try a different flavour for a day, drink water and see whether the berries return.
• Gurgling or spitting. This is condensation or excess liquid in the airway. Remove the pod, blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear it, and wipe it with a tissue before refitting.
• Leaking. Check for cracks, make sure the pod is seated properly, and avoid carrying it in hot places. A pod that keeps leaking should be replaced, and you should wash your hands if any liquid got on them.
• Throat irritation. You may be on too high a strength or drawing too hard. Try a shorter, softer pull, or move to 10mg.
• Device flashes or refuses to fire. This is often a sign of low battery, a poor connection or a protection cut-off. Charge it, reseat the pod and rest the device for a minute.

Whatever the symptom, never try to open the pod, pierce it or refill it. The seal, the coil and the liquid are designed to work as a unit, and tampering makes problems worse and creates a safety risk.

If you have worked through the list and something still looks wrong, particularly if a pod arrived damaged, wrong or empty, get in touch through our contact page with your order number and a brief description, plus a photo if there is visible damage. The quicker we can see what happened, the quicker we can sort it out.

Delivery, returns and age checks

Buying nicotine products online comes with a few extra steps, and it helps to know them before you reach the basket.

First, age. You must be 18 or over to buy from us, and checkout is age-verified. The process is explained on our age verification page, and it exists to keep products away from under-18s, not to make your life harder. Have your details ready, and never use someone else's.

Second, delivery. UK baskets over £20 ship free, and the buy 5 for £25 bundle clears that threshold on its own. Weekday orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. Parcels go out in discreet plain packaging, with nothing on the outside to advertise what is inside. Baskets under £20 pay a delivery charge, which is shown at checkout before you commit. The full timings, carriers and charges are on our shipping page, which is the place to check if you have a deadline.

Third, returns. The terms are set out in the same place, and it is worth reading them before you order, because nicotine products are consumable items and the rules for opened or used goods are usually stricter than for other kinds of shopping. If a pod arrives damaged, leaking or not what you ordered, tell us promptly with your order number and a photo, and we will put it right.

Fourth, and most avoidable, compatibility. The single most common mistake with any closed pod system is buying a pod that does not fit the device in your pocket. Check that you own a Pro 12 device before you order, and if you are not sure, ask first. A thirty-second message is far less hassle than a parcel that cannot be used.

Finally, plan your stock. A multibuy of five pods in mixed flavours or strengths means you are unlikely to be caught without a spare, and the saving builds up over a few months of regular use.