IVG Pro 2 Prefilled Pod Kit

Overview

The IVG Pro 2 Prefilled Pod Kit by IVG delivers up to 10,000 puffs across 8 flavours at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

IVG Pro 2 Prefilled Pod Kit: what you are actually buying

IVG Pro 2 Prefilled Pod Kit is a rechargeable pod system sold as a complete starting point: a reusable device together with a prefilled pod of nicotine salt e-liquid, so there is no filling, no bottle handling and no coil to fit before you can use it. It is listed with a rated capacity of up to 10,000 puffs, is available in 10mg and 20mg nicotine strengths, and comes in eight flavours that run from fruit and sweet profiles through to plain menthol and spearmint.

The appeal of a kit like this is predictability. You pick a flavour and a strength, the box arrives, and the hardware and the liquid have already been matched to each other by the manufacturer. There are no decisions to make about coil resistance, wattage or liquid ratios. That is why the format suits adults who are moving away from cigarettes or from single-use vapes and want something that behaves the same way every time it is picked up.

It is worth separating this page from a neighbouring listing. IVG Pro 2 Pod Kit (Device Only) shares the Pro 2 name but is a refillable device listed at 0mg with no liquid supplied, aimed at people who already buy bottled e-liquid. This page covers the prefilled version, where the liquid is already in the pod. Because the two share a name, check each listing before assuming that parts are interchangeable.

It is also worth being upfront about what we can and cannot tell you. Our product data records the puff rating, the two nicotine strengths and the flavour list. It does not record the battery capacity in mAh, the coil resistance, the exact pod volume or the charging time, so this page does not quote any of those as numbers. Where they matter, we explain what to look for and where to check. A specification we cannot stand behind is worse than no specification at all.

The rest of the page follows the questions buyers tend to ask, in roughly the order they ask them: how to read the puff rating, how the eight flavours differ, how the device is built, how charging works, what sits inside the pod, which strength to pick, who the kit suits, how to get started, what to do when something goes wrong, and whether the money adds up. Nicotine is addictive, sales are strictly 18+, and this product is for adults who already use nicotine.

Reading the 10,000 puff rating without fooling yourself

A puff rating is a manufacturer's figure. It comes from machine testing with a fixed puff length, a fixed gap between puffs and a fixed airflow, which is a tidier pattern than any human produces. Treat 10,000 puffs as an indicator of what the system is designed to deliver over its working life, not as a count the device is obliged to reach.

Several things pull the real number away from the rated one, and in everyday use they mostly pull it down.

• Draw length. Longer, slower draws pull more liquid through the coil per puff. This is the largest single variable.
• Chain vaping. Back to back puffs keep the coil hot, and a hot coil vaporises more liquid each second than a cool one.
• Nicotine strength. A higher strength satisfies sooner, so people tend to take fewer and shorter puffs on 20mg than on 10mg.
• Temperature. Cold weather thickens e-liquid and slows wicking, which changes both flavour and consumption.
• Battery level. A device running low gives thin vapour, which tempts people to pull harder for less satisfaction.

Now the part that many listings leave out. UK rules cap a prefilled pod or refillable tank at 2ml. Across the category, a single 2ml pod is commonly rated in the hundreds of puffs rather than the thousands, so a five figure rating cannot describe one pod of liquid sitting in the device. It describes the capacity of the system across its working life, with liquid replaced along the way. How that figure was arrived at is a question for the manufacturer, because we cannot see their test method, and we would rather say so plainly than pretend otherwise.

Anyone who tells you that a UK product delivers ten thousand puffs from a single 2ml pod in one go is describing something that does not exist. The arithmetic simply does not allow it.

The practical answer is to build your own figure. When you start a new pod, note the date, the strength and roughly how often you vape. When it runs out, you know how many days that pod gave you, and that number is a better guide to your own usage than a rating printed on a box. Light users tend to measure pods in weeks, and heavier users in days.

The rating is still useful for comparing like with like. It tells you the kit is positioned for adults who want much longer between purchases than a small closed pod gives, and our 10,000 puff vapes collection groups products in the same band so you can compare them sensibly. Compare on cost per rated puff rather than on sticker price, because a large system and a small one cannot be judged by price alone.

The eight flavours, and how to choose between them

The Pro 2 prefilled kit is offered in eight flavours. Taste is personal, so the notes below describe the profile each name points to rather than promising a precise recipe. As a general rule, expect the fruit options to be sweet and clear rather than subtle, and the menthol options to be plain and cool.

• Blue Raspberry Ice. Blue raspberry is a sweet shop flavour rather than a real fruit: bold, sugary and slightly tart, the taste associated with slush drinks and boiled sweets. The ice element adds a cold finish that stops the sweetness lingering on the palate.
• Blue Sour Raspberry. The same blue raspberry character with the sweetness pulled back and a sharper, sour edge. It suits anyone who finds straight candy flavours cloying after an hour.
• Classic Menthol. A plain menthol with no fruit attached. It is the cool, clean option for adults who want something closer in spirit to a traditional menthol cigarette than to a dessert.
• Fizzy Cherry. Cherry with a sparkling, soda-like lift, in the territory of cherry cola sweets or a cherry fizz drink. Sweet up front with a prickle of fizz behind it.
• Lemon Lime. A citrus pairing that reads as lemonade or lemon and lime soda: bright, tangy and lighter than the berry flavours, so it tends to feel refreshing over a long session.
• Pineapple Ice. Juicy tropical pineapple with a cooling finish. Pineapple is naturally sharp, and the ice softens that into something cleaner.
• Spearmint. A softer, sweeter mint than menthol, nearer to chewing gum than to a throat sweet. Less icy and more rounded.
• Strawberry Watermelon. Two familiar summer fruits blended into a soft, juicy profile. The name does not mention ice, so expect a juicier and warmer taste than the iced options.

A simple way to choose is to think about when you will actually use it. If you vape in short, occasional sessions, a richer profile such as Blue Raspberry Ice or Fizzy Cherry is satisfying. If you vape steadily through the day, lighter flavours such as Lemon Lime, Spearmint or Classic Menthol tend to stay pleasant for longer, because heavily sweet liquids build up on the palate.

There is no tobacco-style flavour in this line. Adults who want something nearer to a traditional taste usually find Classic Menthol the closest match here, and can browse the wider IVG range and our e-liquid collection for tobacco profiles.

One last point on flavour fatigue. Sweet, iced flavours tend to fade from your perception quickly, which is a normal palate effect rather than a fault with the pod. If you plan to use the kit regularly, buying two kits in contrasting families, such as a fruit and a mint, and alternating between them keeps both tasting fresh for longer.

Design, size and build: what to check when it arrives

The Pro 2 is a pod-style device, which means a compact body with a pod that clicks into place at the top and a mouthpiece formed as part of the pod. This is the layout that has largely replaced bulkier tank kits for people who want something that fits in a pocket or a small bag. We do not publish dimensions or weight for the device, so if size matters to you, compare the listing images against something familiar such as a lighter or a pen.

The separate device-only listing shows the Pro 2 name offered in a spread of finishes, including Black, Blue, Green, Gunmetal, Hot Pink, Purple, Red and Rose Gold. That is useful context, because it shows IVG treats the body as something people like to personalise. For the prefilled kit, check the product image and description for the finish supplied, rather than assuming that colour is tied to flavour.

When the kit arrives, a two minute inspection saves trouble later.

• Pod seating. The pod should push in with a firm, positive click and sit flush with no rocking. A loose pod is a frequent cause of a device that will not fire.
• Contacts. Look at the metal contacts where the pod meets the device. They should be clean and dry, because liquid residue interrupts the connection.
• Mouthpiece and pod body. Check for cracks and for liquid pooling around the mouthpiece. If the pod is wet on the outside, wipe it dry and watch whether it keeps weeping. If it does, contact us.
• Charging port. It should be free of debris, with no bent or loose metal inside.
• Casing. The body should feel solid, with no creaking, visible gaps or rattle.

Prefilled kits make a deliberate trade. In return for simplicity, you generally give up adjustability, so do not expect to alter power or airflow the way you would on a refillable system. If you like to tweak, the device-only route is a better fit. If you would rather not think about it, fixed settings are a feature rather than a limitation.

A few carrying habits help. Keep the device upright where you can, because laid flat in a warm pocket the liquid can drift towards the mouthpiece. Keep it away from loose keys and coins, since metal touching the contacts or the charging port can short a battery. A small case or a separate pocket costs very little and prevents both problems.

Genuine stock matters here too. IVG is widely distributed, and counterfeit hardware does circulate. Poor contact plating and inconsistent battery behaviour are the usual giveaways. We hold genuine IVG stock, and buying from a UK retailer that does so is the simplest protection.

Battery, charging and what happens at end of life

The Pro 2 is a rechargeable system, which is the main way it differs from the single-use vapes that were sold in the UK until they were banned on 1 June 2025. That ban applies to devices designed to be thrown away after one use. A kit built to be recharged and reused is a different category, and it is the route for adults who liked the convenience of a disposable and now want the same simplicity from a device that lasts. If you are ever unsure whether a particular pack is designed for reuse, read the pack and the listing before you buy.

The battery capacity in mAh is not something our data records, so we will not quote one. In practice, how you treat the battery matters more than the headline number.

• Charge as a habit. Top up at a regular point in the day, such as when you are at a desk, rather than waiting until the device fades out mid-session.
• Use a sensible charger. A standard 5V USB charger or a computer port is appropriate. Many current pod kits charge over USB-C, but check the port on your own device before buying a cable.
• Supervise charging. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface, away from bedding and sofas, and do not leave it charging for long periods when nobody is around.
• Unplug when full. The indicator light behaviour varies between devices, so read the pack to learn what a full charge looks like on yours.
• Keep it temperate. Do not charge or store it in a hot car or in direct sunlight, and let a very cold device come to room temperature before charging it.
• Retire damaged units. A device that is swollen, unusually hot, smells of burning or has a damaged port should be taken out of use and recycled, not charged again.

A flat or low battery has a recognisable signature. Vapour gets thin, the hit weakens, and the flavour goes flat. People often read that as an empty pod and throw away liquid that still has plenty in it. Rule out the battery before blaming the pod.

With a rating at this level, the battery is expected to be recharged many times across the life of the kit, in the same way you charge a phone. It is not designed to run the whole rated puff count on one charge, and no battery of a size you can hold in your hand would.

When the kit is finished, it should not go in a household bin or kerbside recycling. It contains a lithium-ion battery, and crushed batteries in refuse vehicles and sorting plants are a recognised fire risk. Take it to a council recycling centre, an electricals drop-off point at a supermarket or shop, or the take-back service offered by many retailers that sell vapes. Empty pods are normally handled in the same waste stream, so ask at the collection point if you are unsure how they separate the items.

Inside the pod: coil technology and what it means for flavour

In a prefilled pod system the coil is built into the pod. That means there is no separate coil to buy, fit or prime, and replacing the pod replaces the coil at the same time. It is the main reason prefilled kits are low maintenance, and it is also why a pod that has been used hard eventually tastes burnt: there is nothing to swap except the whole pod.

We do not hold the coil type or resistance for this pod, so we will not claim that it uses mesh, ceramic or anything else. It is still worth understanding the options, because the pack and IVG's own material will tell you which applies, and the difference changes what you should expect.

• Mesh coils use a flat woven screen of metal rather than a wound wire. The larger heating area tends to give more even heating, steadier flavour and quicker vapour production.
• Ceramic coils use a porous ceramic wick around the heating element. They are valued for a clean taste and for holding up to heat without breaking down quickly, although they can be a little slower to warm up.
• Standard wire coils are the traditional wound design. They are inexpensive and well understood, but they can heat less evenly than a mesh, and flavour can fall away sooner.

Whichever applies here, the same handling rules protect the coil.

• Let a new pod wick. A fresh pod needs a minute or two after fitting for the liquid to soak into the cotton. Firing a dry coil produces a harsh, burnt taste and shortens the pod's life.
• Take gentle first puffs. A couple of slow, short draws let the cotton saturate before you settle into your normal pattern.
• Do not chain. Constant puffing outpaces the rate at which liquid wicks to the coil. Space your puffs and the coil stays saturated.
• Mind the sweet flavours. Sugary, fruity liquids tend to leave more residue on a coil than menthol or mint, so a pod of Strawberry Watermelon or Fizzy Cherry may show flavour fade sooner than a pod of Spearmint used in exactly the same way.

The liquid itself is nicotine salt, which is the usual choice in pod systems. Nicotine salt feels smoother in the throat at a given strength than older freebase nicotine, which is why it has become the standard for compact, low-power devices where higher strengths would otherwise feel harsh.

Finally, do not try to open a prefilled pod or refill it. It is not built for that, it can leak or damage the coil, and a pod modified in that way is no longer the product that was sold. If a pod is spent, replace it.

10mg or 20mg: choosing a nicotine strength

The kit comes in two nicotine strengths, 10mg and 20mg, both as nicotine salt. Twenty milligrams per millilitre, which is 2 per cent, is the legal maximum for nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK, and the cap applies to prefilled pods and disposables alike. So 20mg is the top of the permitted range rather than an unusual extra-strong option.

Both strengths taste the same. What changes is how much nicotine each puff carries and how it feels in the throat.

• 20mg is the usual starting point for adults who currently smoke daily, particularly those used to a pack a day or close to it. It satisfies quickly, which tends to mean fewer puffs and longer gaps between them, and it has a firmer throat feel that some smokers prefer for its familiarity.
• 10mg suits adults who smoke lightly, those who already vape at a lower strength, and anyone who finds full strength harsh or who vapes in small, frequent puffs through the day. It gives a gentler throat feel and a softer hit.

You can usually tell when the strength is wrong. If you feel dizzy, queasy, headachy or jittery, or the throat hit is unpleasantly tight, the strength is too high for you. Stop, get some fresh air, and choose the lower strength next time. If you find yourself puffing far more often than you expected, craving between sessions or chaining one puff after another, the strength may be too low. In that case move up rather than pulling harder, because chain vaping burns through a pod and overheats the coil.

This format holds a lot of liquid across its working life, so there is no natural stopping point built in the way there is with a cigarette. It is easy to use more than you meant to over a day. If you notice that you vape more often than you used to smoke, that is a good reason to step down in strength or to space your puffs deliberately.

A few more points. There is no 0mg prefilled option in this line. If you want zero nicotine, the device-only listing is refillable and is listed at 0mg for people who fill it with their own liquid. Do not try to adjust strength by mixing pods or liquids; buy the strength you want. Keep the kit away from children and pets, since nicotine is harmful if swallowed or spilled on skin.

Nicotine is addictive and this product is for adults who already use it. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a heart condition or take regular medication, speak to your GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product.

Who the Pro 2 prefilled kit suits, and who should look elsewhere

A kit is a good fit when its trade-offs match how you actually vape. These are the clearest matches.

• Adults switching from smoking who want something simple that works straight out of the box, with no coils, wattage or bottles to learn. Nicotine salt at 20mg gives a familiar level of strength.
• Adults leaving single-use vapes behind after the 2025 ban who want the same open-the-box convenience in a device that recharges.
• People who value low maintenance. No filling, no spills and no coil changes means very little can go wrong in the hands of someone who does not want a hobby.
• Anyone who likes variety. Eight flavours make it easy to run two kits side by side and rotate between them.
• Buyers who want a long gap between purchases and are drawn by the capacity rating.

It is a poorer fit in the following cases, and you should look elsewhere if one of these describes you.

• You are under 18, or you do not currently use nicotine. This product is not for you. Nicotine is addictive, and vaping is not recommended for people who do not already use nicotine.
• You want 0mg. No prefilled option exists in this line. The device-only listing with bottled liquid is the route to take.
• You like to tinker. If you want to change power, airflow or liquid ratios, a refillable system gives control that a prefilled kit does not.
• Running cost is your priority. Bottled e-liquid in a refillable device costs less per millilitre than prefilled pods.
• You need exact specifications before buying. We do not publish battery capacity or coil data. If you require them, check the pack or contact IVG first.
• You expect a throwaway device. Single-use vapes can no longer be sold in the UK, and this is a rechargeable kit that rewards a little care.

If you are on the fence, a sensible way to test the format is to buy a single kit in the flavour family you already like, at the lower strength that still feels satisfying, and use it for a couple of weeks. That tells you far more about whether prefilled pods suit you than any description can, and it leaves you free to move to a refillable system if the running costs bother you.

Getting started: unboxing to first puff

There is no setup procedure to speak of, but a short routine avoids the usual first-day problems. Always follow the instructions printed on the pack where they differ from the general guide below, because we do not hold IVG's manual.

• Confirm you are eligible. The kit is for adults aged 18+ who already use nicotine. Keep it away from children and pets.
• Unpack and inspect. Run through the checks in the build section above: pod seated, contacts dry, charging port clear.
• Remove any protective seals. Pods are sometimes shipped with a film, plug or tab over the mouthpiece or air inlet. If one is fitted, remove it fully. A blocked airway is a frequent reason a new device seems dead.
• Charge first if needed. A partly charged battery is normal on delivery, but a full charge removes doubt when you test it.
• Wait a minute or two. Let the cotton in a fresh pod soak up liquid before the first draw.
• Find out how it fires. Many pod kits are draw activated, meaning you simply inhale and the device responds with no button. Some have a button. The pack will say which, so do not assume.
• Take slow, gentle draws. Use a mouth-to-lung draw of roughly two to three seconds, which is the style nicotine salt pods are designed around. Avoid hard, fast pulls.
• Space your puffs. A short pause between draws keeps the coil saturated and the flavour consistent.
• Store it sensibly. Upright where possible, away from heat, with the pod fully seated.

Do not judge the flavour on the first puff or two. The coil is still settling, and your palate needs a little time to read a new profile. If you are coming from disposables, the draw may feel different because airflow and resistance vary from device to device. Give it a day before deciding.

Think about what happens when the first pod runs out. Check the listing for the flavour you chose to see whether replacement pods are sold separately, and do not assume that pods from different IVG lines are interchangeable. The IVG Pro 10K line, for example, has refill pods listed in a long list of flavours, but those belong to that line. Confirm compatibility before you buy, rather than after.

Troubleshooting: common problems and what to do

Problems with a prefilled kit usually come down to a short list of causes. Work through these before deciding that something is faulty.

• No vapour at all. Check that the pod is fully seated and clicked in, that any protective film or plug has been removed, and that the battery is charged. Wipe the contacts between pod and device with a dry tissue. If the device fires but nothing comes out, the pod may need a minute to wick.
• Weak or thin vapour. Low battery is the first suspect, followed by a pod that is nearly empty. Cold weather also thins the output, so warm the device in your hand for a minute before use.
• Burnt or harsh taste. This usually means the coil has run dry, either from chain vaping or from a pod that is almost spent. Rest the device for a few minutes and take gentler puffs. If the taste persists, replace the pod.
• Gurgling or leaking. Condensation can collect around the mouthpiece. Wipe it dry, keep the device upright, and do not blow back through the mouthpiece. If the pod keeps leaking, stop using it and contact us.
• Flavour fading. Usually palate fatigue, especially with sweet, iced profiles. Switch to a different flavour for a few days and come back. Heat ages e-liquid quickly, so avoid leaving the kit in a car or in direct sun.
• Will not charge. Try another cable and another power source. Check the charging port for lint, using a wooden toothpick rather than metal. If it still will not charge, contact us.
• Device gets noticeably hot. Stop using it, unplug it and let it cool somewhere safe. If it is swollen, smells burnt or stays hot, do not charge it again and recycle it at a suitable drop-off point.
• Pod runs out sooner than expected. Look at your own habits first: long draws, chain vaping and a strength that is too low all use liquid faster. Compare the result with your own record of how long the previous pod lasted.

If you are still stuck, contact us with your order number and a clear photo of the problem. Faulty items and picking errors are put right. Because an opened consumable cannot be resold, opened pods and kits are outside the standard returns policy unless they arrive faulty or wrongly sent, so it is worth checking the flavour and strength on the listing before you order.

Value for money: the sums worth doing before you order

Sticker price tells you very little when devices differ in capacity, so the fairer comparison is cost per thousand rated puffs: the price, divided by the rated puffs, multiplied by one thousand. The listing shows the current price near the top of this page and the rating is 10,000, so you can do the sum in seconds. As a worked example using made-up figures, a £10 kit rated at 10,000 puffs would come to £1.00 per thousand, while a £5 pod rated at 600 puffs would come to about £8.33 per thousand. Those numbers are invented to show the method and do not describe this product.

Three factors complicate the sum, and an honest assessment includes them.

• The rating is optimistic by design. If you achieve only a portion of the rated puffs, your real cost per thousand is higher than the sum suggests.
• A kit includes hardware. The first purchase carries the device. If replacement pods for your flavour are not sold separately, every top-up means buying a new kit, and the hardware cost repeats each time.
• Bottled liquid costs less per millilitre. A refillable device with 10ml bottles will usually undercut prefilled pods over a long period. With a prefilled kit you are paying for convenience, and that is a fair thing to pay for as long as you know you are doing it.

Where it makes sense: if you vape lightly, the cost per week is low and the convenience dominates, so the extra cost per millilitre barely registers. If you vape heavily, the sums favour a refillable system, and you should weigh that honestly before committing.

You can keep costs down regardless. Take shorter draws and leave a gap between puffs, because chaining uses liquid and heats the coil. Choose a strength that satisfies you, so you are not constantly topping up. Rotate two flavours rather than getting bored and abandoning a half-used pod. Check our deals and sale collections for current multibuy offers on other kits and pods.

On buying itself, UK delivery is free once your basket reaches £20, and weekday orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. Delivery choices and prices are shown at checkout. Orders are age checked before they ship, so have your details to hand. Adding a second flavour to the same order is a straightforward way to reach the free delivery threshold with something you will actually use.

How the Pro 2 compares with the alternatives, fairly

A comparison is only useful if it admits where the product under review loses. Here is how the Pro 2 prefilled kit stacks up against the options a buyer is likely to be weighing, based on what our own data shows.

• IVG Pro 10K Prefilled Pod Kit. The same 10,000 puff rating and the same 10mg and 20mg strengths appear in our data for this line, and it has refill pods listed across a long list of flavours. That makes it the stronger choice if you want to keep one device and swap pods for a long time. The Pro 2 has eight flavours, so check whether replacement pods exist for the one you like before treating it as a long-term system.
• IVG Pro 12 Starter Kit. Also rated at 10,000 puffs with 10mg and 20mg in our data, from a different range with a noticeably wider spread of flavours. Choose it if variety is your priority. We make no claim about differences in battery or coil between the two.
• IVG 2400 Rechargeable Vape Kits. These sit in the same brand at a lower price point, and the number in the name suggests a smaller rating. They may suit lighter use or a smaller outlay. Check each listing for the actual rating, since we make no claim about relative performance.
• IVG Pro 2 Pod Kit (Device Only) with bottled e-liquid. Lower cost per millilitre, a 0mg option and more control, in exchange for more upkeep: filling, wiping up leaks and buying liquid separately. Better for people who enjoy the process or who watch the budget closely, and worse for anyone who wants no fuss.
• Closed pod systems from other brands. This is a crowded category, and many products offer similar convenience. The differences are mostly in the pod ecosystem, the flavour range and the battery. We cannot verify other brands' claims from here, so compare on cost per rated puff, count the flavours, and check whether refill pods are sold separately. IVG's advantage is a very large range in our shop, with 540 IVG products. The honest limit is that we cannot point to anything in the hardware that is unique to it.
• Single-use vapes. No longer legal to sell in the UK since 1 June 2025, so the rechargeable kit is the replacement for adults who liked that format.

Overall, the Pro 2 prefilled kit is a sensible, simple choice for adults who want a rechargeable pod with a choice of eight flavours and two strengths and who would rather not think about coils or bottles. It is not the cheaper route per millilitre, it does not give you control over power or airflow, and we cannot give you a full specification sheet. If those limits are acceptable, it does its job. If they are not, one of the alternatives above will fit you better, and it is better to know that before ordering than after.