IVG Pro 2 Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle Pre-filled Pod Kit

Overview

The IVG Pro 2 Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle Pre-filled Pod Kit by IVG at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

IVG Pro 2 Zero Nicotine Pod Kit: What It Is and Who Makes It

The IVG Pro 2 Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle is a rechargeable pod kit for people who want the routine and flavour of vaping with no nicotine in the pod. It pairs a compact battery handset with pre-filled pods that seat into the top of the device, so there is nothing to pour, no coil to prime separately and no bottle to carry around. You fit a pod, draw on the mouthpiece and the device fires. When a pod runs dry you swap it for a fresh one and carry on with the same battery.

IVG is a UK-based brand best known for its e-liquids, nicotine salts and a long run of pocket-sized devices. The Pro 2 belongs to its closed pod range, which means the pods are sealed units rather than something you top up yourself. That is a deliberate trade-off. You give up the freedom to pick your own e-liquid, and in return you get a simpler device with fewer moving parts and far less chance of a leaky bag or sticky fingers.

Zero-nicotine kits are a smaller corner of the market than 10mg or 20mg devices, but they serve a clear group of people. Some have finished stepping their nicotine strength down and want to keep the hand-to-mouth habit. Some vape socially and have no wish to take nicotine in at all. Others simply like fruit, ice and dessert flavours and see the vape as a flavour delivery device rather than a nicotine delivery device. This kit is built for all three.

One point worth making clear at the start: this is a reusable pod kit, not a single-use disposable. Single-use vapes can no longer be sold in the UK, and a rechargeable handset with replaceable pods is the format that took over for many shoppers. The battery is meant to be charged again and again, and only the pod is swapped when it runs out.

This page walks through what you get in the bundle, how the kit performs, what the flavour is like, how the build holds up, how long the battery lasts, what the mesh coil does, how to use it and what to do if something goes wrong. We also give an honest view of value and of where other types of kit might suit you better. Where we quote figures such as capacity or battery size, we describe them as typical for this class of device, so always check the pack and the product images for the exact specification of the unit you receive.

What Comes in the Bundle

A bundle means you are buying more than a bare handset. The exact contents depend on the variant you choose, so read the title and the variant selector before you order, but a typical IVG Pro 2 zero nicotine bundle looks like this:

• The Pro 2 battery handset with a built-in rechargeable cell and a pod connector at the top.
• Pre-filled pods at 0mg nicotine, each holding up to 2ml of e-liquid. The number of pods and the flavours vary by listing.
• A charging cable for topping up the built-in battery from a standard USB power source.
• A safety and instruction leaflet covering the basics of use, charging and disposal.

The reason to buy a bundle rather than a single kit is mostly about cost per pod. A starter that includes one pod is fine if you only want to try the format, but the moment you finish that pod you are buying refills at the full single-pod price. A bundle spreads the handset cost over several pods and usually lets you try more than one flavour in the first few days, which helps you work out what you actually enjoy before you commit to a bigger order.

Compatibility is the other thing to check. Pods are designed for a specific handset family. IVG has released several pod devices over the years, and it is not safe to assume that a pod from an older kit will fit or fire correctly on the Pro 2. If you already own an IVG handset, read the compatibility notes on the listing before you buy pods separately. If the listing does not say a pod is made for the Pro 2, treat it as not compatible and contact us before ordering.

All our products are sold to adults only. Zero-nicotine devices sit outside the legal age limit that applies to nicotine products in the UK, but we treat every vape sale as 18 and over and you should expect to confirm your age. Keep the kit and the spare pods out of reach of children and pets, in the same way you would store any e-liquid.

Performance and Puff Delivery

The Pro 2 is draw-activated. There is no button to hold and nothing to select: you breathe in through the mouthpiece and the battery fires the coil. That keeps the kit simple, and it also means there is no way to dial the output up or down. What you get is a fixed, moderate level of vapour designed to feel closer to a cigarette-style draw than to a large cloud-chasing device.

The airflow is restricted, which is the style vapers call mouth-to-lung (MTL). You draw into the mouth first, pause briefly, then inhale. If you have used other small pod systems you will know the feel: a snug draw, modest vapour and a smooth finish. If you are used to open, airy sub-ohm devices the Pro 2 will feel tight by comparison. That is not a fault. It is what this category is designed to do.

At 0mg there is no nicotine kick, so the throat hit is light. What you feel is mostly the warmth of the vapour and the sharpness of any cooling agents in the flavour. Many people moving from a nicotine pod find a zero-nicotine pod feels thinner for the first few days, and that is normal. The sensation of satisfaction that nicotine adds is simply absent, and your habits adjust over time.

On puff count, pods of this size in this category are usually described as lasting somewhere around 500 to 600 puffs. Treat that as a rough guide rather than a promise. Real life varies for several reasons:

• Draw length: short two-second draws stretch a pod. Long five-second draws use the liquid much faster.
• Draw frequency: chain vaping through a pod in an afternoon uses it faster than spreading the same puffs across a day.
• Flavour type: sweeter, thicker liquids can behave a little differently in the wick from lighter fruit and ice blends.
• Temperature: cold conditions thicken e-liquid and can make the first puffs weaker until the pod warms up in your pocket.

A fresh pod needs a short rest before first use. Fit it, wait three to five minutes and then take two or three gentle puffs without inhaling deeply. That gives the cotton time to soak with liquid so the coil does not fire on a dry wick. Skipping this step is the single most common cause of a burnt first puff on any pre-filled pod system.

Flavour Profile and Pod Variants

Flavour carries more weight in a zero-nicotine device than in a nicotine one. Nicotine itself has a peppery harshness that partly masks delicate flavour notes. With that removed, fruit, candy and dessert profiles come across as cleaner and often a little sweeter, while menthol and ice notes feel crisper. If you are moving from a 10mg or 20mg pod, expect the same liquid style to taste different, usually in a good way.

IVG pod ranges generally cover the familiar UK vaper flavour families: fruit blends, fruit with ice, sweets and candy, soft drinks and a menthol option or two. The range available changes between batches, so use the variant selector on this page as the source of truth for what is currently in stock. We do not list flavours that we cannot currently ship.

The mesh coil in the Pro 2 pod helps flavour stay steady across the life of the pod. Typically you will notice this pattern:

• First few puffs: slightly muted while the coil and cotton settle.
• Middle of the pod: the fullest flavour, with the most consistent vapour.
• Final stretch: flavour thins and may turn slightly toasted or dry as the liquid runs low. That is the signal to change the pod rather than push on.

Because the coil sits inside each pod, there is no flavour ghosting between pods. When you swap to a different flavour, the old liquid goes with the old pod. The only residue is a trace on the handset contacts, and a quick wipe with a dry tissue removes it. This is one of the advantages of a closed system over a refillable tank, where leftover liquid in the coil and chamber can taint the next flavour for a few puffs.

Some practical advice for choosing a flavour. If you are new to zero nicotine, pick a flavour family you already enjoy rather than trying something unfamiliar. If you are buying a bundle with mixed pods, use the mildest flavour first and keep the strongest ice or menthol pod for later, because cooling agents feel more intense when there is no nicotine to balance them. Many people also find a pair of contrasting flavours, one fruity and one cool, stops flavour fatigue better than a single flavour used all week.

Be aware that e-liquid flavouring is not the same as food flavouring, and ingredient lists are printed on the pod packaging. Read them if you have allergies or sensitivities.

Design and Build Quality

The Pro 2 is a small, slim handset sized to disappear into a jeans pocket or the corner of a bag. It is light enough to carry all day and sits comfortably between two fingers. The look is understated: a clean, rounded body in a solid finish with a pod that sits proud of the top, rather than any attempt at flashy styling. If you want a vape that does not look like a gadget, this style suits.

The housing uses a mix of moulded plastic and metal elements, with the exact finish depending on the colourway. In daily use it feels solid for its price class. It is not a rugged device. A fall onto a hard floor can chip a corner or knock the pod loose, and the finish will pick up scuffs if the kit shares a pocket with keys. A simple silicone sleeve or a separate pocket for the device is a cheap fix if that bothers you.

The pod locks into the top of the handset with a firm click. Check that it seats fully after each change. A pod that is only half seated is the most frequent cause of a kit that appears dead or fires intermittently. The connection is designed to be tool-free and quick, so you can swap in a few seconds even on the move.

Other design points worth noting:

• Mouthpiece: a moulded drip-tip style, comfortable for most mouths and shaped for MTL draws.
• Liquid visibility: pods of this kind typically have a clear or semi-clear section so you can check the liquid level before you head out.
• Indicator light: a small LED shows when the device is firing and warns when the battery is low. Check the leaflet for the exact flash patterns on your unit.
• Charging port: positioned on the base of the handset so the device can stand upright while it charges.

Condensation is a normal feature of closed pod systems. Vapour condenses in the airflow channel and can collect near the mouthpiece. A quick wipe, and a habit of storing the kit upright rather than lying flat in a bag, keeps it tidy. If you see liquid actively running out of the pod, that is a leak rather than condensation, and the troubleshooting section below explains what to do.

Overall build quality is appropriate for an everyday pod kit at this price. It will last well if you treat it like a phone accessory and not like a tool.

Battery Life and Charging

The Pro 2 uses a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery. For a slim pod handset of this style, the capacity is typically in the region of 400 to 500mAh, but check the packaging or product images for the exact figure on your unit. Because the output is fixed and the coil is a low-power mesh type, that size of cell is enough for roughly one to two pods per charge for a moderate user. Heavy users who draw all day should carry the cable or plan to top up mid-afternoon.

Charging happens through a USB-C port on the base of the handset using the cable in the bundle. Use a standard 5V phone-style charger or a computer USB port. Avoid unbranded or damaged chargers, and avoid charging from anything that is not designed for consumer USB use. A flat battery typically takes in the region of an hour to recharge, though the indicator light is the reliable guide for your unit.

A few rules make battery life and safety much better:

• Do not vape while the device is charging. Wait until charging is finished, both for safety and to avoid stressing the cell.
• Do not charge it unattended overnight or under a pillow. UK fire services give the same advice for all lithium-ion devices.
• Keep it away from heat. A parked car in summer or a radiator shelf is not a safe place to store any vape.
• Stop using the device if it swells, gets very hot or smells odd. Take it to a proper recycling point and do not try to use it again.

The battery will gradually lose capacity over hundreds of charge cycles, as every rechargeable cell does. For a typical user going through a pod every day or two, that is many months of use before you notice a meaningful decline. Because the battery is sealed inside the handset, it is not user-replaceable. When it eventually stops holding a useful charge, the whole handset is taken to a recycling point.

One subtle point about pods and battery life: a mesh coil in a fresh pod draws a little more power while it warms up than it needs when it is steady. Very short, frequent puffs can drain the battery slightly faster than fewer, longer ones. Most people will never notice, but if you find your battery running down quickly, check that the pod is seated cleanly and the contacts are dry and free of residue, as poor contact makes the device work harder.

Mesh Coil Technology and E-Liquid Capacity

Each Pro 2 pod contains its own coil. The coil is a mesh type, meaning the heating element is a flat, woven screen rather than a loose spiral of round wire. The surface area is larger, so heat spreads more evenly across the cotton that feeds it. In practice this brings three useful benefits at this price level: faster warm-up, more even flavour and fewer burnt hotspots on the wick.

Resistance for this type of pod is generally around the 1 ohm region, which suits a fixed low-power output and a tight MTL draw. The exact figure can differ between pod batches, so use the information printed on your pod packaging if you need it for a specific reason. Most users never need to think about it, because there is no adjustable power to match to the coil.

The pod holds up to 2ml of e-liquid. That figure is not an arbitrary choice. UK rules cap tanks and pods on nicotine-containing vapes at 2ml, and manufacturers building for the UK market tend to use the same capacity across their ranges. Because the Pro 2 is a zero-nicotine kit the cap is not the controlling factor in the same way, but the 2ml format is the standard that UK pod kits are designed around, and it keeps pods compact and light.

Since the coil is part of the pod, every new pod gives you a fresh coil. This has real advantages:

• You never need to buy replacement coils or learn to change them.
• There is no slow build-up of gunk on an old coil, which is a common cause of dull flavour in refillable tanks.
• Flavour starts clean every time you start a new pod.

The downside is that when the liquid is gone you throw away the coil with the pod, so you pay for a new coil each time even if the old one still had life. That is the nature of a closed system and it is part of the cost comparison we discuss under value.

Do not try to refill the pods. They are sealed, they are not designed to be opened, and the coil is tuned for the viscosity of the liquid supplied in the pod. Forcing a pod open to add your own liquid risks leaks and poor wicking, and mixing nicotine liquid into a pod sold as zero nicotine would defeat the purpose of the kit. If you want to use your own liquid, a refillable pod kit is the correct product for that.

If you find yourself taking very long, rapid draws and getting a harsh, dry taste, that can be a sign the wick cannot keep pace. Slow down, take a short break and the cotton will re-saturate.

Zero Nicotine Explained: Strength Guidance and UK Rules

This bundle is 0mg nicotine. The pods contain e-liquid made of the usual base ingredients, propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine, plus flavouring, and no nicotine at all. For context, UK rules cap the nicotine strength in e-liquid at 20mg/ml (2%) for any nicotine vape and limit pods and tanks to 2ml. That 20mg limit was widely discussed in the disposable era, but it applies equally to refillable and pre-filled pod devices that carry nicotine. A 0mg pod sits well below it.

Choosing 0mg is the right decision in several situations:

• You have already stepped your nicotine down over weeks or months and you are at the end of the ladder.
• You vape mostly for the flavour and the habit and do not want nicotine in your system.
• You are an ex-smoker who is nicotine-free and wants to keep a hand-to-mouth routine without going back to nicotine.
• You want a casual, social vape that you can put down and forget without chasing cravings.

It is the wrong choice in other situations. If you currently smoke or vape nicotine every day and jump straight to 0mg, you will probably feel unsatisfied, and people in that position often return to cigarettes because the craving is not being met. If that is you, begin with a nicotine pod at a strength that matches your smoking and taper down in steps. A rough guide many UK vapers use is to start higher if you smoke fifteen or more cigarettes a day, medium if you smoke around ten and lower for lighter smokers, then step down every few weeks. We stock nicotine pod kits for that purpose, and the NHS stop smoking services offer free, evidence-based support if you want a structured plan.

Some honest caveats. This product is not a medicine, and it is not sold as a way to treat or cure anything. A zero-nicotine vape still produces an aerosol that contains propylene glycol, vegetable glycerine and flavourings, so it is not the same as breathing clean air. If you have never smoked or vaped, there is no reason to start. And if you have a respiratory condition, are pregnant or have other health concerns, speak to your GP or pharmacist about whether vaping is right for you.

Finally, remember that 0mg does not mean zero responsibility. Keep the kit away from children, charge it properly and dispose of it at a recycling point. Those habits matter regardless of nicotine strength.

Who the IVG Pro 2 Zero Nicotine Kit Is For

It helps to be clear about who gets the most from this kit. The Pro 2 suits people who value simplicity, portability and flavour over customisation, and who specifically want a nicotine-free option.

Good fits include:

• Vapers at the end of a nicotine taper who want to keep the routine while they finish moving off nicotine.
• Flavour-first vapers who enjoy fruit, ice and sweet profiles and do not need the throat hit nicotine provides.
• Social vapers who want something small and low-maintenance for evenings and weekends.
• Beginners to pod systems who want a draw-activated device with no buttons, no settings and no coil changes.
• Anyone tired of leaky refillable tanks and ready to trade a little flexibility for convenience.

Less suitable for:

• Anyone currently smoking or using nicotine daily who needs the nicotine to avoid cravings. A nicotine pod is the sensible route for that.
• Cloud chasers who want big vapour and an open airy draw. A sub-ohm device is a better match.
• Tinkerers who like to choose their own e-liquid, adjust power and rebuild coils.
• Very heavy vapers who go through several pods a day, because the closed-pod running cost will add up quickly.
• People who have never smoked or vaped. Vaping is intended for adults who already smoke or use nicotine, or who have a specific reason to choose a vape, and there is no benefit to starting from scratch.

A middle group is worth a mention: dual users who want a nicotine-free option for certain situations, such as at work, in the evening or when they are trying to cut down gradually. For them, a zero-nicotine pod kit can complement a nicotine device rather than replace it. Having a 0mg option available can help you drop a few nicotine puffs a day, which makes the step down to lower strengths easier.

As with all vaping products, the Pro 2 is for adults only and should not be used by anyone under 18.

How to Use the IVG Pro 2 Step by Step

The kit is designed to be simple, and setup takes a couple of minutes. Follow these steps for the best first-use experience.

• Step 1, charge the handset. Plug the cable into a standard USB power source and into the base of the device. Give it a full charge before first use. Check the indicator light for the finished signal described in your leaflet.
• Step 2, unpack the pod. Remove any protective film, seal or cap from the pod, keeping the mouthpiece clean. Do not squeeze the pod or pierce it.
• Step 3, seat the pod. Push it firmly into the top of the handset until it clicks. A half-seated pod is the most common reason for a kit that will not fire.
• Step 4, let it rest. Wait three to five minutes so the cotton wicks the liquid before the first draw.
• Step 5, take two or three gentle puffs. Do not inhale deeply yet. This primes the coil and avoids a burnt first hit.
• Step 6, vape as normal. Draw slowly for two to three seconds, pause for a few seconds between puffs and avoid long chain sessions that can outpace the wick.
• Step 7, change the pod when the flavour fades. If the taste turns dry, flat or toasted, the liquid is low. Remove the pod and fit a new one.

Everyday care helps the kit last longer. Store it upright, with the pod fitted, in a cool place. Wipe the metal contacts on the handset and the pod base with a dry tissue if you notice residue or intermittent firing. Never use water, alcohol or cleaning sprays on the contacts or the pod. Do not take the pod apart.

Travel is straightforward, but sensible. Carry the kit in your hand luggage rather than checked baggage, because lithium batteries should not go in the hold. Pressure changes in an aircraft cabin can force liquid out of any pod, so keep the kit upright and pop it in a small sealable bag. Check airline rules and local laws before you travel abroad, as vaping rules vary widely between countries.

If you plan to use the kit when you are out and about, bring a spare pod in a clean pocket rather than loose in a bag with keys and coins. The pod seals are strong but not indestructible, and a pocket of loose change can scratch them.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Most problems with pod kits have simple causes. Work through the list below before assuming the device is faulty.

• Nothing happens when I draw. Check the battery is charged and the pod is seated fully. Remove the pod, wipe the contacts with a dry tissue and refit it. Make sure you are drawing firmly enough to trigger the sensor.
• The light flashes and the kit will not fire. This often indicates a low battery or a pod connection problem. Charge the handset, then reseat the pod. Your leaflet lists the flash patterns for your unit.
• Weak or no flavour. A new pod may need more rest time to soak. If the pod has been used for a while, the liquid may be nearly gone. Try a fresh pod.
• Burnt or toasted taste. The wick has dried out. Stop vaping on that pod. Chain vaping and skipping the rest period on a new pod are the usual causes. A pod that tastes burnt will not recover, so replace it.
• Liquid leaking from the pod. Condensation near the mouthpiece is normal, but a steady drip is not. Check the pod is seated, wipe it clean and store the kit upright. If a pod keeps leaking, stop using it and contact us with your order number.
• Gurgling noise or liquid in the mouth. Excess liquid is in the airflow channel. Blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear it, or wipe the mouthpiece and wait a minute before the next draw.
• The kit will not charge. Try a different cable, a different USB port and a different charger. Check the port for lint. If it still does not charge, stop and contact us rather than forcing it.
• The pod runs out too quickly. Long draws, very frequent puffs and cold conditions all shorten a pod. Shorter draws and keeping the kit warm in a pocket extend life.
• The handset feels hot. Stop using it immediately, leave it somewhere safe and do not charge it. If it stays hot or looks swollen, treat it as a damaged battery and take it to a recycling point.

When you contact customer support, have your order number, the flavour you ordered and a short description of what is happening. Photos of a leaking pod or an unresponsive device help us sort it quickly.

A final tip on prevention: most failures come from three habits, which are not letting a new pod rest, chain vaping and storing the kit on its side. Avoid those and most users have a trouble-free experience.

Value for Money, Fair Comparisons and Responsible Disposal

To judge value, work out the cost per pod from the bundle price and the number of pods included, then think about how many days a pod lasts for you. A moderate user who gets a pod to last one to two days has a very different cost per week from someone using three pods a day. You can see the current price and pod count on this page, so do the sum for your own habits rather than relying on a headline puff count.

How does the Pro 2 compare with the alternatives? Here is a fair view.

• Versus refillable pod kits such as the Vaporesso XROS range, the OXVA Xlim family or the Aspire Minican: refillable kits cost less per millilitre over time, let you choose your own 0mg liquid and have replaceable coils. They also take more effort, can leak when refilled and need you to learn about coils and liquids. If you enjoy a bit of tinkering, a refillable kit wins on running cost. If you want grab-and-go simplicity, the Pro 2 is easier.
• Versus other closed pod systems from different brands: the format is similar, so compare pod price, flavour availability and whether the brand makes a 0mg option at all. Many closed systems only come in nicotine strengths. A true zero-nicotine bundle is less common, which is one of the main reasons to consider this one.
• Versus single-use vapes: these are no longer sold in the UK, so a reusable kit is the compliant way to get a similar grab-and-go experience, with less waste because only the pod is replaced.

Where the Pro 2 is strongest: simple operation, a fresh mesh coil in every pod, tidy pocketable design and a nicotine-free option from a recognisable UK brand. Where it is weaker: you are tied to IVG pods, running cost is higher than a refillable kit, 2ml pods do not last long for heavy users and the fixed output means no tuning.

Our honest summary is that this is a sensible, mid-range choice for light to moderate users who want a nicotine-free pod kit with minimal fuss. If your use is heavy or you want to pick your own liquids, look at a refillable device.

Responsible disposal matters. Vapes contain lithium batteries and electronic parts, and they must never go in household bins or kerbside recycling. In the UK, devices count as waste electrical equipment, and retailers that sell vapes are expected to take back used ones. You can also use the vape recycling bins that many councils provide at household waste recycling centres, and the drop-off points at larger shops. Take the whole device, including the pod and any remaining liquid, rather than trying to split it up. A full recycling of a small kit keeps metals and batteries out of landfill and reduces the risk of fires in waste vehicles.