ELF Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 10 Mango

Overview

The ELF Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 10 Mango by Elf Bar in Mango at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

ELF Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack of 10: what is in the box

This listing is for a multipack of ten ELF Bar 600 prefilled pod kits, sold together so that you can stock up on a single flavour without reordering every few days. The ELF Bar 600 is a compact, closed-system vape: the e-liquid is already sealed inside, the coil is already fitted and saturated, and there are no buttons, menus or settings to learn. You remove any seal from the mouthpiece, inhale, and the device detects the airflow and heats the coil for you. That simplicity is why the 600 format has become a familiar starting point for adult smokers moving away from cigarettes, and why plenty of experienced vapers keep a spare in a coat pocket as a backup.

Buying ten at once changes the practical picture. Each kit is rated at roughly 600 puffs and holds about 2ml of nicotine salt e-liquid, so the full pack gives you around 6,000 puffs and approximately 20ml of liquid. For a moderate daily vaper who works through one kit every two or three days, that is several weeks of supply in a single parcel. For a lighter user who vapes mainly in the evenings, ten kits can stretch past a month. The trade-off is that a pack of ten commits you to one flavour, so if you have never tried a particular flavour before, it is sensible to buy a single kit first and move up to the pack once you know you will finish it.

Everything the device needs is built in. There is nothing to assemble, prime or fill, and the pod is not designed to be opened or refilled. The rest of this page walks through how the kit performs, what the flavours are like, how the battery and mesh coil behave, how to choose a nicotine strength within UK rules, who the kit suits and who should look elsewhere, and how it compares with alternatives. It is written for adults only. Vaping products contain nicotine, which is addictive, and they are intended for smokers and existing vapers, not for non-smokers or anyone under 18.

Typical specification for the ELF Bar 600 platform (always check the packaging in your box, because manufacturers update revisions from time to time):

• Format: prefilled, draw-activated, no buttons
• E-liquid capacity: approximately 2ml per kit, which is the UK maximum for a prefilled tank or pod
• Nicotine strength: 20mg/ml (2%) nicotine salt, which is the UK maximum
• Rated puff count: approximately 600 per kit, or about 6,000 across the pack of ten
• Battery: approximately 550mAh, rechargeable via USB-C on most current units
• Coil: compact mesh-style heating element, not replaceable
• Pack size: ten kits of the same flavour
• Age restriction: 18 and over, and ID may be requested on delivery

Performance and puff delivery in daily use

The headline figure for this kit is 600 puffs, and it is worth understanding what that number means. Puff counts are estimates. Manufacturers usually work them out by dividing the volume of e-liquid by the amount a machine draws per puff, often a steady inhale of two to three seconds. A 2ml pod rated at 600 puffs works out at roughly 3 microlitres of liquid per puff. Real people do not inhale like a machine. Short, light draws will stretch a kit beyond its rating, while long, deep draws with little gap between them will empty it sooner. A realistic expectation is somewhere between about 450 and 700 puffs per kit.

To turn that into a timeline, think in terms of your own habit. A light user taking 100 to 150 puffs a day will typically get four to six days from one kit. A moderate user at 200 to 300 puffs a day will finish a kit in two to three days. A heavy user who vapes almost constantly may empty one in a single day, and for that person the pack of ten represents around ten days of use rather than several weeks. If you know you fall into the heavy category, a refillable system will almost certainly cost you less over time, and we cover that comparison further down.

The draw is a mouth-to-lung style: tighter and more restricted than a sub-ohm kit, closer to the feel of pulling on a cigarette. Airflow is fixed, so there is nothing to adjust. At 20mg/ml with a nicotine salt formulation, the throat hit is present but smoother than the same strength in a freebase liquid would be. People who are used to a strong cigarette often find that the combination of tight draw and nicotine salt delivers a familiar sensation without the harshness.

Here is what to expect across the life of a single kit:

• First two thirds: flavour and vapour are at their most consistent. This is the part of the kit that most reviewers describe when they talk about performance.
• Final quarter: flavour can thin slightly and the vapour can feel a little warmer as the liquid level falls. That is normal and is not a fault.
• Empty: a dry, hot or burnt taste means the wick has run out of liquid. Stop using that kit. Continuing to pull on an empty unit scorches the cotton and leaves a lingering unpleasant taste.
• Temperature effects: a kit left in a cold car will wick more slowly, because the liquid thickens, and may give weaker vapour for the first few draws. Let it warm in your hand for a minute.

Because all ten kits in the pack come from the same production line and carry the same flavour, performance from one kit to the next should be very similar. If one kit behaves very differently from the others, treat it as a possible fault and contact us rather than assuming it is normal.

Flavour profile across the 19-flavour range

The ELF Bar 600 prefilled pod family is offered here in 19 flavours, and the variant selector at the top of this page shows what is currently in stock. Because each kit is a sealed unit, the flavour you choose is the flavour you get from first puff to last, with no cross-contamination from a previous liquid. Flavour descriptions are subjective, so treat the notes below as a guide to the style of each profile rather than a precise recipe.

• Blue Razz Lemonade: blue raspberry sweetness with a sharp lemon edge. It sits at the sweeter, sharper end of the range and suits people who enjoy sherbet-style flavours.
• Strawberry Ice: ripe strawberry up front with a cool exhale. The menthol level is moderate, so it feels refreshing without drowning out the fruit.
• Watermelon: a light, juicy melon note that stays on the gentler side. A reasonable first choice for someone who has not vaped before.
• Cherry Cola: a candy cherry note over a mild cola base. It is sweet and familiar, and tends to taste the same from the first draw to the last.
• Pink Lemonade: a sweeter, softer take on lemonade, closer to a fizzy drink than to fresh-squeezed citrus.
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry: tart berry with a sour finish. The sourness is noticeable, so it is not the flavour for anyone who prefers rounded, dessert-like profiles.
• Peach Ice: soft, fragrant peach with a clean cooling finish, and a popular all-day choice.
• Spearmint: a cooler, cleaner profile without any fruit. It suits ex-smokers who want to move away from sweet flavours altogether.

The remaining flavours in the range follow the same pattern of fruit, ice, candy and mint blends. When you browse the variants, you will notice that the names tend to signal the style: anything with Ice in the name carries a menthol or cooling note, anything with Sour adds tartness, and the simple single-fruit names usually sit at the lightest end of the sweetness scale.

A few practical points on choosing a flavour for a ten-pack. First, sweet flavours can cause vape tongue, a temporary dulling of taste after prolonged use of the same sweet liquid. If you notice that your favourite flavour seems to have gone flat, try a different profile for a couple of days, drink some water, and the effect normally passes. Second, ice and mint flavours often feel stronger on the throat than fruit-only flavours at the same nicotine level, because the cooling sensation adds to the throat hit. Third, if you are still deciding between two or three flavours, consider ordering a single kit of each before committing to a full pack. Once you know the flavour you will actually reach for, the ten-pack saves you from reordering as often.

Design and build quality

The ELF Bar 600 is a slim, lightweight device that is easy to carry. The body is a rounded rectangle, roughly the size of a large highlighter pen, with a flat top that tapers into the mouthpiece. The casing is moulded plastic with a printed or coloured finish that corresponds to the flavour, which makes it easy to tell flavours apart at a glance if you ever mix several in a drawer. It does not feel premium, and it does not try to. What it does feel is light, with a weight that makes it unobtrusive in a pocket or bag.

The mouthpiece is shaped for comfort and is wide enough that the airflow feels natural rather than pinched. There is a small LED indicator that lights when you draw, and many units flash it as a low-battery warning. The charging port sits at the base. The airflow inlet is on the body, and it is worth knowing where it is, because covering it with a finger or thumb while you draw will restrict the airflow and give a weak or strained puff.

In terms of build, expect the following:

• Seals: the pod is permanently sealed to the body. This keeps leaks low when the kit is stored upright, but it also means you cannot replace the coil or open the pod.
• Durability: the casing handles normal pocket carry without trouble. It is not shock-proof, and a hard drop onto a pavement can crack the shell or dislodge the battery connection.
• Leak resistance: well-made units rarely leak in normal use, but any prefilled device can seep if it is squeezed in a tight pocket, stored on its side in heat, or subjected to rapid pressure changes, such as on an aircraft. Keep kits upright where possible.
• Consistency: across a pack of ten you may see small cosmetic differences, such as slight variations in print alignment. These do not affect function.

For a pack of ten, storage matters more than it does for a single device. Keep unused kits in the original outer packaging or a small box, away from direct sunlight, radiators and car dashboards. Heat accelerates both battery ageing and e-liquid thinning, and it is the most common reason a kit that was fine on arrival behaves oddly a few weeks later. A cool cupboard or drawer is ideal. Keep all kits out of the reach of children and pets, because nicotine e-liquid is harmful if swallowed or if it comes into contact with skin, and wash any spills from your hands promptly.

Battery life and charging

The ELF Bar 600 platform typically uses a battery of around 550mAh. That may sound small beside the 1,000mAh to 3,000mAh cells in larger vape kits, but the device draws little power per puff, and the battery is sized to match a 2ml pod rather than to run for days on its own. For a typical user, the 550mAh cell is enough to empty a pod with some charge to spare, provided you are not chain-vaping flat out. In practice, most people find that one full charge covers the contents of a single pod, with a little margin.

Most current units charge through a USB-C port, but check the markings on your kit when it arrives, because older stock and different revisions can vary. If a charging port is present, here is how to look after the battery:

• Use a standard 5V USB charger or a computer USB port with a decent-quality cable. A phone charger is fine. Avoid fast chargers that negotiate higher voltages unless the manufacturer says they are safe, and avoid damaged or unbranded cables.
• Expect a full charge to take well under an hour from low, though times vary between units and chargers.
• Do not vape while charging. It stresses the battery and offers no benefit.
• Do not leave it charging overnight or unattended. Unplug it once the indicator shows it is full, where the unit has one.
• Never charge a unit that is swollen, hot to the touch, visibly damaged or leaking. Stop using it and dispose of it through a proper recycling route.

A common point of confusion is the difference between a battery that is flat and a pod that is empty. If the LED flashes when you draw and nothing happens, the battery is probably flat and needs charging. If the LED lights normally but the vapour is thin, hot or tastes burnt, the pod is probably empty and the battery is likely to have charge left. Because the pod and the battery are sealed together in one body, the battery will typically outlast the e-liquid, and when the liquid is gone the kit has reached the end of its useful life.

With ten kits in a pack, a practical routine helps. Charge each kit when it flashes low rather than topping it up at every opportunity, since small frequent top-ups add little. Keep a spare, charged kit on hand so that you are not caught out when one runs dry. And store unopened kits somewhere cool, because lithium cells that sit in a hot place for months can lose capacity before you ever use them.

Coil and mesh technology explained

In recent years, many pods and disposable-style devices have moved from traditional round-wire coils to mesh coils, and the ELF Bar 600 family is generally described as using a compact mesh heating element. A mesh coil is a thin sheet of metal with many tiny perforations, and it sits against the cotton wick inside the pod. Compared with a standard wire coil, the mesh offers a larger surface area in contact with the wick, which has a few practical effects.

• Faster, more even heating. The liquid is warmed across a wider area, which helps the first draw taste the same as the last.
• Fuller flavour. A larger contact area tends to extract more flavour from the same amount of liquid, and many users describe mesh as tasting rounder and less thin than small wire coils.
• Better wicking. The larger wicking area helps keep the mesh saturated, provided you are not drawing too quickly or too often with no pause.
• Lower risk of hot spots. Because heat is spread across the mesh rather than concentrated on a thin wire, the risk of localised burning is reduced, although it does not disappear if the wick runs dry.

The coil is not replaceable and the pod is not refillable. You will not need to prime the coil in the way you would with a refillable tank, because the wick is saturated at the factory. That said, if a kit has been in storage for a long period or in a cold place, a couple of gentle draws without firing, just by inhaling lightly, can help the liquid move into the wick before you start vaping properly.

Mesh coils give you a specific kind of vaping experience, and it is worth being clear about its limits. Because the coil and pod are sealed, you cannot swap in a different resistance, change power levels or try a different liquid. The experience is fixed and consistent, which is exactly what many people want from a kit like this, and exactly what some experienced vapers find limiting. If you enjoy tinkering with airflow, coils and e-liquid strengths, a refillable pod system will give you far more control, and the running costs will usually be lower. If you value a device that works every time without any maintenance, the sealed mesh design does what it is meant to do.

Coil lifespan is tied to the pod. The coil is built to last for the 2ml of liquid in the pod, with some margin, and no more. If you find a kit still produces vapour well after its rated puff count, that is a bonus, but the coil is not designed to be a long-term component, so a gradual decline in flavour towards the end is entirely normal.

Nicotine strength: what 20mg/ml means and how to choose

The ELF Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit is sold at 20mg/ml, which is 2% nicotine by volume and is the maximum strength permitted for nicotine vapes in the UK. This cap applies to refill liquids, prefilled pods and disposable-style devices alike, and it comes alongside a 2ml limit on the capacity of prefilled tanks and pods. The ELF Bar 600 is built to sit right at those limits: 2ml of liquid at 20mg/ml. That means each kit contains about 40mg of nicotine in total, which is a useful figure to keep in mind when you think about how fast you will go through one.

Because the strength is fixed, the choice you actually make is whether this device is appropriate for your level of nicotine dependence. As a rough guide:

• Smoking ten or more cigarettes a day: 20mg/ml is the usual starting point. A nicotine salt at this strength delivers nicotine quickly, which can help control cravings and reduce the urge to go back to cigarettes.
• Smoking fewer than ten a day: 20mg/ml may feel too strong, causing a harsh throat hit, dizziness or a racing heart. A lower-strength product, such as 10mg/ml or below from a refillable system, is likely to suit you better.
• Already vaping at lower strengths: stepping up to 20mg/ml suddenly can be uncomfortable. If you currently use 6mg/ml or 12mg/ml, this kit is probably stronger than you need.
• Not a smoker: do not start vaping. Nicotine is addictive, and these products are not intended for people who do not already use nicotine.

Signs that the strength is too high for you include nausea, light-headedness, a pounding heartbeat, a sore throat or an uncomfortable burning sensation on the inhale. If you notice any of these, stop, take a break, and consider a lower-strength product. Signs that it may be too low, which is unlikely at 20mg/ml but possible for very heavy smokers, include persistent cravings and a tendency to take many more puffs than usual. In that case, taking more puffs just means finishing kits faster without really solving the craving.

It is also worth remembering that nicotine salt behaves differently from freebase nicotine. A 20mg/ml salt feels smoother than 20mg/ml freebase would, because the pH is lower, so it is less harsh on the throat, but it delivers nicotine into the bloodstream more efficiently. This is why a nicotine salt device can feel strong even when the throat hit is gentle. Pace yourself in the first day or two, and notice how you feel after a handful of puffs rather than assuming the smooth feeling means it is mild.

Who the ELF Bar 600 suits, and who should skip it

No single device suits everyone, and this one is a particularly clear example. The ELF Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit is a convenience product, and convenience comes with trade-offs that matter more for some people than for others.

It is a good fit if you:

• are an adult smoker looking for a simple, low-effort alternative to cigarettes and do not want to learn how to fill a tank or change a coil
• smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day and need the 20mg/ml strength to stay off tobacco
• want a pocketable backup device in addition to a main refillable setup
• value consistency and like to know exactly what each puff will taste like
• vape at a moderate pace and want a pack of ten that will last several weeks rather than a few days
• prefer a mouth-to-lung draw that is close to the feel of a cigarette

You should probably skip it if you:

• have never smoked or vaped. Nicotine is addictive, and there is no good reason to start
• are under 18. It is illegal to sell vapes to under-18s in the UK, and we do not do so
• smoke fewer than a handful of cigarettes a day, where 20mg/ml is likely to be too strong
• vape heavily throughout the day and are likely to run through a kit in a day or less. The running cost and the waste will both be higher than with a refillable system
• prefer to adjust airflow, power or e-liquid strength. This kit gives you none of those controls
• want a device with a long service life. The sealed pod and coil are designed to be used up and replaced
• are pregnant, have a heart condition or other health concern relating to nicotine. Speak to a doctor or pharmacist before using any nicotine product

If you are trying to quit nicotine entirely, an NHS stop smoking service can offer free support and advice on the full range of options, and many local services provide vape starter kits to eligible smokers. A prefilled kit can be a useful step for some people, but a plan to reduce strength over time tends to work better than staying at the maximum indefinitely. If you find yourself using more kits than you intended, treat that as information about your dependence and consider talking to a professional.

One more point for households with children, pets or vulnerable adults: a pack of ten means more nicotine products in the house at once. Keep spares in a closed box, out of sight, and make sure used kits are not left lying around where a child could pick one up.

How to use and activate the kit

Setting up the ELF Bar 600 Prefilled Pod Kit takes less than a minute, and there is nothing to assemble. Here is a clear sequence to follow with each kit from your pack of ten.

• Check the kit. Make sure the casing is intact, the mouthpiece is clean and there are no signs of leaking. If anything looks damaged, do not use it, and contact us with a photo.
• Remove any seal. Some units have a small plastic cap or a sticker over the mouthpiece or the airflow inlet. Peel or pull it away. If you vape with the airflow inlet blocked, you will get little or no vapour.
• Check the charge. A newly delivered kit usually has enough charge to start. If the LED flashes quickly when you inhale, or the unit does not respond, charge it first with a USB cable.
• Take a gentle first draw. The device is draw-activated, so there is no button. Put your lips around the mouthpiece and inhale slowly for two to three seconds. The LED should light up and you should feel warm vapour.
• Pause between puffs. Leave 20 to 30 seconds between draws if you can, so the wick has time to re-saturate. Chain-vaping with no gap is the quickest way to get a dry, hot hit.
• Store it upright. When not in use, keep the kit upright with the mouthpiece pointing up, away from heat and direct sunlight.

A few tips that make the experience smoother. Start with shorter puffs than you think you need, because nicotine salt at 20mg/ml delivers a lot per puff. Take a drink of water if you feel your mouth drying, as vaping can leave you slightly dehydrated. Do not use the kit while driving or operating machinery if you feel light-headed. And do not use it in places where vaping is banned, which includes many workplaces, public transport and enclosed public spaces, as well as any venue or home where the owner has asked you not to.

When a kit is finished, do not try to refill it, open it or remove the battery yourself. Lithium cells can be dangerous if punctured or short-circuited, and the e-liquid is irritating and toxic if swallowed. Simply set the used kit aside for recycling, and move on to the next one from your pack. Keeping the empties in a separate, labelled container until you can take them to a drop-off point makes recycling a habit rather than an afterthought.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with a prefilled kit have a simple cause. Work through the following before assuming a unit is faulty.

• No vapour and no LED when you inhale. The battery is probably flat. Charge the kit for at least 20 to 30 minutes and try again. If it still does nothing after a full charge, check that the charging cable and charger work with another device.
• LED flashes but there is no vapour. This normally points to a flat battery, an empty pod or a coil that has not yet wicked properly. Try a few slow, gentle draws, and let the kit rest for a minute. If it is a new unit, make sure no seal is still covering the airflow inlet.
• Weak or thin vapour. The pod may be nearly empty, the battery may be low, or the kit may be cold. Warm it in your hand, charge it, and slow your draw. Weak vapour at the end of a kit's life is expected.
• Burnt or dry taste. The wick has run low or run out of liquid, or you have been puffing too frequently. Stop using that kit and move to the next one. Do not try to revive it, because the burnt taste does not go away.
• Gurgling or spitting. A little condensation can collect in the mouthpiece. Wipe it with a clean tissue, hold the kit upright for a few seconds, and take a slower draw.
• Leaking from the mouthpiece or body. Wipe the unit clean and wash your hands. If leaking continues, stop using that kit and contact us, because a leaking battery housing can be a safety issue.
• Kit gets hot. Stop using it immediately and let it cool. A kit that gets noticeably hot during normal use, or while charging, should not be used again. Dispose of it through a proper recycling route and tell us about it.
• Flavour seems weaker than the previous kit. Often this is vape tongue rather than a fault. Switch to a different flavour for a day or two, drink water, and compare again.
• Cannot get a satisfying hit. If the kit seems to work but never quite satisfies, you may need a different product, because 20mg/ml is already the cap and a tighter or looser draw is not adjustable.

With a pack of ten, you have the advantage of being able to compare kits directly. If one behaves differently from the other nine, that tells you more than any troubleshooting guide can. When you contact us, include your order number, the flavour, a short description of the problem and a clear photo if the issue is visual. Please keep the faulty unit rather than throwing it away, as we may need to see it or ask you to return it. Do not post damaged lithium batteries through the mail without checking the correct procedure first, since these are classed as dangerous goods in some circumstances, and we will advise you on what to do.

Value for money and how it compares with alternatives

Value is easier to judge when you break the pack down into its parts. Ten kits give you around 6,000 puffs and roughly 20ml of liquid. Compare the per-kit price on the listing with the price of a single ELF Bar 600 kit, and you can see what the multipack saves. Because prices and promotions change, we have not put a figure on this page. What matters is how the cost per puff, and the cost per day for your own habit, compares with the other routes available to you.

Against buying single kits. A ten-pack usually works out cheaper per kit than buying ten individually, and it saves repeat delivery charges and the risk of running out mid-week. The saving only counts if you will use all ten. If you are still unsure about a flavour, buy one first.

Against other 600-puff pod kits. Other brands sell similar closed-system kits with comparable specifications, including Lost Mary and Crystal Bar models, which are also rated at around 600 puffs with 2ml of liquid at 20mg/ml. In broad terms they are closer to each other than their marketing suggests. Differences come down to flavour tuning, build detail and how reliably the individual units perform. The ELF Bar 600 has a wide flavour list and a well-known track record, and that is a fair reason to choose it, but it is not dramatically ahead of its closest rivals on specification.

Against larger prefilled kits. Kits rated at 1,000 puffs or more usually carry bigger batteries and may offer better value per puff, but they are bulkier and can be slower to finish. The 600 format suits people who prefer a lighter device and who do not mind swapping more often.

Against refillable pod systems. Kits such as the Vaporesso XROS or Oxva Xlim cost more at the start, but running costs fall considerably because you refill from a 10ml bottle of e-liquid. The trade-off is that you must fill the pod, clean it and sometimes replace a coil, which not everyone wants to do. If you find yourself buying a new kit every day or two, that is a clear signal to look at a refillable system, because over a month the saving can be substantial.

Overall, the ELF Bar 600 pack of ten represents fair value for a moderate user who wants a simple, consistent product and is prepared to pay a bit more per millilitre for convenience. It is not the cheapest way to vape, and it makes less sense for heavy users. It is also worth factoring in the waste: ten sealed kits means ten batteries and ten plastic bodies to recycle, which is one reason a refillable system can be the more sensible choice over the long run.

Recycling, storage and buying in the UK

The rules around vaping in the UK have changed over time, and it helps to know what applies to a product like this. The 20mg/ml nicotine limit and the 2ml capacity limit for prefilled pods apply to all nicotine vapes sold in the UK. Products must also carry the required health warnings and be notified to the regulator before they can be sold. Since 1 June 2025, the sale of single-use vapes has been banned across the UK, which has shifted the market towards rechargeable devices and replaceable pods. When you compare listings, look for details about charging so that you understand exactly what you are buying. It is illegal to sell vapes or e-liquids to anyone under 18, and it is an offence for an adult to buy them on behalf of a minor.

Recycling matters more with a pack of ten than with a single device, simply because of the numbers. Every kit contains a lithium battery, and a lithium battery in the general waste or household recycling can be crushed in a collection vehicle or sorting plant and start a fire. These fires are a well-documented hazard for waste workers. Here is how to deal with empties properly:

• Never put used kits in your household bin or kerbside recycling. They must go through the electrical waste route.
• Use a drop-off point. Retailers who sell vaping products are required to offer a take-back service for used devices, and many household waste recycling centres have a small electricals bin that accepts vapes. Supermarkets and some convenience stores also have small electricals collection points.
• Keep used kits together. Store empties in a small plastic or metal container with a lid, away from heat, until you are ready to drop them off. Do not store them loose with metal objects that could short the battery.
• Do not open, crush or puncture them. Leave the battery and the pod as they are.
• Check local rules. Councils differ in what they accept and where, so look up your local household waste recycling centre online if you are unsure.

For storing unused kits, a cool, dry place is best, and the original packaging helps to keep them clean and protected. Avoid leaving them in cars, near radiators or in sunlight. If you travel with a kit, keep it in a bag where it will not be squeezed, and check airline and train company rules, because some do not allow vapes in the hold and many restrict charging on board.

If you are buying from us, delivery is to UK addresses only and is intended for adults. Please be ready to confirm your age on delivery, and check the delivery information at checkout for options and timescales. If you need to talk to someone about a faulty unit, our customer service team can help with returns and replacements for products that arrive damaged or defective.