IVG Pro 12 Pre-Filled Pod Kit Pack of 10 Mango Lychee Ice "New"

Overview

The IVG Pro 12 Pre-Filled Pod Kit Pack of 10 Mango Lychee Ice "New" by IVG in Mango Lychee Ice "New" at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Overview: what the IVG Pro 12 Pre-Filled Pod Kit Pack of 10 is and what ten units means

The IVG Pro 12 Pre-Filled Pod Kit Pack of 10 is a multi-unit bundle from IVG, a UK e-liquid brand with a long track record in the nicotine salt market. Each unit in the pack is a pre-filled pod kit: a compact, draw-activated pod device paired with a sealed pod of ready-to-vape e-liquid. There is nothing to fill, no separate coil to prime, no tank to clean and no button sequence to learn. You take it out of the packaging, inhale, and it works. Ten units arrive together, which changes both the economics and the logistics compared with buying a single kit every time you run low.

The product is listed as an accessory-style bundle because it is sold as a multipack rather than as a single standalone device. That matters for how you should think about it. This is not a one-off impulse purchase; it is a stock-up for a vaper who has already settled on the format, knows the flavour they like, and wants to stop reordering every week or two. If you are brand new to vaping, you will probably want to try a single unit or a smaller pack first, then come back to the pack of ten once you know the draw and the flavour suit you.

The family behind this listing covers 28 flavours, so the variant you pick from the dropdown decides what all ten units in your box taste like. Check the selected variant and the nicotine strength shown on the page before adding to basket, because a multipack of the wrong flavour is an annoying mistake to make.

This page walks through what you can reasonably expect from the product: puff delivery, flavour, build quality, battery, coil and pod design, nicotine strength, who it suits, how to use it, how to troubleshoot it and how it compares on price. Where a figure is a reasoned estimate rather than a manufacturer-stated number, we say so. The specification table on the product page is the final word on exact numbers for the variant you choose.

• Format: pre-filled pod kit, draw-activated, no fill or setup required.
• Pack size: 10 units per order.
• Brand: IVG.
• Range: 28 flavours in the family.
• Audience: adult smokers and existing vapers in the UK who want a simple, repeatable routine.

A pack of ten sounds simple, but it is worth being clear about what you are actually buying. You are getting ten identical units in the single flavour you select. You are not getting a mixed assortment, and you cannot split the order across flavours inside one line item. If you want variety, add several variants to your basket separately. Most people who buy a multipack of this type settle on one or two flavours they genuinely enjoy and reorder those, because flavour fatigue tends to set in faster than people expect when they are vaping all day.

The practical benefits of ten units are easy to list.

• You stop running out. A single pre-filled pod lasts a fixed number of puffs. Ten units give you a long runway, which suits a heavy daily user and also anyone who lives somewhere that corner shops stock a limited selection.
• You reduce the cost per unit. Multipacks are priced to reward bulk buying, so the price per kit is normally lower than buying singles. Compare the pack price divided by ten against the single-unit price shown elsewhere in the store.
• You reduce the number of deliveries. One parcel, one delivery window, one set of packaging to recycle.
• You have a spare when something goes wrong. If a unit has a manufacturing fault or you leave one on a train, the next one is already in the drawer.

There are a few drawbacks too. Ten units is a real outlay up front, and if you buy the wrong flavour you have ten of them. Storage matters as well: pre-filled pods are sealed and stable, but they should be kept somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight, and well away from children and pets. Because the product contains nicotine, it should be stored in a closed cupboard or box, not left in a bag on a radiator.

One more practical point: the pack is intended for adult use only. In the UK you must be 18 or over to buy nicotine vaping products, and our checkout will ask you to confirm your age. Couriers may also ask for proof of age on delivery for some parcels, so make sure the delivery address is somewhere an adult can accept the package.

Performance and puff delivery

Puff count is the number most buyers look at first, and it is also the number most likely to be misunderstood. A pre-filled pod holds a fixed volume of e-liquid. Under UK rules, refillable tanks and pods are capped at 2ml, and pre-filled pods follow the same limit. A 2ml pod does not translate to a fixed number of puffs, because the real figure depends on how long you inhale, how often you vape, how warm the coil runs and how thick the e-liquid is.

As a reasoning exercise, a typical short mouth-to-lung draw with a low-power pod coil uses somewhere in the region of 0.003 to 0.004ml of e-liquid per puff. Divide 2ml by that range and you land between roughly 500 and 650 puffs per pod. That is a conservative, real-world figure and it is much lower than the large numbers printed on some oversized single-use products. Across ten units, you are looking at several thousand puffs in total from the pack, which for a moderate daily user is a matter of weeks rather than days.

What this means for planning is straightforward.

• Light user (a few short sessions a day): one unit may last several days, so a pack of ten can stretch to a couple of months.
• Moderate user (regular use through the day): expect one unit to last around two to four days, so ten units cover roughly three to five weeks.
• Heavy user (near-continuous use, especially when replacing smoking): a unit may last a day or less, and the pack will cover around ten days to two weeks.

Draw feel is the other half of performance. Pod kits in this category generally use a restricted mouth-to-lung airflow, which feels closer to a cigarette than an open sub-ohm draw. The throat hit is soft to medium at 20mg/ml with nicotine salts, and it should feel smooth instead of harsh. Vapour production is modest by design; this is a format for discreet, low-fuss vaping, not for large clouds.

Consistency is where a sealed pre-filled design earns its keep. Because the coil and e-liquid are matched at the factory, the first puff and the last puff taste similar, and you do not get the dry-hit risk that comes from a badly primed home-built coil. Performance does tail off when the pod nears empty, with a thinner flavour and a slightly warm draw, which is your cue to swap it out.

Flavour profile across the 28-flavour range

IVG is known for sweet, fruit-forward profiles and clean menthol blends, and the 28 variants in this family follow that pattern. Because the exact lineup can change between production batches, treat the examples below as a guide to the style of flavour you will find, then confirm the precise names in the variant dropdown on the product page.

Flavours in this kind of range usually fall into four groups.

• Fruit and berry: blue raspberry, strawberry, blueberry and mixed berry blends. These tend to be sweet with a tart edge and make up the biggest share of the range.
• Fruit and ice: watermelon ice, mango ice, peach ice and grape ice. The fruit note leads and a cooling menthol finish arrives on the exhale.
• Candy and soda: cherry cola, pink lemonade and similar sweet, fizzy profiles. These are popular with people moving away from tobacco who still want something indulgent.
• Menthol and mint: straight menthol and spearmint or peppermint options, aimed at vapers who want a crisp, clean taste with minimal sweetness.

In practice, sweet fruit flavours deliver the clearest taste on the first few puffs, while ice variants keep their cooling effect for longer than they keep their fruit character. If you plan to vape the same flavour for a month, it can help to choose one with a second note, such as fruit plus ice, rather than a single simple flavour that you may find flat by the second week.

A fair warning: flavour is subjective. Reviews that call a profile 'authentic' or 'accurate' are describing a personal reaction, not a measurement. Candy-style flavours can taste artificial to people who prefer natural fruit, and menthol strength varies between brands. If you have not tried the flavour before, consider buying a single unit of the same variant first, particularly if you are spending on a pack of ten.

Another thing to bear in mind is that sweet e-liquids leave more residue on the coil over time. This is normal. It is one reason the pod format works well: when flavour starts to dull, you swap to a fresh unit and the coil is new again, rather than trying to clean and rebuild.

Design and build quality

Pod kits are designed to be carried in a pocket, which dictates their shape. Expect a slim, rounded-rectangle or oval body that is easy to hold between two fingers, with a small mouthpiece at one end and a charging port at the other. The finish is usually a matte or lightly textured plastic or coated metal, chosen to resist fingerprints and to survive being dropped in a bag with keys and a phone.

When assessing build quality on a multipack of ten, consistency matters more than any single unit. A good batch has even finishing, a mouthpiece that sits flush and a pod that clicks into place without wobble. If the pod feels loose, remove it and reseat it firmly, because the magnetic or friction connection needs to line up with the contacts for the device to fire.

Points worth checking when your parcel arrives:

• Packaging seal: the outer box should be intact and the individual units should be sealed or in their own sleeves.
• Pod fit: the pod should sit snugly with no visible gap.
• Mouthpiece: no cracks, and no stray liquid pooled around it.
• Charging port: clean, undamaged and free of debris.
• Labelling: nicotine strength, ingredients and warnings should be clearly printed, as UK rules require.

Pre-filled units are sealed at the factory, so leaks on arrival should be rare. If one does arrive leaking, set it aside, wash your hands with soap and water, and contact customer service with a photo. Do not try to vape a unit that has visible liquid in the airflow path.

Compared with a larger refillable box mod, the pocket pod design trades durability for convenience. The plastic is lighter and the unit is not intended to survive years of daily abuse. That is acceptable because the product is built to be used through a defined number of pods and then replaced, not kept indefinitely. If you want something you can keep and rebuild for years, a refillable pod system or a mod is a better fit.

Finally, think about the discreet factor. A small pod device is less conspicuous than a big mod, produces less vapour and has no strong odour, which is useful at work, in a car or around family members who do not vape. Always follow the rules of wherever you are, including workplaces, public transport and venues that restrict vaping.

Battery and charging

Battery capacity on compact pod devices is normally in the region of 400 to 800mAh. As a reasoned estimate for a unit in this class, you should expect a capacity within that band, enough to carry a normal day of use for a moderate vaper, and sometimes a good deal longer for a light user. The exact capacity for your variant is shown in the specification table, and we recommend checking it, because it is the one figure we cannot confirm from the product name alone.

Because a 2ml pod only holds a few hundred puffs, a typical battery in this range is usually matched to roughly one or two pods of vapour per full charge. This is a sensible design: the battery is not so large that it adds bulk, and not so small that you are charging mid-session.

Charging tips that apply to most USB-C pod devices:

• Use a standard 5V USB charger or a computer port. Fast chargers are fine, because the device negotiates its own current, but a cheap, unbranded adapter can be unreliable.
• Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface and never leave a device charging unattended overnight on a bed or sofa.
• Disconnect when the indicator shows full if the unit has an LED. Many have a light that changes colour or stops flashing when charging completes.
• Do not vape while charging unless the unit specifically allows pass-through, since heat and current together are harder on the cell.
• Keep the port clean. Lint from a pocket can stop the charger from seating properly.

Lithium cells age with every cycle. After a few hundred cycles you may notice shorter runtime, and a cell that has been dropped, crushed or exposed to heat can fail in a worse way. If a device becomes unusually hot, swells, smells of chemicals or hisses, stop using it, move it to a safe non-flammable surface away from anything combustible and contact the retailer. Never throw a damaged battery in the general rubbish bin, because it can start a fire in refuse lorries and recycling plants.

If you are buying ten units, remember that unused batteries still lose a small amount of charge in storage. Give each unit a top-up before first use if it feels weak, and avoid leaving them in a hot car through summer, where internal temperatures can rise well past what lithium cells are designed to tolerate.

Coil and pod technology

The coil is the heating element that turns e-liquid into vapour, and in pre-filled pod systems it is built into the pod. Most modern pods use either a conventional wire coil with an organic cotton wick or a mesh coil, which spreads the heat over a wider surface area. Mesh generally gives more even heating, a slightly fuller flavour and more consistent vapour, while a standard coil tends to be simpler and cheaper. Check the product specification for the coil type used in your selected variant, because we do not want to state one if it differs.

Whichever coil is used, the key characteristics of a pre-filled pod are the same.

• Fixed capacity: up to 2ml of e-liquid per pod, in line with UK limits.
• Matched coil and liquid: the resistance, wicking and liquid viscosity are tuned together, so you do not need to change any settings.
• Sealed system: the pod is filled and closed at the factory, so there is nothing to spill and nothing to prime.
• Limited lifespan: the coil is designed to last as long as the e-liquid in the pod, no more and no less.

Nicotine salt e-liquid is the usual choice here, with a higher PG (propylene glycol) share than a freebase liquid. This is because PG carries flavour well and suits low-power coils, while a lower VG (vegetable glycerine) share keeps the liquid thin enough to wick quickly. The practical effect is a smoother throat hit at 20mg/ml than you would get from freebase nicotine at the same strength.

A few things to know about how coils behave in the real world. Priming happens as the wick soaks up liquid, so the very first puff after unboxing can taste a little dry. Wait thirty seconds to a minute after unpacking, and take a couple of gentle draws without a long hold. Rapid chain vaping can outpace the wick and cause a burnt taste, so pause for a few seconds between draws if you vape heavily. And if you ever taste burning, stop and let the pod rest rather than pushing on, since a scorched wick will not recover.

Because everything is sealed, you cannot change the coil. When the pod is empty or the flavour has dulled, the unit is finished. That is the trade-off for never having to maintain anything.

Nicotine strength guidance and UK limits

In the UK, the maximum nicotine strength for vaping liquids and pods is 20mg/ml, which is 2%. This applies to refillable e-liquids, pre-filled pods and the rechargeable systems that use them. You will not find a legal UK product above that strength, so any listing that claims higher is not something to trust. Our store only stocks products sold within UK rules, and the strength is printed on the product label as well as on the page.

Choosing the right strength comes down to how much nicotine you were getting before and how you plan to vape.

• 20mg/ml: the sensible starting point for most people who smoke 10 or more cigarettes a day, or who want to stop smoking completely. Nicotine salts make this strength feel smooth, and the hit is satisfying without being harsh.
• 10 to 12mg/ml: a better fit for lighter smokers, people cutting down, or former smokers who are already comfortable with vaping and want a milder experience. If a lower strength is offered in your chosen flavour, it is worth considering.
• Lower strengths (3 to 6mg/ml): best for people who vape mainly out of habit and want little nicotine, or for those who have reduced their intake over time.

If the variant you select offers only one strength, the page will show it clearly, and the quantity discounts apply to that variant alone. Do not assume a lower strength is available just because other products in the range offer it.

Some signs you may have the wrong strength:

• Too high: dizziness, nausea, a racing heart, sweating or a harsh throat hit. Stop, drink water and move to a lower strength.
• Too low: constant cravings, vaping far more often than you planned, or going back to cigarettes. Consider a higher strength so you are not compensating with frequent puffs.

Nicotine is addictive. This product contains it and is not recommended for people who do not already use nicotine. It is not suitable for anyone under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or people with certain heart conditions unless a doctor has advised otherwise. If you are using vaping to stop smoking, the NHS and local stop smoking services offer free support and can be combined with vaping to improve your chances.

Who it is for, and who should skip it

This pack is built around a particular type of buyer. The simplest way to decide if you are that person is to run through the lists below honestly.

It suits you if:

• You are an adult smoker looking for a straightforward switch with no fiddly setup.
• You already use pod devices and know which flavour you want to stay with.
• You want a predictable cost per unit and fewer parcels.
• You value discretion, a small footprint and modest vapour.
• You like the idea of a fresh coil with every pod, with no maintenance at all.
• You use your vape heavily and would rather buy ten at a time than worry about running out.

You might want to skip it if:

• You have never vaped and are not sure about the flavour or the draw. Try a single unit first.
• You want large clouds, adjustable wattage or a sub-ohm draw. A box mod or a larger refillable kit is a better match.
• You want to pick your own e-liquid and mix flavours. A refillable pod system gives you that freedom.
• You are particularly environmentally conscious and want a device you keep for years. A refillable kit produces less waste over time, although you will still need to recycle correctly.
• You do not use nicotine at present. This product contains it, and there is no reason to start.
• You are under 18. Sales to under-18s are illegal in the UK, and we will not supply them.

Think about your usage pattern too. People who vape in short bursts across the day tend to be happy with the pod format, because the device is always ready and always the same. People who like long, slow sessions of cloud-heavy vaping tend to find a pod kit restrictive.

Finally, consider whether ten is the right number. If you are unsure, a pack of ten is still sensible for a regular user, but if you are only going to vape occasionally, you may find the units sit in a drawer for months. E-liquid can degrade slowly with age, losing some flavour and gradually darkening, so it is better to buy what you will use in a reasonable period rather than stockpile a year of supply.

How to use and activate your pod kit

Pre-filled pod kits are designed to need almost no instruction, but a few simple steps will improve your first experience and extend the life of each unit.

First use:

• Check the unit. Remove it from the packaging, inspect it for damage and confirm the pod is seated firmly.
• Remove any protective film or cap. Some units ship with a plastic seal over the mouthpiece or airflow inlet. Take it off before use.
• Charge if needed. If the battery feels low or the unit does not respond, connect it to a USB-C charger for the time stated in the instructions, usually under an hour.
• Let the coil prime. Wait 30 to 60 seconds, then take two or three gentle draws without holding in the vapour.
• Vape normally. Draw slowly and steadily, over two to three seconds, then exhale.

During use:

• Take draws of two to four seconds with a pause between them. Short, regular puffs give better flavour and reduce the risk of a burnt hit.
• Hold the device upright when not in use, with the mouthpiece pointing up, to reduce the risk of condensation or liquid pooling.
• Wipe the mouthpiece with a clean, dry cloth if you notice moisture. Avoid water on the contacts.

Between units: once the pod is empty, or the flavour has faded, switch to a new unit from your pack. Keep spent units separate from fresh ones so you do not confuse them, and put them aside for recycling.

Draw activation means there is no button to press. Simply inhale and the sensor fires the coil. If you are used to a device with a power button, this takes a few minutes to get used to, and the main tip is to inhale firmly enough to trigger the sensor but gently enough to avoid pulling liquid through the coil.

For safety, keep the device away from children and pets, do not leave it in a hot car and do not take it apart. A sealed pod should never be pierced, refilled or modified. If you want a refillable system, buy one that is designed for it.

Troubleshooting common problems

Even a simple device can occasionally misbehave. These are the most common issues with pre-filled pod kits and what usually fixes them.

• No vapour, but the unit has charge. Take the pod out and reseat it so the contacts line up. Clean the contacts with a dry cotton bud. If the device still does not fire, try a different unit from the pack to determine whether the problem is the pod or the battery section.
• Weak or muted flavour. The pod may be running low, or the coil may be saturated with sweet residue. Take a few slow draws, allow a minute to rest and then try again. If the flavour is still faint, the pod is probably close to empty.
• Burnt or acrid taste. This is usually caused by chain vaping or by a nearly empty pod. Stop, wait a few minutes and take shorter draws. If the burnt taste continues, replace the pod. Do not persist, since a burnt coil will not recover.
• Gurgling or spitting. Condensation has formed in the airflow path. Blow gently through the mouthpiece in the direction of exhale, or wipe it dry, and hold the device upright.
• Leaking. Check that the pod is fully seated. Wash your hands, wipe the device clean and let it rest upright. If it continues to leak, stop using that unit and contact customer service.
• Device not charging. Try another cable and charger. Check the port for lint. If the indicator light does not respond with a known-good cable, the unit may be faulty.
• Unit gets hot. Stop using it immediately and let it cool in a safe location. Persistent heat is a safety issue and the unit should be reported and replaced.
• Automatic cut-off. Many units shut off after a set number of seconds on a single draw to protect the coil. Release and draw again normally.

When a fault is a manufacturing defect, the retailer is responsible. In the UK, goods must be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. If a unit in your pack is faulty on arrival, photograph it, keep the packaging and contact us through the contact page. We will arrange a replacement or refund according to our returns policy. Do not send damaged lithium batteries through the post without checking with us first, as they have special transport rules.

Value for money and how it compares

The way to judge value on a pre-filled pod pack is cost per puff and cost per day, not just the headline price. Divide the pack price by ten to get the cost per unit, then compare that with the single-unit price in the store. Multipacks normally reward you with a lower per-unit price, and for a daily user that adds up quickly across a month.

As a rough framework, with a reasoned estimate of 500 to 650 puffs per 2ml pod, the cost per puff will sit in a similar band to other mainstream pod systems and will usually be lower than buying the same product one at a time. The saving is real if you use the product regularly, and it is smaller if you only vape occasionally and units sit unused.

How does it compare with the alternatives? Fair comparisons help here, so here is an honest summary.

• Versus a refillable pod kit: a refillable system costs less per puff in the long run, because bottles of e-liquid are cheaper than sealed pods, and it gives you control over flavour and nicotine. It also needs more maintenance, with coils to replace and liquid to top up. If you want zero fuss, pre-filled wins; if you want the lowest running cost, refillable wins.
• Versus a larger tank or box mod: these offer more power, bigger vapour and customisation but need setup and are less pocketable. They suit enthusiasts, not people who want a simple switch from smoking.
• Versus other pre-filled pod brands: many mainstream brands offer comparable 2ml pods at similar prices, with differences mostly in flavour choice, battery size and pod design. IVG's strengths are a large flavour list and a well-known UK name; some competitors offer larger batteries or proprietary pod designs that may fit your preference better.
• Versus single-use products: the sale of single-use disposable vapes has been banned in the UK since June 2025, so this comparison is now largely historical. A rechargeable pod kit with replaceable pods is the legal, lower-waste alternative.

Overall, the pack represents sound value for a regular user who is happy with the flavour and the format. It is not the cheapest way to vape, since a refillable device wins on running cost, but it is one of the easiest, and a bulk pack narrows the price gap. Check the pack price against the single price before you buy, and compare the spec table with any competitor you are considering.

Recycling, storage and UK rules

Vaping products contain lithium batteries, plastic and electronic components, so they must be disposed of properly. They should never go in your normal household bin or in kerbside recycling. Under UK waste electrical regulations, retailers that sell vaping devices are required to offer take-back of used equipment, and local authorities run household waste recycling centres that accept small electricals, including vapes.

Here is a straightforward routine for the ten units in your pack.

• Collect spent units in a small sealed box or bag, kept in a cool place away from children.
• Do not puncture or crush them. Damaged batteries are the main cause of fires at recycling facilities.
• Drop them off at a retailer take-back point, a household waste recycling centre or a dedicated small-electricals bin. Many supermarkets and vape shops offer one.
• Keep the cardboard and outer packaging separate and put it in your paper and card recycling.

Storage of unused units is just as important. Keep the pack in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature, out of direct sunlight, and in a spot children and pets cannot reach. Nicotine is toxic if swallowed, particularly for small children, and a leaking pod can be hazardous. If liquid gets on your skin, wash it off with soap and water, and if it is swallowed or gets in the eyes, seek medical advice straight away.

On the regulatory side, the main points to remember are these.

• Maximum nicotine strength is 20mg/ml.
• Maximum pod or tank capacity is 2ml.
• Packaging must carry a health warning and ingredient information.
• You must be 18 or over to buy or be sold nicotine vaping products.
• Single-use disposable vapes can no longer be sold in the UK, which is why rechargeable kits with replaceable pods are the supported route.

We are a UK retailer and we sell products that are notified and sold within these rules. If you have a question about where a particular item sits, contact us before you buy. And if you are tempted to travel abroad with your pack, check the rules of the country you are visiting, because some prohibit vaping products altogether.