Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle by Oxva

Overview

The Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle by Oxva by Oxva at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle by Oxva: Overview

The Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine Vape Bundle by Oxva is a starter package built around the Nexlim Go, a slim refillable pod kit from Oxva, the Shenzhen-based hardware brand behind the Xlim family of compact pod devices. The words zero nicotine in the name are the important part. This bundle is set up for 0mg vaping, which means the liquid you use with it contains no nicotine at all. It is listed at £18.99 on this page, which places it at the low-cost end of the reusable kit market, and it is aimed at adults who want a pocketable, rechargeable device they can fill themselves and keep using for months rather than throwing away after a few days.

The timing matters for UK buyers. Single-use vapes can no longer be sold in the UK, so the convenient end of the market is now made up of reusable devices: a battery you charge over USB-C and a pod you refill or replace. The Nexlim Go fits that pattern neatly. It is small enough to carry in a jeans pocket, simple enough that there is nothing to build or adjust, and it runs on a modest battery that suits the low power a pod needs. Pairing it with 0mg liquid gives you the flavour, the vapour and the hand-to-mouth habit with none of the nicotine.

This guide explains what the bundle is, how it performs, what 0mg liquid tastes like in a small mesh pod, how to set it up and fix the usual faults, and how it compares with rival kits on value. We have tried to be plain about the limits as well. A small pod device does not make big clouds, a 0mg setup does nothing for nicotine cravings, and some of the figures below are typical for this class of device rather than manufacturer-certified, so please confirm exact specifications on the listing before you order.

Key points at a glance:

• Format: refillable pod kit, rechargeable over USB-C
• Nicotine: 0mg/ml, nicotine free
• Pod capacity: 2ml, the maximum UK rules allow for a refillable pod or tank
• Battery: built-in lithium-ion cell, in the region of 1000mAh for a slim device of this type
• Coil: replaceable mesh-style coil built into the pod, typically between 0.6 and 1.0 ohm
• Typical output: low power, roughly in the 15W to 30W band, which is normal for a pod system
• Realistic pod life: a 2ml fill commonly gives somewhere around 300 to 600 puffs, depending on the liquid and how you draw
• Price: £18.99, adults only, 18+

What Is in the Bundle and How Zero Nicotine Fits UK Rules

A bundle in this category means a device sold together with the things you need to start using it, at a lower combined price than buying each part on its own. For the Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine bundle, that normally means the Nexlim Go battery body and a pod, plus zero-nicotine e-liquid or zero-nicotine supplies to go with it, and a USB-C charging cable and quick-start card in the box. Exact contents can change between batches and colourways, so treat the product listing as the authority on what arrives at your door, and check it before ordering if you need a particular item.

The refillable format is what makes the zero-nicotine side of this bundle straightforward. A closed, prefilled pod locks you into whatever liquid the manufacturer put inside it. A refillable pod lets you choose. With 0mg liquid you can pick the flavour you want, the VG/PG balance you prefer, and the bottle size that suits how much you vape. That flexibility is the main reason refillable kits remain popular with adults who vape for flavour rather than for nicotine.

It helps to understand how UK rules treat nicotine and zero-nicotine products differently, because it affects what you can buy to go with the kit:

• Nicotine cap: nicotine e-liquid in the UK, whether freebase or nicotine salt, is capped at 20mg/ml. That cap applies to every refill and every prefilled pod, not just to one product type. A 0mg bundle sits outside that scale entirely. It is not a weak nicotine product, it is a nicotine-free one.
• Bottle size: nicotine-containing refill bottles are limited to 10ml. Because 0mg liquid contains no nicotine, it is commonly sold in bigger bottles, such as 50ml and 100ml. Larger bottles usually work out cheaper per millilitre, which helps when you fill a 2ml pod several times a day.
• Pod and tank size: refillable pods and tanks are capped at 2ml, which is why the Nexlim Go pod holds 2ml and no more.
• Age: we sell to adults only. That applies to our zero-nicotine products as well as nicotine ones, so expect to confirm you are 18+ at checkout.

Things worth having alongside the bundle: a bottle of 0mg liquid in a flavour you like if none is included, a spare pod so you are never stuck when a coil wears out, and a decent USB-C cable. Orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery, and at £18.99 the bundle alone sits just under that line, so adding a spare pod or a bottle of liquid often works out at no extra delivery cost.

Performance and Puff Delivery

The Nexlim Go is built around a tight, cigarette-like draw. The airflow is restrictive enough to suit mouth-to-lung vaping, where you draw vapour into your mouth for a second or two and then inhale. That is the technique most ex-smokers and former disposable users are already used to, and it is the reason slim pod kits became the default replacement for single-use devices. If you would rather inhale directly into your lungs, you will find a pod this size a little restrictive, and a larger kit with looser airflow would suit you better.

Vapour production sits in the middle of the pod kit range. A mesh coil heats a wider surface than a single round wire, so it produces a more even, fuller vapour than a basic cotton and wire starter coil of the same power. It will not match a sub-ohm kit running at 60W or more, and it is not meant to. The practical advantage of lower output is that the pod uses less liquid per puff, the battery lasts longer, and the vapour is quieter and less obvious in the places where heavy clouds draw attention, such as on a train platform or outside a pub doorway.

With nicotine-free liquid, performance is judged almost entirely on flavour and vapour rather than throat hit. Nicotine is what gives a firm hit at the back of the throat. Without it, the sensation is smoother and lighter, and many people who vape at 0mg describe it as closer to a flavoured mist than to a cigarette. If you are used to a hard hit, you will notice that difference straight away.

A few things influence how the kit performs day to day:

• Liquid thickness: a balanced blend such as 50/50 or 60/40 VG/PG wicks quickly through a small mesh pod and gives a steady draw. Very thick, high-VG liquids can wick slowly and cause dry hits in a pod this size.
• Draw length: a slow, gentle draw of two to three seconds gives fuller flavour and a longer coil life. Hard, fast pulls heat the coil faster than the cotton can refill.
• Pod fill level: keep the liquid above the bottom third of the pod. Running low is the most common cause of a burnt taste.
• Coil age: a fresh pod is crisp. Flavour dulls gradually as the coil wears, and that is your cue to swap the pod.

Consistency is where this style of kit does well. Once the cotton is properly soaked, the first puff and the two-hundredth puff taste much the same, which is not always the case with a basic wire coil that can start strong and fade. Treat the Nexlim Go as a steady everyday device, not a showpiece.

Flavour Profile with Zero-Nicotine E-Liquid

Because the Nexlim Go is refillable, the flavour is whatever you put in the pod. That makes this section less about a fixed taste and more about how a small mesh pod treats different kinds of 0mg liquid. A mesh coil is good at flavour. Heating across a wide surface means the liquid vaporises evenly and the top notes of a recipe come through cleanly. Fruit liquids taste bright, menthol and ice blends stay crisp rather than turning harsh, and sweeter recipes remain smooth, provided you do not drive the pod too hard.

Nicotine has a taste of its own, a slightly peppery bitterness that slightly flattens delicate flavours. When it is removed, the flavour of the recipe is more exposed. Some people find 0mg liquids taste cleaner and sweeter than the same recipe at 20mg. Others find they taste a little thinner, because the bitterness of nicotine actually gave the liquid a grounding edge. Neither reaction is wrong, and it is worth buying a couple of different flavours to see which side of that you land on.

Some practical guidance on choosing 0mg liquid for a pod this size:

• Fruit and berry blends: reliable performers. Blue raspberry, strawberry, mango and mixed berry profiles all come across clearly and stay clean through the life of the coil.
• Menthol and ice: work well, though very heavy menthol can feel sharper than usual without nicotine to round it off. Look for balanced cooling rather than extreme.
• Tobacco and nutty profiles: usable, but these rely on nicotine for part of their character, so they can taste a little flat at 0mg.
• Dessert and custard liquids: taste rich, but sugar and thick flavouring build up on the coil quickly. Expect the pod to need replacing sooner.
• Drinks and sours: lemonade, cola and sour candy styles are popular at 0mg and tend to stay vivid in a mesh pod.

Shortfill style liquids, which are commonly sold at 0mg in larger bottles, sometimes arrive in a high-VG blend such as 70VG/30PG. For a small pod, a lower-VG blend of around 50VG/50PG tends to work better, so check the ratio on the bottle. If a liquid is very thick, the pod can struggle to wick it. If you are not sure, a 50/50 liquid is the safest starting point.

One habit worth adopting is to run a pod on a single flavour for its life. Switching flavours in the same pod leaves residue that muddies the taste, and a pod is cheap enough that dedicating one to each flavour is easier than flushing it out.

Design and Build Quality

The Nexlim Go follows the slim, rounded-rectangle shape that has become standard for modern pod kits. It is thin enough to disappear into a pocket and light enough that you will not notice it in a bag. The body is typically a moulded plastic or alloy shell with a soft finish, and the pod clicks into the top. At this price you should expect a device built for daily carry, not a premium metal flagship, and in that role it makes sensible choices rather than flashy ones.

The elements that matter most in everyday use are worth listing:

• Pod connection: the pod seats firmly into the battery body and should click or sit flush. A pod that wobbles or sits proud of the body is not fully seated, and that is the cause of many no-fire complaints.
• Fill port: a small port sealed with a silicone bung, sized to fit the thin nozzle of a standard refill bottle. It needs a steady hand. Fill slowly and avoid squeezing the bottle hard.
• Mouthpiece: a slim drip-tip style mouthpiece that is comfortable for a mouth-to-lung draw and easy to wipe clean.
• Charging port: USB-C at the base, reversible and compatible with the cable you probably already own.
• Indicator light: a small LED that flashes or changes colour to show battery state and charging progress.

Build quality in this price bracket comes down to tolerances and seals. Pay attention to the bung and the pod seal when you first fill the device, because a poorly seated bung is the usual reason for leaks. If the device is dropped on a hard floor, check the pod seal and the charging port before you use it again.

Colour options vary by batch, and the listing shows what is currently available. If you share a pocket with keys or coins, a darker matte finish tends to hide scuffs better than a glossy one. A basic silicone sleeve or a small pouch is a cheap way to protect the device and is worth buying if you carry it loose.

The practical test of any pod kit is how it behaves after a month of daily use. The parts that wear first are the pod bung, the mouthpiece and the contacts where the pod meets the battery. Wipe the contacts with a dry cotton bud now and then, keep the outside free of sticky liquid, and the Nexlim Go should hold up well for the length of time you would reasonably expect from a budget starter kit.

Battery Life, Charging and Recycling

The Nexlim Go uses a built-in lithium-ion battery, in the region of 1000mAh for a slim device of this class. That sounds modest, but pod kits run at low power, so the capacity goes further than the number suggests. As a rough guide, an adult taking a moderate 150 to 250 puffs across a day will often finish a full day on one charge, and a lighter user may stretch to a day and a half. Heavy users, or anyone using a lower-resistance pod that draws more current, should expect to top up once or twice a day. Figures like these vary with pod resistance, draw length and the temperature you carry the device in, so treat them as a guide and not a promise.

Charging is over USB-C, the same connector as most current phones and tablets. A full charge from empty typically takes somewhere around an hour to ninety minutes. The indicator light normally shows when charging is under way and when it is complete, and the quick-start card will describe the exact light pattern for your batch.

• Use a sensible charger: a standard 5V adapter or a computer USB port is fine. Avoid high-output laptop chargers.
• Use a decent cable: frayed or very cheap cables charge slowly and can fail unpredictably.
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight: lithium cells are safe in normal use, but good habits cost nothing.
• Keep it cool: never leave it on a car dashboard, on a radiator or in direct summer sun.
• Top up little and often: shallow charges are gentler on a lithium cell than draining it flat each time.
• Stop using a damaged device: if it swells, overheats or smells of burning, unplug it and take it out of use.

Every lithium cell loses a little capacity over time. After a year of daily use you may notice you charge more often. That is gradual and normal. A sudden collapse in run time, or a case that becomes hot in your hand, is not normal, and the device should be taken out of use.

Recycling is the part of reusable vaping that people tend to skip, so it is worth being direct about it. Vapes contain a lithium battery and electronics, which means they must not go in your household bin or kerbside recycling, where they can start fires in collection vehicles. Take a finished device to a recycling drop-off point instead. Most local council household waste recycling centres accept small electrical items, and many vape and electrical retailers have take-back bins. Pods can usually go in the same place. Because the Nexlim Go is rechargeable and refillable, you will recycle far fewer devices than a disposable user ever did, which is the real environmental argument for the format.

Coil and Mesh Technology

The coil is the heart of any pod, and the Nexlim Go pods use a mesh-style heating element in place of a traditional round wire. A mesh coil is a thin, perforated metal sheet formed into a small cylinder. The large surface area means liquid is heated more evenly and more quickly than with a single wire, which tends to produce smoother vapour, better flavour and fewer hot spots that scorch the cotton.

Resistance is the number to understand. Pods in this class commonly sit between roughly 0.6 and 1.0 ohm. A higher resistance, nearer 1.0 ohm, draws less power, lasts longer on a charge and suits a tight mouth-to-lung draw. A lower resistance, nearer 0.6 ohm, heats faster, makes more vapour and suits a slightly looser draw, but it uses more battery and more liquid. If your variant offers a choice of pods, pick based on how you vape and not on the lowest number. The specification on the listing shows which resistance ships with the bundle.

The wicking material is normally organic cotton, which draws liquid from the reservoir to the mesh. The cotton has to be fully saturated before first use. If you fire a dry coil you will scorch the cotton within a few puffs and the pod will taste burnt for the rest of its life. After filling, let the pod rest for five to ten minutes so the liquid can soak in, then take a few gentle draws before you start vaping normally.

• Typical coil life: roughly one to two weeks of regular use, depending on liquid and habits
• Wears faster with: sweet, thick or dessert-style liquids, high-VG blends and chain vaping
• Wears slower with: thin fruit and menthol liquids and measured, spaced puffs
• Signs of a tired coil: muted flavour, a faint burnt or sour note, gurgling or a draw that has become harder

Because the coil is built into the pod, replacing it means replacing the pod. That is the trade-off of a pod system: you give up the ability to re-wick a coil, and in return you never have to build or prime anything fiddly. It also means a spare pod is the most useful accessory you can buy, since it lets you swap the moment flavour fades and carry on rather than waiting for a delivery.

Zero-nicotine liquid is easier on a coil than a lot of people expect. Without the extra concentration of nicotine salts, there is slightly less residue build-up, although flavouring and sweetener still gunk up a coil over time. The most reliable way to extend pod life is to avoid dry hits, keep the pod topped up and match the liquid thickness to the pod.

Nicotine Strength Guidance: Why This Bundle Is 0mg

This bundle is sold at 0mg, and that is a deliberate choice that suits a specific group of adults. It is worth being clear about where it sits against the rest of the UK strength range.

UK nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml. Inside that cap there is a spread: 3mg, 6mg and 12mg for people using freebase liquid, and 10mg, 18mg or 20mg for nicotine salts. A zero-nicotine bundle sits outside that scale. It is not a mild version of the same thing. It is no nicotine at all, which changes both who it is for and what you should expect from it.

The people who most often choose 0mg:

• Adults who have already stepped down: people who have tapered their strength over time and now want to keep the routine and the flavour without any nicotine
• Flavour-led vapers: adults who enjoy the taste and the ritual and have no nicotine habit to feed
• People sensitive to nicotine: anyone who gets headaches, nausea or a racing heart at even low strengths
• Social and occasional users: adults who vape now and then and do not want to build a dependency

It is not the right choice for someone who is currently dependent on nicotine and is relying on vaping to stay off cigarettes. A 0mg pod will not ease withdrawal or cravings, and going straight to zero can leave you reaching for a cigarette. If you are in that position, start at a strength that matches your smoking and step down gradually, ideally with support from a local stop smoking service or pharmacist. We cannot give medical advice, and nothing here is a claim about health outcomes.

If you are curious about how a pod like this behaves at other strengths, the same Nexlim Go hardware works with nicotine salt and freebase liquids in the usual range. As a general rule, nicotine salts at 10mg to 20mg suit a tight mouth-to-lung pod, while freebase liquids at 3mg to 6mg are happier at higher power than a small pod can deliver. This bundle skips that decision completely because it is built for zero.

One more point on strength: do not assume that because there is no nicotine, there is no need to be careful. The device still has a lithium battery, the liquid still needs to be kept away from children and pets, and the product is still for adults only. Store liquid in its original bottle, away from heat and out of reach.

Who the Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine Bundle Is For, and Who Should Skip It

The bundle suits a fairly clear set of buyers, and it is better to say so than to pretend one device fits everyone.

It is a good fit if you:

• Vape for flavour: you enjoy the taste and the routine and do not want any nicotine in your day
• Have finished tapering: you have stepped down through the strengths and want a reliable way to stay at zero
• Are moving off disposables: you want something with the same pocketable convenience but a lower running cost and less waste
• Want a cheap, simple starter: you do not want to learn coil building, wattage or temperature settings
• Like choosing your own liquid: you want to pick flavours and bottle sizes rather than be tied to a prefilled pod
• Carry a device in a pocket or bag: a slim, light body matters more to you than raw vapour volume

It is probably not the right choice if you:

• Need nicotine: a 0mg kit will not help with cravings. If you are currently smoking or using nicotine, a nicotine-strength kit or another route may suit you better.
• Want big clouds: a 1000mAh pod device does not do sub-ohm cloud chasing. Look at a larger kit with a higher wattage ceiling.
• Vape very heavily: a 2ml pod and a small battery mean frequent top-ups and charges if you chain vape.
• Dislike refilling: if you want to click in a prefilled pod and forget about it, a closed pod system will feel easier.
• Are under 18: vaping products are for adults only, whatever the nicotine strength.
• Are pregnant or have a medical condition: speak to a health professional before using any vaping product.

For a first-time buyer, the main thing to weigh is convenience against control. A refillable kit asks a little more of you than a prefilled one. You will need to fill the pod, wipe up the occasional drip and keep a bottle of liquid on hand. In return, you get lower running costs, a bigger choice of flavours and the satisfaction of a device you can keep using. For a lot of adults, that is a fair swap. For others, the simplicity of a prefilled pod is worth the extra cost per puff.

How to Fill, Prime and Use the Kit

Setting up the Nexlim Go takes a few minutes, and doing it carefully the first time saves you a lot of trouble later. These are general steps for a refillable pod kit of this type. Read the quick-start card in your box as well, because details such as the position of the fill port and the light patterns can differ between batches.

• Charge first: plug the device into USB-C and let it charge fully before first use. A flat battery is the easiest problem to avoid.
• Remove the pod: pull the pod gently from the battery body so you can fill it without liquid running into the contacts.
• Open the fill port: peel back or lift the silicone bung. Keep your fingers away from the mouthpiece and the base of the pod.
• Fill slowly: hold the pod upright and place the bottle nozzle into the port. Add liquid slowly, stop just below the top of the reservoir and avoid covering the central airflow tube.
• Close the bung: press the silicone back in fully. A half-seated bung is the usual cause of leaks.
• Let it rest: stand the pod upright for five to ten minutes so the cotton can fully soak. This step does more for coil life than any other single habit.
• Re-seat the pod: click it back into the battery. It should sit flush and feel secure.
• Take a few primer draws: with the pod in the device, take two or three gentle draws without firing to pull liquid through the cotton.
• Start vaping: use slow, gentle two to three second draws. If your model has a button, check the quick-start card to see how it works. Many slim pod devices fire on inhale with no button.

Keep the pod topped up before it drops into the bottom third. Do not wait for it to empty. Running a pod close to dry is the quickest way to spoil a coil, and the burnt taste does not go away once it has set in.

When you swap to a new flavour, change the pod. A used pod holds on to the last liquid, and mixing flavours leaves a muddy taste. If you want to keep one pod for a particular liquid, a small label or a note on the pod is enough to tell them apart.

Looking after the device is mostly common sense. Keep it upright when you can, wipe the mouthpiece and the base of the pod with a dry tissue, and keep the USB-C port free of lint. If you are travelling by air, check the airline rules for carrying a vape and a lithium battery in hand luggage, and expect pressure changes to push a little liquid out of an almost full pod. Fill it to just below the top and wipe the port before you set off.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Most problems with a pod kit come from a short list of causes. Work through these before assuming the device is faulty.

• It will not fire: check the battery is charged and that the pod is fully seated. Remove the pod, wipe the contacts with a dry cotton bud and press it back in until it sits flush. If you have a button, check that you are using the correct press pattern from the quick-start card.
• The light flashes and it will not vape: flashing lights usually mean low battery, a poor pod connection or a short-circuit protection trip. Charge it, re-seat the pod and try again. If the pod is on its last legs, the coil may simply have failed, so try a fresh pod.
• Burnt or harsh taste: this almost always means a dry hit. The pod is low on liquid, the cotton was not given time to soak, or the draw was too hard. Refill, rest the pod and draw more gently. If the burnt taste persists, the coil is spoiled and the pod should be replaced.
• Gurgling or spitting: too much liquid has pooled around the coil, or condensation has built up in the airflow channel. Wipe the mouthpiece, blow gently through the pod to clear the channel and avoid overfilling next time.
• Leaking: the usual cause is a bung that is not fully seated, an overfilled pod or a cracked pod. Re-seat the bung, fill a little lower and replace the pod if it is damaged. Warm pockets and flights make leaks more likely.
• Weak or muted flavour: the coil is wearing out, you have switched flavours in the same pod, or the liquid is too thick. Replace the pod and check the VG/PG ratio of your liquid.
• Hard draw: a blocked airflow, a clogged coil or thick liquid. Clean the airflow holes and try a thinner liquid.
• Battery does not last: the battery may be ageing, the pod resistance may be low, or you are vaping heavily. Charge more often or carry a spare pod and a small power bank.
• Charging does not start: try a different cable and adapter and check the USB-C port for lint. A bent pin in the port is not a repair job, so contact us if the port is damaged.

Do not try to open the battery body or modify the device. Lithium cells can be dangerous if punctured or shorted. If you have tried the steps above and the device still misbehaves, stop using it and contact us with your order number. Faulty goods are covered by UK consumer law, and we will tell you what we need to see to sort out a replacement or refund.

A final point on safety: never charge a device that is hot, wet or visibly damaged, never leave it charging on a bed or sofa, and never use a charger you are not sure about. These habits matter more than any other piece of advice in this guide.

Value for Money and How It Compares

At £18.99 for a reusable kit, the Nexlim Go Zero Nicotine bundle is priced for people who want to try refillable vaping without spending much. The initial price is only part of the picture, though. The real value is in the running costs, and a refillable pod is cheap to run. A 2ml fill uses only a few pence of liquid. Even with a spare pod or two every month, the cost per puff is a fraction of what a single-use vape used to cost, and single-use vapes can no longer be sold in the UK anyway.

The costs to plan for, in rough terms:

• The bundle: a one-off spend that covers the battery body, charging cable and the starting supplies listed on the page
• 0mg liquid: priced by the bottle, with larger 50ml and 100ml sizes usually cheaper per millilitre
• Spare pods: the main ongoing cost, typically needed every one to two weeks of regular use
• Electricity: a few pence a year, which is not worth counting

It is fair to compare the bundle with the other options a UK buyer is likely to look at.

• Against prefilled closed pod kits, such as the Elfx range: a closed pod is simpler. You click in a pod and vape, with no filling and no mess. The cost is that you pay more per puff and you are limited to the flavours the brand sells. The Nexlim Go asks more of you but costs less to run and lets you choose your own liquid.
• Against other zero-nicotine bundles in our range: some, like the Elfx Mini and Gotek Nano bundles, come from other brands and use different pod systems. They are worth comparing if you want a different shape or a prefilled format. The Nexlim Go is the one to look at if you want to fill your own pods.
• Against Vaporesso XROS and Uwell Caliburn style kits: these are well-known refillable pod systems, and some variants offer a larger battery or more airflow options. They typically cost more than a budget bundle like this one. If you are happy with a modest battery and a simple device, the Nexlim Go does the job for less.
• Against box mods and sub-ohm kits: these produce much more vapour and let you adjust power, but they are larger, use more liquid and have a steeper learning curve. They suit people who want clouds, not people who want a pocket device.

The honest summary is that the Nexlim Go bundle is a low-cost, low-fuss way to start refillable vaping at 0mg. It is not the biggest battery, the largest pod or the most powerful device on the market, and it does not try to be. Its strengths are the price, the slim shape and the freedom to choose your own liquid. Its weaknesses are the modest battery, the 2ml pod and the fact that it needs a little care when filling.

Ordering is simple. We dispatch orders placed before 4pm the same working day where stock allows, UK delivery is free on orders over £20, and the product is supplied as a genuine Oxva item. If you are unsure which bundle or accessory suits you, our team can help before you buy.