Podbar Salts + Innokin Endura S1 Pod Kit Twin Pack Pack of 5

Overview

The Podbar Salts + Innokin Endura S1 Pod Kit Twin Pack Pack of 5 by Podbar in Blue Razz Lemonade / 10mg / 5 at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Podbar Salts + Innokin Endura S1 Pod Kit Twin Pack Pack of 5: What You Are Buying

Podbar Salts + Innokin Endura S1 Pod Kit Twin Pack Pack of 5 is a Podbar listing priced at £39.99 that pairs nicotine salt e-liquid with the Innokin Endura S1 pod kit format. It is filed under accessories on this site rather than under starter kits, and that classification matters: this is a multi-unit pack aimed at adults who already vape, who run an Endura S1 or a closely compatible refillable pod system, and who would rather stock up in one order than buy singles every few days. The variant shown on the listing is Blue Razz Lemonade, labelled 10mg, in a quantity of five.

Innokin has been building vaping hardware since 2011, and the Endura name is its line of approachable pod and starter kits for adults moving away from cigarettes. The Podbar Salts part of the title points to nicotine salt liquid, the style most UK vapers choose for compact pod devices because it stays smooth at the strengths those devices suit. Put the two together in a pack of five and the proposition is plain: enough supply for several weeks of regular use without a fresh checkout every few days.

This page tries to be straight about what the listing does and does not tell us. The product data gives the name, brand, price, pack quantity and flavour variant. It does not publish a battery capacity, a coil resistance or a puff rating for this item, so we do not present any of those as fact. Where a figure appears below, it is either a UK legal limit that applies to every product of this type, or a clearly labelled general range for the category.

The short version of what you need to know:

• Brand: Podbar, paired with the Innokin Endura S1 pod kit format.
• Price: £39.99 for the pack of five, which works out at about £8.00 per pack.
• Variant shown: Blue Razz Lemonade, labelled 10mg.
• Category: vape accessory, so check fitment against your own device before ordering.
• Age: strictly 18+, with age-verified checkout.
• Delivery: free UK delivery over £20, with same-day dispatch on weekday orders placed before 4pm.

Reading the Listing: Contents, Variant Label and What to Check First

Long product names on accessory listings are compressed descriptions, and it helps to unpack this one piece by piece. Podbar Salts is the brand and the liquid style. Innokin Endura S1 Pod Kit names the hardware family the pack is built around. Twin Pack tells you the product is sold in pairs. Pack of 5 is the quantity you receive for the listed price. The contents line on the page shows one item of this product plus the manufacturer safety and fitment leaflet, so the pack count in the title is what you are buying, not extra items tucked inside the box.

The price maths is worth doing before you commit. £39.99 divided by five is £7.998, so call it £8.00 per pack. If each twin pack contains two units, that becomes ten units at roughly £4.00 each. We would rather you know both readings than assume one, so check the quantity shown at the basket and the description on the page before paying. If anything is unclear, the UK team can confirm exactly what ships to you.

One detail deserves a specific mention. The variant label reads Blue Razz Lemonade, 10mg, 5, while the headline nicotine field on the page defaults to 0mg. Those two readings are not the same thing, and a nicotine-free product and a 10mg product are very different purchases. Treat the variant you have selected at the basket as the authority, confirm it says what you expect, and contact us before ordering if you want written confirmation.

Compatibility is the other check. Innokin makes many pod kits, and pods are not universal even within a single brand. Pods designed for one Endura model, a Prism-based kit or a different Innokin line will not necessarily seat in an S1. Confirm the exact model rather than just the family, and keep the original packaging until you have tested the product. Fitment errors are not covered by warranty, so five minutes of checking beats a return.

Before you order, run through this quick checklist:

• Confirm the model name on your device matches Endura S1 and not another Endura variant.
• Confirm the selected variant shows Blue Razz Lemonade at the strength you actually want.
• Confirm the pack quantity at the basket matches the five shown in the title.
• Check that you are 18 or over, because age verification applies at checkout.
• Keep the box and leaflet safe, as returns apply to unopened, unsealed items within 14 days.

Performance and Vapour Delivery in Everyday Use

Performance on a refillable pod kit is a different conversation from performance on a disposable. A disposable advertises a fixed puff rating and then stops working. A refillable system in the Endura S1 format has no fixed ceiling: it keeps going for as long as you keep refilling the pod, replacing the coil when it wears and recharging the battery. That is why this listing publishes no puff count. Any number we printed would be an invention, and a figure borrowed from a disposable would be actively misleading.

What you can reason about is how much liquid you have. UK rules limit a pod or tank to 2ml and a bottle of nicotine e-liquid to 10ml, so one 10ml bottle fills a pod about five times. If the pack is made up of five 10ml bottles, that is 50ml, or roughly 25 pod fills. A moderate adult vaper on a 10mg salt commonly gets somewhere between one and two days from a single 2ml fill, while heavier users may refill once or twice a day. On that basis a full pack could cover several weeks, which is the whole point of buying five at once.

Vapour production on a mouth-to-lung pod kit is modest by design. Expect a tight, controlled draw, a warm rather than hot vapour, and a throat hit set mostly by the nicotine strength rather than by raw power. This suits adults who want something close to the rhythm of a cigarette: a short pull held briefly in the mouth, followed by a breath in. It will not produce the dense clouds of a sub-ohm tank, and it is not trying to.

Consistency across a fill is the quality that matters most in real use. A well-saturated coil gives the same flavour on the first draw and the last, with no sudden drop in output. If you notice flavour fading quickly or the vapour thinning out, the usual causes are a pod running low, a coil ageing or a battery nearing empty, rather than a fault with the device itself. The troubleshooting section further down walks through each of these.

It is also worth setting realistic expectations about the first few draws after a fresh fill. A newly filled pod needs several minutes to soak the wick. Pulling on it straight away tends to produce a dry, slightly toasted first few puffs, which is a common reason new users think a product is faulty when it is simply unprimed. Give it five to ten minutes and the performance settles into its normal pattern.

Blue Razz Lemonade: Flavour Profile in Detail

The flavour on this listing is Blue Razz Lemonade, a combination that has become a staple across UK vape shelves. It layers two ideas. The first is blue raspberry: a sweet, slightly tart, candy-style fruit note rather than the seedy, jammy character of real red raspberry. The second is lemonade: a bright citrus lift with a faint fizz-like sharpness that stops the sweetness from feeling heavy. Together they read as a cold-drink flavour, closer to a soda fountain than to a dessert.

On the inhale you should get the blue raspberry first, sweet and rounded, with the lemon arriving a beat later as a clean, tangy edge. On the exhale the citrus tends to linger on the tongue while the sweetness fades away. Nicotine salts deliver flavour cleanly at modest strengths, and at 10mg the liquid is not overwhelmed by throat hit, so the fruit stays in front. Nothing in the listing mentions menthol or ice, so do not expect a cold finish unless you add cooling from a different product.

Who tends to enjoy it? Adults who like sour sweets and fruit sodas, and who found tobacco or heavy menthol flavours unappealing after switching from smoking. Vapers who already use other blue razz flavours in the prefilled and disposable-style ranges will recognise the profile here, although every maker tunes sweetness and tartness a little differently, so treat it as a close cousin rather than an exact copy.

Two practical notes follow from the flavour type:

• Coil wear: sweet liquids contain more sweetener, which can darken a coil faster than a tobacco or menthol liquid would. If you vape this flavour all day, expect to replace coils a little sooner than the manufacturer's best case.
• Variety: the product family lists two flavours, so use the flavour selector on the page to check the alternative before committing to five of one kind. A pod holds one flavour at a time, so switching means rinsing the pod or keeping a spare, which is why many people settle on one all-day flavour and one occasional change.

If you are brand new to blue razz profiles, the tartness is the part to watch. Some adults find the lemon note sharp on the back of the throat at higher strengths. At 10mg that effect is gentle, which is one reason this variant is a sensible starting point for the flavour.

Design, Build Quality and Pocket Practicality

The listing does not publish dimensions or weight, so rather than quote numbers we cannot back up, here is how to judge an Endura S1 style kit when it arrives and what the format generally offers.

Innokin hardware has a reputation among UK vapers for practical construction rather than novelty styling. Pod kits in this category are built around a slim body that slips into a jacket pocket or the side pocket of a bag without a bulge, with a pod that seats into the top and a USB port at the base for charging. The appeal is simplicity: few parts, no tank to dismantle, and nothing to adjust before you start.

When your pack arrives, spend two minutes on an inspection:

• Seat a pod and feel for a firm click or a snug push-fit. A pod that wobbles may be mis-seated or may be the wrong model.
• Check that the fill-port plug presses in flush and does not sit proud of the pod body.
• Look at the battery contacts or connection points for dirt or bent pins.
• Check that the USB port is square and free from lint or debris.
• Inspect the finish for cracks, especially around the pod seat, because that is where leaks start.

Carrying habits matter more than most buyers expect. Keep the device upright where you can, because laying a filled pod on its side in a bag lets liquid creep towards the airflow channel. Close the fill plug fully before you pocket it. Keep the device away from loose coins and keys that could bridge the contacts, and never leave it on a dashboard or in a hot car, since heat thins the liquid, encourages leaks and is hard on lithium cells. A simple soft pouch or a lanyard avoids most pocket mishaps.

Cleaning is minimal. Wipe the exterior and the pod seat with a dry tissue or a lightly dampened cloth, never submerging the device and never running water through the battery section. Condensation or stray liquid at the contacts is a common cause of intermittent firing, and a careful dry wipe usually clears it. If a pod cracks or the plug no longer seals, retire that pod rather than hoping it holds, because a failing seal rarely heals itself.

Battery Life, Charging and Recycling in the UK

The listing does not publish a battery capacity, and we will not guess one for this exact item. The leaflet in the box carries the manufacturer's figure. As a general guide, compact pod kits sit anywhere from a few hundred to around fifteen hundred milliamp hours, and a larger battery does not mean more vapour. It means more draws between charges. Because mouth-to-lung pod kits draw modest power, most adults find they can get through a normal day on one charge, with a top-up in the evening.

Charging habits make a real difference to how long a built-in lithium cell stays healthy:

• Use a reputable plug-in adaptor or a computer USB port rather than a damaged or unbranded cable.
• Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface, never on a bed, sofa or pillow.
• Do not leave a device charging unattended overnight or while you are out.
• Unplug once the indicator shows full, and avoid running the battery to completely flat every time.
• If the device becomes unusually hot, swells, hisses or smells of chemicals, stop using it and take it to a recycling point rather than carrying on.

Most current pod kits charge over USB-C, which is reversible and widely available, but check the port on your own unit. A small pod battery typically recharges within an hour or two on a standard 5V supply. If your unit takes noticeably longer, or the battery drains far faster than when new, the cell may be ageing, and that is a good moment to check warranty options with the manufacturer.

Disposal is a UK-wide issue worth taking seriously. Disposable vapes were banned from sale in Great Britain from 1 June 2025, which pushed adult vapers towards reusable systems like this one, and it also put the spotlight on lithium batteries ending up in household bins and recycling lorries. Never put a vape device or a loose battery in general waste or in your kerbside recycling. Take it to a household waste recycling centre or to a retailer offering take-back for waste electricals. Empty plastic bottles and pods can usually be recycled once emptied, but check your local council guidance because rules differ.

Choosing refillable hardware helps with this. One device and a stock of liquid replaces many throwaway units over a year, which is better for your bin and generally better for your wallet too.

Pods, Coils and Wick Technology

Inside every refillable pod sits a coil and a wick. The wick draws liquid in from the reservoir, the coil heats it, and the vapour travels through the mouthpiece. Pod kits in this class commonly use ceramic or mesh-style coils, chosen for flavour consistency and for handling the thicker liquid and higher sweetener content of nicotine salts. The listing does not state which coil type the Endura S1 pod uses, so check the leaflet. What matters for you is that the coil and the liquid are a sensible match, and that is where nic salts and this device format fit together well.

Resistance is the number that explains the vaping style. Pod kits aimed at nic salts generally use coils in the region of one to one and a half ohms, which draw modest power, give a tight mouth-to-lung pull and keep the liquid use efficient. Sub-ohm coils below one ohm are built for larger, airier draws and lower nicotine strengths in freebase liquid. Putting a high-strength salt through sub-ohm power is wasteful and often harsh. Because the S1 format is a pod kit, a nic salt liquid at 10mg is the natural pairing.

UK rules cap the capacity of a refillable pod at 2ml. That means the S1 pod will not hold more than 2ml regardless of marketing, and it also means you will be refilling regularly. Treat refilling as a feature rather than a chore: it keeps the liquid fresh, lets you choose flavour and strength, and avoids the waste of discarding a half-full unit.

Coil life depends on how you vape. Typical expectations for a pod coil are one to three weeks of regular use, shorter with sweet liquids, high-power settings or chain vaping. Signs the coil is spent include:

• A burnt or bitter taste even on a freshly filled, properly primed pod.
• Noticeably thinner vapour than when the pod was new.
• Flavour that has flattened despite plenty of liquid.
• Gurgling or crackling that does not clear after a few gentle draws.

Replace the pod or coil as soon as you spot two or more of these, because vaping on a spent coil is unpleasant and wastes liquid. Our range also lists Innokin coil and pod packs for other devices, including JEM coils, Prism S T20S coils, Zenith Z coils and VCap pods. Those are made for different hardware and should not be assumed to fit an Endura S1, so always match the pod to the exact model.

Choosing Nicotine Strength Under UK Rules

UK law caps nicotine in e-liquid, prefilled pods and the former disposable range at 20mg per ml, which is 2 per cent. That ceiling applies equally to bottled salts and to pods, so you will not find a legitimate UK product above it. The listing here is labelled 10mg, half of the maximum, which sits in the moderate band most adults pick for compact pod systems.

Here is a practical way to think about strength. These are common starting points for adults who smoke or have smoked, not medical advice:

• 10mg: a gentle to moderate throat hit, popular with lighter smokers, people who find 20mg harsh and anyone who vapes frequently through the day and does not want to overshoot.
• 20mg: the legal maximum, often chosen by heavier smokers who want a stronger hit and a more satisfying feel per draw, but it can feel sharp on the throat in a tart flavour like blue razz lemonade.
• 0mg: nicotine-free, relevant only if you already have enough control and simply want the flavour and the habit.

Nicotine salts are formulated so the nicotine feels smoother and is absorbed faster than in traditional freebase liquid. That is why salts at 10mg and 20mg are common, while freebase liquids sit around 3mg for sub-ohm use. The practical result is that a 10mg salt can feel stronger than the number suggests if you are used to low-strength freebase. If you are moving from freebase, start at 10mg and see how it feels before assuming you need more.

Remember the discrepancy flagged earlier. The variant label on this listing reads 10mg, while the page headline defaults to 0mg. Whatever you select, confirm the strength shown at the basket matches what you intend to buy. If you want 20mg and the pack you need is not available at that strength, ask the UK team rather than ordering the nearest option and hoping.

One firm point: nicotine is addictive, and these products are for adults who smoke or already vape. They are not for non-smokers or anyone under 18, and the age-verified checkout exists for exactly that reason. If you want to reduce your intake over time, stepping down gradually in strength is a common approach, but speak to a pharmacist or your GP for support rather than relying on a product page.

Who This Pack Suits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

A pack of five in an accessory listing is aimed at a specific buyer. It works well for the people below and poorly for the people after that.

It suits:

• Existing Endura S1 owners who want to buy in bulk and stop reordering every week.
• Adults switching from smoking who have already settled on a pod kit format and a flavour they like, and now want a steady supply at a predictable price.
• Households with more than one adult vaper where supplies disappear quickly.
• Fruit flavour fans who enjoy sweet and tart profiles such as blue raspberry with lemonade.
• Shoppers who value reusable hardware and want to avoid single-use devices after the UK disposable ban.

Look elsewhere if:

• You have no device yet. This is an accessory listing, so buy a complete starter or pod kit first and come back for refills. Our pod kits and starter kit collections are the better starting point.
• You want a no-maintenance device. If you do not want to fill pods, replace coils or charge a battery, a refillable system is the wrong choice for you.
• You want big clouds. A mouth-to-lung pod kit is not a sub-ohm tank, and no amount of tweaking will change that.
• You are unsure of your device model. Fitment mistakes are the most common reason for returns on accessory listings, and they are not covered by warranty.
• You do not smoke and do not already vape. Nicotine products are for adults who already use nicotine.

If you are somewhere in the middle, unsure whether the S1 format suits you, the cheapest way to find out is to read the leaflet, check the model, and ask the UK team before ordering five of anything. A short message beforehand costs nothing and avoids a stock of items that do not fit.

How to Fill, Prime and Use It Step by Step

The process is the same for most refillable pod kits, and the leaflet in the box is the final word on your specific unit. Here is a sensible routine for the first use and for every fill after that.

• Step 1, check the pack. Confirm the flavour and strength on the label match your order, and that seals and packaging are intact.
• Step 2, wash and dry your hands. Oils and grime on your fingers end up on the mouthpiece and fill port.
• Step 3, open the fill port. Remove the pod from the device first, then lift or slide the plug according to the leaflet.
• Step 4, fill gently. Tilt the bottle and place the nozzle against the side of the fill hole, never directly over the central airflow tube. Stop at the maximum line, which is no more than 2ml.
• Step 5, close the plug. Press it in completely so it sits flush.
• Step 6, wait five to ten minutes. This lets the wick soak fully and is the single best way to avoid dry hits.
• Step 7, seat the pod. Push it into the device until it clicks.
• Step 8, take gentle first draws. Use two or three short, slow pulls to finish priming before settling into your normal rhythm.

Draw style matters. A mouth-to-lung draw means you take the vapour into your mouth first, hold it for a second, then inhale. It is slower and tighter than a direct lung draw and suits salts at 10mg and 20mg. Whether your device fires on a button or on draw activation is explained in the leaflet, so do not assume. Hold the device upright when you draw and avoid drawing for more than a few seconds at a time.

Between sessions, keep the device upright and the fill plug closed. Top up before the pod runs completely empty, because running the coil dry shortens its life dramatically. If you are changing flavour, empty the pod, rinse it with warm water, dry it fully with a tissue and leave it for an hour before refilling. Skipping the drying step is a classic cause of watery, diluted flavour.

Finally, treat nicotine liquid like any other hazardous household product. Keep bottles and pods out of reach of children and pets, wipe up spills straight away, and store bottles upright, closed and away from heat and sunlight. UK bottles carry child-resistant caps for a reason, so do not decant them into unmarked containers.

Troubleshooting Leaks, Dry Hits and Flat Flavour

Most problems with refillable pod kits have simple causes. Work through the likely culprits before assuming anything is wrong with the product, and use the manufacturer leaflet for model-specific guidance.

• Leaking from the pod or into the device: usually over-filling, a fill plug that is not fully seated, or a hairline crack around the pod seat. Fill only to the line, press the plug in firmly, and wipe the contacts dry. Replace the pod if it still weeps.
• Gurgling or spitting: condensation in the airflow channel. Remove the pod, blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear the channel, wipe it dry and take slower first draws.
• Dry or burnt hits: the pod is either running low, was not primed for long enough, or the coil has aged. Refill, wait the full five to ten minutes, and replace the coil if the taste does not recover.
• Weak flavour: usually a tired coil, a pod that held a different flavour previously, or vaping too quickly. Swap the pod, rinse thoroughly and slow down between draws.
• No vapour at all: check the battery, check the pod is clicked in properly and clean the contacts with a dry tissue. If the unit still fails to fire, contact us with the product details.
• Battery drains quickly: frequent chain vaping, a cold environment or an ageing cell. Avoid leaving the device in a cold bag overnight and check how many weeks old the unit is.
• Device or charger feels very hot: unplug immediately, move the device to a hard surface and stop using it if the heat persists.

A few additional points keep the experience reliable. Never use a pod with visible cracks, and never mix and match pods that are not designed for your device. If a pod seems loose even when new, check it is the right model before assuming the device is faulty.

On warranty and returns, the position on this site is clear. Unopened, unsealed products can be returned within 14 days. Opened consumables cannot be returned for health and safety reasons. Genuinely faulty items are replaced free of charge. Fitment errors, where the item was ordered for the wrong device, are not covered by warranty. If you think you have a fault, keep the packaging, take a photo of the issue and contact the UK team with your order number so we can sort it out quickly.

Value for Money and How It Compares with Other Options

At £39.99 for the pack of five, the headline price per pack is about £8.00, or around £4.00 per unit if each twin pack contains two. Whether that is good value depends on what you would otherwise pay. If you only need liquid, the store's mix-and-match nic salt multibuy offer of five for £10 is likely to be cheaper per bottle, and you should compare before you buy. The premium on this listing makes sense only if the Endura S1 hardware or pods are part of what you are paying for, which is why checking the contents matters so much.

The more useful comparison is cost over time. A refillable pod system plus bottled salts costs far less over a year than a succession of throwaway devices, and since the UK disposable ban the choice is largely academic anyway. Even so, the real saving comes from avoiding mistakes: buying the wrong pod, the wrong strength or the wrong flavour costs more than any multibuy discount saves.

How does the Endura S1 format compare with other options? Here is an honest read:

• Other refillable pod kits: mainstream families from makers such as Vaporesso, Oxva, Uwell and Voopoo are all stocked across UK shops and cover the same mouth-to-lung territory with 2ml pods. They are credible alternatives, and one of the real differences is ecosystem: how easily you can find replacement pods and coils for your exact model. Check that before choosing any system.
• Prefilled pod systems: if you do not want to handle bottles, prefilled pods remove the refill step, at the cost of a higher spend per millilitre and fewer flavour choices than you get with bottled salts.
• Larger starter kits: models such as the Endura T18E or T20S offer a different experience with bigger batteries and different coil systems. They are worth a look if you want more control, but they are a different product from this pack.
• Nicotine pouches and heated tobacco: these suit adults who want to avoid vapour altogether and are a separate category entirely.

Fairness cuts both ways. This pack will not suit someone who wants a single plug-and-play device, and it will not suit anyone whose device is not an Endura S1. Where it fits well is exactly where the listing points: an existing S1 owner who likes this flavour, wants a steady supply and has checked fitment.

On buying practicalities, UK delivery is free over £20, and Royal Mail Tracked 24 costs £1.99 below that threshold. DPD next working day is available at £3.99, or £2.99 on orders over £20. Orders placed before 4pm on a weekday are dispatched the same day, checkout is age-verified, and discreet plain packaging is standard. All stock is sourced through UK distributors.