Uwell Viscore 8000 Puffs Pod Kit Lemon Mint 40K Puffs

Overview

The Uwell Viscore 8000 Puffs Pod Kit Lemon Mint 40K Puffs by Uwell delivers up to 8,000 puffs in Lemon Mint - 40K Puffs at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Uwell Viscore 8000 Lemon Mint at a glance

The Uwell Viscore 8000 Puffs Pod Kit in Lemon Mint is a sealed, ready-to-use vape for adults who want a bright citrus flavour with a cool edge and no set-up at all. It is made by Uwell, a name many UK vapers know from its refillable pod systems, and this model takes a different route: the liquid is already inside, the coil is already fitted, and the whole unit is rated for 8,000 puffs. It is listed at £9.49, and you can choose between two nicotine salt strengths, 10mg and 20mg.

Let us unpack the labels, because shop listings love shorthand. Prefilled means nothing needs pouring, priming or topping up. Pod kit means the product is sold as one working unit rather than a handful of parts to assemble. Big-puff is how shoppers describe devices rated well beyond the few hundred puffs of a basic starter. The Viscore belongs in that group, although it sits a long way short of the headline-grabbing ratings you see elsewhere in the market.

The flavour is Lemon Mint, which is exactly what it sounds like: a lemon profile paired with mint. We cover how that combination tends to taste in its own section further down, along with who is likely to enjoy it and who might find it a bit sharp.

This page sticks to what the listing confirms: brand, format, flavour, strengths, price and rated puffs. Where a detail such as battery capacity or liquid volume is not in the data we hold, we say so and point you to the leaflet in the box rather than guess. If you are weighing the Viscore against refillable alternatives, the wider pod kits range is a good place to browse.

Everything here is written for adults aged 18 or over. The sections below are ordered so you can jump straight to whatever you need: flavour, strength, cost per puff, care, troubleshooting or delivery. Read the lot if you like, but nobody will mind if you skip to the part that answers your question.

How a closed, prefilled system works day to day

A closed system does one job and hides everything else. Nothing about this device is meant to be opened, adjusted or topped up by the person holding it, and that simplicity is the whole appeal of the closed-pod kit format.

Inside, the e-liquid sits against a built-in heating element. When you draw on the mouthpiece, the element warms a small amount of liquid and turns it into vapour, which you then inhale. Some prefilled devices fire automatically on the draw, while others use a button. We have not assumed which applies here, so check the leaflet in your box. Either way, a gentle draw is all that is needed, and there is no benefit in pulling hard.

The liquid is a nicotine salt formulation. Salts are used in this type of device because they feel smoother on the throat than traditional freebase nicotine at higher strengths, which is why the range is built around 10mg and 20mg rather than the 3mg and 6mg options you find on bottles made for refillable tanks.

Because the liquid and the coil are matched at the factory, the flavour in your first few puffs should be broadly the flavour you get later on. Towards the end of the unit's life, some people notice the vapour turning warmer or thinner. That is a common sign the liquid is running down rather than a fault in itself.

What you give up by choosing a closed system is control. You cannot swap flavours, change the coil or alter anything beyond your own draw technique. What you gain is predictability: no leaking from a badly seated pod, no dry hit from a coil that was never primed properly, and no bottle rattling about in a coat pocket. For plenty of adults, especially those new to vaping, that trade is a fair one.

One firm point on safety. Nothing we hold suggests this model can be refilled, so treat it as sealed. Do not prise it open and do not add liquid of your own. If a top-up setup is what you are after, that is a separate type of product with its own learning curve, and we point to the alternatives near the end of this page.

What lemon and mint taste like in one puff

Lemon and mint is an old partnership in the kitchen. Think of lemon sherbet, a jug of homemade lemonade with a sprig of mint floating on top, or a pot of fresh mint tea with a wedge of lemon dropped in. The Lemon Mint version of the Viscore borrows from that tradition, and it helps to know what the combination generally does in a vape before you commit.

A caveat first. We do not hold a manufacturer tasting note for this flavour, so what follows describes the pairing in general terms, built on the name on the label. Your own palate has the final say.

The lemon side usually brings tang and brightness. In vape flavourings, lemon tends to read as sharp and slightly sour on the inhale rather than sugary, closer to zest and juice than to a boiled sweet. It is the part of the profile that wakes your mouth up.

The mint side brings coolness. Mint in a vape is often felt as much as tasted: a fresh, slightly chilly sensation across the tongue and the back of the throat that lingers after you exhale. When the two are blended well, the mint softens the sharp edges of the lemon, while the lemon stops the mint from tasting like toothpaste.

What to expect in practice:

• A citrus-led first impression on the draw, with the cooling effect building towards the exhale.
• A clean, refreshing finish rather than a heavy, sweet or creamy aftertaste.
• A profile that suits warm weather, yet still works in winter as a palate-cleanser after a coffee or a meal.

If you are used to dessert or candy flavours, this will feel lighter and crisper. If strong menthol feels too icy for you, take slower, shorter puffs and let the lemon lead. The Viscore line also includes Fresh Mint and Lemon and Lime, which gives you a handy reference: pick Fresh Mint for the cooling without the citrus, Lemon and Lime for the citrus without the chill, and Lemon Mint when you want both at once.

Flavour fatigue is worth a mention too. Anyone who vapes the same flavour all day can find it fading as their taste buds adjust. A drink of water, a short break, or a different flavour on hand for part of the day usually brings it back.

Who will get on with this kit, and who should look elsewhere

Three kinds of adult tend to get on well with a device like this one, and it is worth checking whether you recognise yourself in any of them.

The adult moving away from cigarettes. Many people in this position want the least complicated route available: no bottles, no coils, no learning curve. A prefilled kit is popular with that group precisely because there is nothing to assemble. We make no claims about outcomes. We simply note that simplicity is why people choose it.

The existing vaper who wants a spare. If your main setup is a refillable tank or pod system, a sealed kit makes a sensible backup for the days when your regular device is empty, in the wash or left on the kitchen counter. It also works as a work-bag or glovebox device that never needs maintenance.

The fresh-flavour fan. Some people simply dislike sweet, creamy or sugary vape flavours. Lemon Mint is crisp and light, so it appeals to anyone who would rather taste citrus and a cool finish than custard or candy.

Now the other side. This kit is probably not for you if any of the following applies:

• You are under 18, or you have never smoked or vaped. Nicotine is addictive, and this product is only for adult smokers and existing vapers.
• You enjoy mixing your own e-liquids or changing flavour every day. A sealed unit locks you into one flavour until it is finished.
• You vape very heavily and want a rating well beyond 8,000 puffs. In that case, browse the big-puff vape kits collection, where higher ratings sit alongside this one.
• You want to tinker with airflow, wattage or coil resistance. A closed kit gives you none of those controls.

A final point on budget. At £9.49 the outlay is modest, which makes this an easy way to try Uwell's prefilled format before deciding whether it suits your routine. If it does, you will know exactly which flavour and strength to reorder. If it does not, you have not committed to a pricey starter kit.

The numbers: price, rated puffs and cost per puff

Here is everything the listing confirms, laid out so you can scan it in seconds.

• Brand: Uwell
• Product: Viscore 8000 Puffs Pod Kit
• Flavour: Lemon Mint
• Format: prefilled, closed pod kit
• Nicotine: nicotine salt, 10mg or 20mg
• Rated puffs: 8,000
• Price: £9.49

Divide £9.49 by 8,000 and you land at roughly 0.12p per puff, or about £1.19 for every 1,000 puffs. To make that tangible, picture two different habits. Someone taking about 100 puffs a day would stretch the rating across roughly 80 days, which works out at around 12p a day. Someone taking about 200 puffs a day would get through it in roughly 40 days, or about 24p a day. Those figures are illustrations, not promises, because a puff is not a fixed unit. A quick, light draw and a long, deep one use very different amounts of liquid, so real life will drift either side of the rating.

The rating is most useful as a yardstick when you compare neighbours. The 6000 puff vapes collection sits below the Viscore and tends to suit lighter use, while the 10000 puff vapes range offers a higher rating for people who would rather replace their device less often. At 8,000 puffs, this kit sits neatly between the two.

You may spot a "40K Puffs" tag in the full listing title. That wording appears in the product name, but the rating we plan around, and the one used throughout this page, is 8,000 puffs. If the difference affects your decision, ask our team before ordering.

Details we do not list, such as battery capacity, liquid volume and charging time, are not quoted here because we cannot verify them from the listing. We would rather leave a gap than print a made-up figure. The leaflet and packaging that arrive with the device are the authority on those points, and they are worth a read before first use.

Choosing between 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt

Strength is the one real choice you make here besides flavour, and it deserves a minute of thought. The Viscore Lemon Mint comes in nicotine salt at 10mg and 20mg. In plain terms, 10mg per millilitre is a 1% strength and 20mg is 2%, which is the highest strength permitted for these products in the UK.

Nicotine salts are formulated to feel smoother on the throat than the freebase nicotine used in many refill bottles. That is why a device like this can offer 20mg without feeling as harsh as the same number would in a freebase liquid. The throat hit is still firmer at 20mg than at 10mg, though, and that matters with a flavour like this one, where a cool mint finish can add to the sensation.

Some rules of thumb, none of them medical advice:

• 10mg suits lighter or occasional users, anyone who finds a firm throat hit uncomfortable, and people who like to take longer, more frequent puffs. With a sharp and cool profile such as lemon and mint, the milder option often feels more comfortable.
• 20mg is the stronger choice and is typically picked by adults who currently smoke regularly and want a more noticeable hit. Smaller, less frequent puffs are usually enough at this level.

If you are unsure, starting at the lower strength is the cautious route, because it is easier to move up next time than to cope with a hit that is too much. Bear in mind that nicotine is addictive whichever strength you choose, and that this product is for adults who already use nicotine.

Strength may also nudge how long a unit lasts. People on 20mg often find they need fewer puffs to feel satisfied, while those on 10mg sometimes take more. That is a tendency rather than a rule, and it is another reason the rated puff count is only a guide.

If you also run a refillable device, the nicotine salt e-liquids range lets you match whichever strength you settle on here, so your routine stays consistent across devices. Whatever you choose, keep a note of it. Reordering the right strength first time is far easier than guessing from memory.

From the box to the first puff

A few minutes of care before the first puff saves most beginner frustrations. Work through this short sequence.

• Check the unit. Look it over for damage, and remove any film, caps or seals that the instructions say to remove. Make sure the mouthpiece is clear.
• Read the leaflet. It is written for this exact model, and it is the only reliable source on whether the device fires on the draw or needs a button, and on whether it should be charged before first use.
• Charge if told to. Use a sensible cable and a standard USB power source, and keep an eye on it while it charges.
• Take a gentle first puff. A slow, steady draw of a couple of seconds is plenty.

Once you are up and running, technique matters more than most people expect. Hold the device upright rather than tilted sharply, as this is generally recommended for prefilled units. Leave a pause of several seconds between puffs. Chain-vaping heats the element repeatedly without giving it time to recover, which can make the flavour taste hot and flat and drains the unit faster than necessary.

With a lemon and mint flavour in particular, gentle draws pay off. Pull too hard and the mint can overwhelm everything else. Draw softly and the citrus has room to come through. Many adults settle into a rhythm of a few short puffs at a time, then put the device away for a while, which also keeps the cooling sensation fresh rather than numbing.

A few habits that keep things tidy:

• Wipe the mouthpiece with a dry cloth now and then.
• Carry it in a pocket or bag compartment away from keys and coins.
• Store it upright when you can.
• Keep it to yourself rather than passing it round, for hygiene reasons.

You will quickly learn how the device responds to your style. Some people like a brisk, light draw, others prefer a slower pull that brings out more flavour. Neither is wrong, and a closed kit forgives experimentation because there is nothing to adjust beyond your own technique.

Battery care, storage and end-of-life disposal

Heat, damp and loose coins are the three things to keep away from the Viscore. All three can shorten the life of a rechargeable device or make it less safe to carry about.

Store it upright, somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sunlight. A car dashboard, a sunny windowsill, a radiator shelf and a beach bag all get hot enough to affect both the battery and the liquid inside. At the other extreme, a device left in a freezing car overnight may feel sluggish until it warms up in your hand.

On charging, we have deliberately not quoted a battery size or a charge time, because the listing does not give one and we would rather stay silent than be wrong. If your unit has a rechargeable battery, as most devices in this class do, the sensible habits are the same whatever the figure:

• Use the cable supplied or a good-quality one, plugged into a standard USB power source.
• Charge where you can see the device, on a hard surface rather than a bed or sofa.
• Unplug it once it is full instead of leaving it connected for days.
• Stop using it if it gets unusually hot, looks swollen or cracked, or smells odd.

Around the house, treat it like any nicotine product. Keep it out of reach of children and pets. If anyone swallows liquid or feels unwell after contact with it, seek medical help promptly and take the packaging with you.

Then there is the end of its life. A spent vape is electrical waste, and the battery inside can start a fire if it is crushed in a refuse lorry or a bin. Do not put it in your household rubbish or recycling. Take it to a household waste recycling centre, or to a retailer that runs a take-back scheme, where used electricals and batteries are handled properly.

None of this costs anything, and together it is the most reliable way to get the full rated life out of the device while keeping other people safe.

Weighing it up: strengths and trade-offs

No vape suits everyone, so here is the balanced version, based on what we know about the product and its format rather than on marketing language.

What works in its favour

• Zero set-up: it is prefilled and sealed, so there are no coils to fit and no bottles to carry.
• A clear flavour direction: lemon and mint is fresh and uncluttered.
• Two strengths to pick from, 10mg and 20mg, so it can fit lighter and heavier users.
• An 8,000 puff rating that sits comfortably above basic starters.
• A modest price of £9.49, which works out at roughly 12p per hundred puffs on the rated figure.

What counts against it

• It is sealed, so you cannot change flavour, refill it or swap parts. If that sounds restrictive, refillable vape pods are the route to explore.
• The mint can feel cold if you are sensitive to menthol-style cooling.
• The lemon side is tangy rather than sweet, which not everyone enjoys.
• As with any sealed electrical product, you carry a disposal responsibility at the end.
• Some specifications, such as battery size and liquid volume, are not listed, so you rely on the leaflet for them.

The pattern is simple. This kit rewards people who want convenience and a particular flavour direction, and it frustrates people who like to tinker. If you recognise yourself in the first group, the cons are small print. If you recognise yourself in the second, they are deal-breakers, and you will be happier elsewhere.

One more way to decide is to ask what you would do with a leftover half-used unit. If the answer is that you would happily finish it and move on to a new flavour, a sealed kit is a good match. If the thought of being tied to one flavour for a whole device irritates you, look for something more flexible and come back to the Viscore as a spare.

Troubleshooting: no vapour, weak taste or leaks

Most problems with a prefilled device come down to a handful of causes, and many can be sorted in a minute or two. Find the symptom that matches yours.

• Nothing happens when you draw. Check that any protective film or cap is gone and that the mouthpiece is clear. If your leaflet says the device uses a button, make sure you are pressing it as described. If it has a battery, put it on charge for a while, because a flat battery is the commonest cause.
• The flavour seems weak. Flavour fatigue is more likely than a fault. Have some water, take a break and try again. Also check that you are not chain-vaping, since rapid-fire puffs tend to flatten the taste.
• It tastes harsh or burnt. Slow down and leave longer gaps between puffs. If the problem persists, the liquid may be running low, which is normal near the end of the rated life.
• Moisture around the mouthpiece. A little condensation can gather in any vape. Wipe it with a dry cloth and keep the device upright. If liquid is genuinely leaking from the body, stop using it.
• It will not charge. Try a different cable and a different USB port, and make sure the connector is clean and dry.

Never take the device apart, press on the casing or try to repair a battery yourself. If it is hot, swollen or smells of burning, stop using it, put it on a hard, non-flammable surface away from people and pets, and dispose of it properly once it has cooled.

If a unit arrives damaged or seems faulty from the start, do not keep trying to coax it along. Contact our team with your order number and a short description or photo of the problem, and we will take it from there. Our FAQ page also covers common questions about orders, devices and general vaping queries, and it is worth a look before you get in touch because the answer is often there already.

Where it fits in the range and what else to consider

A single device rarely covers every situation, so it helps to know the neighbours before you buy.

Sideways, within the Viscore line. The same kit comes in other flavours, including Fresh Mint for the cooling without the citrus and Lemon and Lime for the citrus without the chill. If you finish a Lemon Mint unit and fancy a change, those are the obvious next steps, and your 10mg or 20mg decision carries straight over.

Upwards, towards bigger ratings. If 8,000 puffs runs out faster than you would like, the 10000 and 15000 puff ranges offer higher ratings, and the 30000 and 50000 puff ranges go further still. Remember that a larger rating means a larger commitment to one flavour, so only step up if you are sure you will enjoy it all the way through.

Sideways, to refillable. Uwell's Caliburn range of refillable pod kits suits adults who want to choose their own e-liquid and replace pods or coils instead of the whole unit. That trades convenience for flexibility, and it asks a little more of you in terms of maintenance. It is a different kind of ownership, so it is worth reading up before switching.

Saving money. This listing does not carry a multibuy deal. If you are buying several items at once, though, it is worth seeing what is running on the vape deals collection, because a basket of offers can change the sums.

What to keep alongside. Prefilled kits need very little. A spare USB cable, a small pouch that keeps the device clean in a bag, and a plan for disposal are the practical extras. If you intend to alternate between flavours, keep each unit in its own pocket or pouch so the mouthpieces do not pick up lint or stray crumbs.

Whatever you choose next, make the decision on the same grounds you used here: flavour direction, strength, rating, price and how much hands-on involvement you actually want. That framework works for any device in the shop.

Delivery, returns and age verification

Ordering is quick, but the age check is the one step you cannot skip. Vaping products are for adults only, so you will be asked to confirm you are 18 or over, and some orders may need further verification before they are dispatched. Our age verification page explains what is involved and why, and it is worth reading if this is your first order with us.

On delivery, UK orders over £20 qualify for free delivery, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. A single Viscore at £9.49 falls below the free-delivery threshold, and two come to £18.98, which is still short of it. Three of them, or a mixed basket that passes £20, gets you over the line. If you have other items in mind, such as a different flavour or a spare, it is often cheaper to order everything together.

Every product we sell is 100% genuine. When your parcel arrives, check the packaging is intact, the device looks undamaged and the flavour and strength match what you ordered. If anything is wrong, contact us promptly with your order number and we will help.

For the full details on couriers, delivery times, costs and returns, see the shipping page. We have kept the summary here short on purpose, because terms can change and the shipping page is the single source we keep up to date.

Finally, two practical notes. Choose a delivery address where you can receive the parcel safely. And once the kit arrives, keep the leaflet somewhere safe for as long as you use the device, because it is the authority on activation, charging and anything this page has deliberately left to the manufacturer.