IVG 2400 Prefilled Kit Pack of 10 Yellow Edition

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The IVG 2400 Prefilled Kit Pack of 10 Yellow Edition by IVG in Yellow Edition at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

IVG 2400 Prefilled Kit Pack of 10: what you are buying

The IVG 2400 Prefilled Kit Pack of 10 is a multi-unit bundle of IVG's rechargeable pod-style kits. Each kit arrives ready to use, with e-liquid already sealed inside the pod, so there is no tank to fill, no coil to prime and no menu of settings to learn. You take a kit out of the box, draw on the mouthpiece and it works. The 2400 in the name refers to the manufacturer's rated puff count, and the pack of 10 is aimed at people who already know the format suits them and would rather buy in volume than reorder every week or two.

IVG is a familiar name in UK e-liquid, and the 2400 range reflects what many adult smokers and ex-smokers actually ask for: a small, pocketable device with a fruit, ice or sweet flavour, a steady nicotine salt hit and as little maintenance as possible. This product page covers the whole family of 52 flavours, so you will pick your flavour from the variant options before adding the pack to your basket.

It also helps to understand where this kind of product sits in UK law, because the rules have shifted. Single-use vapes were banned across Great Britain from June 2025, and rechargeable kits with replaceable pods are the format that remained on the shelves. UK rules also cap nicotine strength at 20mg/ml for vaping products and limit pods and tanks to 2ml of e-liquid, which is why a kit with a high puff rating tends to rely on a rechargeable battery and swappable pods rather than one oversized reservoir. You must be 18 or over to buy, and we may ask for age verification at checkout or on delivery.

In this guide we go through the specifications, the real-world performance you can expect, the flavour profile, the design, the battery, the mesh coil, the nicotine strength options, who the kit suits and who should skip it, how to use it, how to fix common faults, and how the value stacks up against other kits you might be considering. We try to be straightforward about the limits of the product as well as its strengths, because a vape you do not enjoy is poor value at any price.

• Ten ready-to-use kits per pack, one flavour per order unless the listing says otherwise
• Prefilled nicotine salt e-liquid, up to the UK maximum of 20mg/ml
• Rechargeable battery with USB-C charging
• Mesh coil and draw activation, so there are no buttons to press
• 52 flavours in the family, from fruit and ice blends to sweeter profiles

Specifications at a glance

Before getting into the detail, here is a quick reference for the core specifications of the IVG 2400 kit. Figures are drawn from the manufacturer's stated ratings and from what is typical for rechargeable prefilled pod kits sold in the UK. Because manufacturers occasionally revise components between batches, treat the numbers as a guide and check the variant details on the listing and the printed packaging for anything you need to be exact about.

• Rated puff count: 2,400 puffs per kit, as stated by the manufacturer
• Pack size: 10 kits per order
• Nicotine: nicotine salt, up to 20mg/ml (2%), the UK ceiling
• E-liquid capacity: up to 2ml per pod, the UK limit for pods and tanks
• Coil: mesh coil designed for even heating and flavour consistency
• Battery: built-in rechargeable lithium battery, in the few-hundred to roughly 900mAh range typical of this class
• Charging: USB-C port, no proprietary cable
• Activation: draw-activated, no fire button
• Flavours in the family: 52
• Minimum age: 18

A few of these figures deserve a plain-English note. The puff rating is a laboratory-style estimate based on short, consistent draws. It is useful for comparing one device with another, but it is not a promise about how many puffs you personally will get. The 2ml figure is a legal cap, not a design choice, and it explains why a kit rated for thousands of puffs is delivered through replaceable pods plus a rechargeable battery rather than a single large tank. The nicotine figure is a maximum: if a variant on the listing shows a lower strength, that is the one you will receive.

The battery capacity is the figure we are least able to pin to a single number across every unit, so we describe it as a range. What matters in practice is how long the kit lasts between charges and whether it keeps pace with the e-liquid, and we cover both in the battery section below. The pack of 10 is simply ten identical kits of the same flavour, which keeps your experience consistent from the first one to the last.

Performance and puff delivery

The headline number is 2,400 puffs, and it is worth understanding what that means before you rely on it. Puff ratings are produced by running the device on a machine that takes standardised draws, typically a few seconds long at a fixed interval. Real people vape differently. A long, slow draw uses more e-liquid per puff than a short one, so someone who takes deep pulls on a nicotine salt kit may land noticeably under the rated figure, while someone who takes short, light draws might reach or exceed it. As a rule of thumb, expect the rated count to be a best-case planning figure and think of your real-world total as somewhat lower.

What you can say with more confidence is how the kit behaves. The draw is a gentle mouth-to-lung style pull, closer to the feel of smoking a cigarette than the open, airy draw of a sub-ohm device. Nicotine salt e-liquid is smooth at 20mg/ml, so the throat hit is softer than the same strength of freebase nicotine would give, but the nicotine delivery is fast and the kit satisfies cravings quickly. Vapour production is moderate. You will not get large clouds, and you should not expect them: this is a discreet device built to deliver nicotine and flavour, not to compete on cloud volume.

Consistency is the main thing a mesh coil kit tries to deliver. Over the life of a pod, the flavour should stay steady from the first puff to near the end, rather than fading in the middle or turning harsh. In the final stretch you may notice the flavour thin out slightly as the liquid level drops, and that is your cue to swap the pod or move to a fresh kit. Because you are buying ten at once, the practical approach is to use one kit at a time and keep the others sealed and stored away from heat.

Here is how to think about the puff count in daily terms:

• Light use (a handful of puffs through the day): a single kit can last well over a week
• Moderate use (replacing a few cigarettes a day): expect roughly a few days to a week per kit
• Heavy use (chain vaping or replacing a pack-a-day habit): a kit may last two to three days, so the pack of 10 covers around three to four weeks

These are planning estimates rather than guarantees. If you are not sure which group you fall into, the first kit is the best test: note the day you start it and the day it runs out, and you will quickly know how long ten will last you.

Flavour profile across the 52-flavour family

With 52 flavours in the family, the IVG 2400 range covers most of the territory UK vapers ask for. Availability changes from batch to batch, so the variant selector on this page is the final word on what is in stock, but the range generally falls into a handful of groups, and knowing your preferred group makes choosing much easier.

Fruit and ice. This is the largest and most popular group. Flavours such as Strawberry Ice, Watermelon Ice, Mango Ice and Banana Ice pair a recognisable fruit note with a cooling finish. The cooling agent is usually moderate rather than harsh, so the fruit comes through first and the chill arrives on the exhale. If you find menthol too sharp, these are a gentler way into a cooling profile.

Sour and candy-style blends. Blue Razz Lemonade, Pink Lemonade and sour raspberry style combinations sit here. They lean on tart, bright top notes with a sweet backing, similar to a boiled sweet. They tend to be the most distinctive flavours in a lineup and the ones people reorder most.

Soda and cola. Cherry Cola and similar drinks-inspired flavours offer a fizzy, sweet profile that can be more satisfying than plain fruit for people who miss a sugary taste. They are rich, so they suit people who enjoy a fuller flavour.

Menthol and mint. If you are coming from menthol cigarettes, the mint and menthol options in the family are the more natural switch. Choose these rather than a fruit flavour if you want a clean, crisp finish.

Tobacco-leaning and subtle options. Where available, these are worth trying if you want to move away from fruit gradually. They are lighter on sweetness than the rest of the range.

A few practical tips on picking. If this is your first IVG 2400 and you are unsure, start with a fruit and ice flavour; it is the safest bet and the most widely liked. Remember that because this is a pack of 10, you will live with the flavour for weeks. Many people find that a very sweet or very sour flavour tires the palate over time, a feeling vapers sometimes call vaper's tongue, where flavours seem to fade even though the e-liquid has not changed. If that matters to you, choose a milder flavour for the long haul or buy two different packs and alternate between them.

Finally, keep in mind that flavour descriptions are subjective. We describe what each flavour is aiming for, but your own taste will decide whether it works. If a flavour is out of stock, the listing will say so, and you can swap to a similar profile in the same family without changing anything else about the device.

Design and build quality

The IVG 2400 follows the compact, slim-body layout that has become standard for prefilled pod kits. It is small enough to sit comfortably in a jeans pocket or a handbag, and light enough that you will forget it is there until you need it. The body is typically finished in a smooth coating that matches the flavour, which makes it easy to tell flavours apart if you keep a few different kits around. The mouthpiece is rounded and shaped to sit comfortably against the lips, and the whole device is designed to be used with one hand.

Because the device is draw-activated, the exterior is deliberately simple. You will find the mouthpiece at the top, a small LED indicator that lights up while you draw, and a USB-C charging port on the bottom edge. There is no screen, no adjustable airflow and no power dial. That simplicity is the point. Fewer moving parts means fewer things to go wrong, and fewer decisions for someone who simply wants a vape that works.

As for build quality, a few observations hold for this class of product:

• The shell is plastic rather than metal, which keeps weight down and cost low but means it can scuff and is not built for being dropped repeatedly on hard floors
• The pod seats firmly into the battery section, and a properly seated pod should not wobble or rattle
• The LED indicator is a useful, if basic, way to confirm the device is firing and to read the battery warning
• Airflow is fixed, so the draw feels the same from one kit to the next, which supports consistency across a pack of ten

Compared with refillable pod systems, the trade-off is clear. You give up the ability to refill, adjust airflow or swap the coil, and in exchange you get a kit that is sealed, leak-resistant when stored upright and easier to carry. For people who have been put off vaping by leaky tanks and messy refilling, that is a genuine advantage.

One caution on handling. Keep the kit away from extreme heat, such as a car dashboard in summer, because heat can thin the e-liquid and cause weeping around the mouthpiece. Likewise, don't leave it in a pocket with keys or coins, which can scratch the finish or press against the draw sensor. Treat it like any small electronic device and it should hold up well through the life of the e-liquid.

Battery life and charging

The IVG 2400 uses a built-in rechargeable lithium battery. Capacity in this class of kit sits somewhere between a few hundred and roughly 900mAh, and the exact figure matters less than whether the battery keeps pace with the e-liquid in the pod. In normal use it is designed to carry you through a full day for most people, and then to be topped up from a USB-C cable when convenient. Charging is straightforward: plug a USB-C cable into the port, connect the other end to a phone charger, laptop or power bank, and wait until the indicator shows the battery is full.

Some useful points on charging and battery care:

• Use a standard 5V USB source. A normal phone charger or computer port is fine. You do not need a fast charger, and a very high-output adapter does not make the kit charge faster
• Charging time is usually in the range of around an hour for a full charge, depending on the battery size and the charger. Allow a little more time if you are charging from a low-power port
• Do not use while charging if you can avoid it. Most kits of this type are designed to cut off while plugged in, but it is good practice to charge first and vape afterwards
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight on soft furnishings. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface where you can see it
• Stop using a kit that is hot, swollen or damaged. A swollen or distorted body can indicate a battery fault, and that kit should be removed from use and recycled safely

With rechargeable kits, it is also useful to think about the battery and the e-liquid as two separate countdowns. In an ideal case the battery has a little life left when the e-liquid runs out, and the kit retires cleanly. In practice, one often runs out before the other. If the battery dies first, a recharge gets you back to the remaining liquid. If the liquid runs out first, a fresh pod or a fresh kit restores the flavour. This is one of the real advantages of a pack of ten: whichever component runs out first, you have a replacement within reach.

When a kit has reached the end of its life, do not put it in a general waste bin or a recycling bin at home. Vapes contain lithium batteries, which can start fires in bin lorries and waste facilities. UK retailers that sell vaping products are required to offer a take-back service, and many councils run household waste recycling centres with dedicated drop-off points for small electrical items. Take spent kits to one of these. It is a small effort, and across a pack of ten it adds up to a meaningful reduction in waste going to landfill.

Mesh coil and pod technology

The coil is the part of any vape that turns e-liquid into vapour, and the type of coil makes a bigger difference to flavour and longevity than most people realise. The IVG 2400 uses a mesh coil rather than a traditional round wire coil, and that choice shapes how the kit tastes and feels.

A conventional wire coil is a spiral of resistance wire wrapped around a wick, heating the liquid along a narrow contact area. A mesh coil is a flat or curved sheet of fine metal mesh, with a much larger surface area in contact with the cotton wick. In practical terms that brings three benefits.

• More even heating. The larger surface area spreads heat across the wick, so the e-liquid is vaporised more consistently and the flavour is less likely to scorch at the edges
• Faster ramp-up. Mesh heats quickly, so you get vapour almost as soon as you draw, with little lag
• Steadier flavour over time. Because the heating is gentler and more uniform, flavour tends to stay closer to the intended profile through the life of the pod

The trade-off is that mesh coils are sensitive to dry hits if the wick is not fully saturated. This is why it is wise to let a new kit rest for a few minutes before the first puff, which gives the liquid time to soak into the cotton. Taking very long, hard draws, or chain vaping without any pause, can also outpace the wick and cause a burnt taste. Short, steady puffs with a few seconds between draws keep the coil happy.

On the pod side, the IVG 2400 is prefilled and sealed at the factory, so the coil and liquid are matched to each other. The pod holds up to the UK-legal 2ml, and because the coil is built into the pod, you never have to buy a separate coil, never have to prime it and never have to guess at the right resistance. When the pod is finished, it is finished. This keeps the experience simple and consistent but does mean the pod is not intended to be refilled. Refilling a sealed prefilled pod is not recommended: the coil and wick are tuned to the original e-liquid, the nicotine strength of anything you add can no longer be verified, and the pod is not designed to be opened.

Nicotine salt e-liquid works well with this type of coil because salt formulations are designed for lower-wattage devices. A small mesh coil at low power gives a smooth, satisfying draw without the harshness that high-nicotine freebase liquid would produce at the same strength.

Choosing the right nicotine strength

UK rules cap the nicotine strength of vaping products at 20mg/ml, which is 2%. The IVG 2400 is built around nicotine salt e-liquid, and the strength you receive is shown on the variant listing and on the packaging. For most people buying this format, 20mg/ml is the usual option, because the compact battery and small coil are designed to work with it, and because the kit's purpose is to replace smoking in a simple, convenient way. If a lower strength is listed for your chosen flavour, it will be shown clearly on the variant selector.

Choosing the right level of nicotine is not complicated, but it is worth thinking about honestly. The aim for an adult smoker moving to vaping is to feel satisfied, so that you do not drift back to cigarettes. Too little nicotine and you may find yourself vaping constantly and feeling unsatisfied. Too much and you may feel lightheaded, nauseous or unpleasantly harsh in the throat.

• Smoking ten or more cigarettes a day: 20mg/ml is the sensible starting point, because the nicotine delivery of salt at this strength is the closest match to what you are used to
• Smoking fewer than ten a day, or social smoking: a lower strength, if the listing offers one, can feel more comfortable. If only 20mg/ml is available, take shorter and less frequent puffs
• Ex-smokers using vaping to stay off cigarettes: you may find that you can step down in strength over time, and a lower strength variant makes that easier
• Never smoked, or non-smokers: nicotine is addictive, and vaping is not recommended for people who do not already use nicotine

Signs that the strength is wrong for you are fairly easy to spot. If you feel dizzy, sweaty or nauseous after a few puffs, the strength is too high for your tolerance. Stop, drink some water, take a break and consider a lower strength. If you are vaping continuously and still craving, the strength may be too low, or your draw may be too short to deliver enough nicotine.

It is also worth being aware that nicotine salt at 20mg/ml feels smoother than the same strength of traditional freebase nicotine, which can make it easy to take in more than you intend to. Because there is little throat harshness to warn you, pace yourself. Set a rhythm that matches your smoking pattern, rather than puffing continuously. If you have a heart condition, are pregnant or are taking medication, speak to a doctor or pharmacist before using any nicotine product. Vaping is widely regarded as less harmful than smoking, but it is not risk-free, and it is not intended for young people or non-smokers.

Who the IVG 2400 suits, and who should skip it

No product is for everyone, and a pack of ten is a bigger commitment than a single kit. Here is a plain assessment of who gets the most from the IVG 2400 and who might be better served elsewhere.

The kit suits:

• Adult smokers switching to vaping who want something simple, with nothing to fill, adjust or replace beyond the kit itself
• Existing vapers who have settled on a flavour and want to buy in volume at a lower unit cost
• People who value convenience, such as those who travel, commute or work on their feet and do not want to carry bottles or spare coils
• Households or workplaces with several adult vapers who split a pack and save on delivery
• People who dislike leaking and refilling and want a sealed, low-fuss format

You may want to skip it if:

• You have never smoked or vaped. Nicotine is addictive, and this product is intended for adults who already use nicotine
• You want big clouds or fine control. There is no adjustable power or airflow, and vapour output is moderate
• You want the lowest possible running cost. Refillable systems with bottles of e-liquid usually cost less per millilitre over time, though they need more upkeep
• You prefer to change flavours often. A pack of ten commits you to one flavour for weeks. If you like variety, a single kit or a smaller multi-flavour bundle may suit you better
• You are unsure about the flavour. Try a single kit first if you have never had the flavour before, then buy the pack once you know you like it
• You are under 18. It is illegal to sell vaping products to anyone under 18 in the UK

There is also a sensible middle ground. If you are new to this format but are confident that you want to switch away from cigarettes, a pack of ten is a reasonable purchase as long as you choose a flavour you know you like. If you are cautious, start with the safest flavour in the family, a fruit and ice blend, and rotate in other flavours on later orders.

Finally, remember that vaping is best seen as a tool for adult smokers who want to quit or cut down. If your goal is to stop using nicotine altogether, the NHS stop smoking services offer free support, and pairing a vape with that support has been shown to improve the odds of quitting.

How to use and activate the kit

One of the strengths of the IVG 2400 is that it takes almost no setup. There are no buttons to hold, no settings to select and no refilling to do. Follow these steps for the best first experience.

• Check the kit. Remove the packaging and any protective film or mouthpiece cover. Check that the pod is firmly seated in the battery section and that nothing looks damaged or leaking
• Let it rest. If the kit has been stored on its side, or has just arrived after a long journey, stand it upright for a few minutes. This gives the e-liquid time to settle into the cotton and helps avoid a dry first puff
• Check the battery. If the device arrives with little charge, plug it into a USB-C cable for a short top-up before use. The LED will guide you
• Take a gentle first draw. Inhale slowly on the mouthpiece. The LED should light and vapour should follow almost immediately. There is no button to press: the airflow sensor does the work
• Establish a rhythm. Draw for two to three seconds, then pause for a few seconds. This keeps the coil wet and the flavour clean
• Store it upright. When not in use, keep the kit upright and away from heat and direct sunlight

Used this way, the mouth-to-lung draw style will feel natural to most ex-smokers. You draw into your mouth first, pause briefly and then inhale into your lungs, similar to how you would smoke a cigarette. Avoid very hard or very long inhales, which can overheat the coil and make the vapour harsh.

A few pointers on safe use and storage:

• Keep kits and spare packs out of reach of children and pets. E-liquid containing nicotine is harmful if swallowed or if it comes into contact with skin in quantity
• Store sealed kits in a cool, dry place, ideally at room temperature
• Do not take apart or modify the device, and never try to open the pod
• Do not vape in places where it is prohibited, including many public transport settings and workplaces. Check the rules wherever you are

If you are using a pack of ten, label or rotate your kits so you are always using the oldest first. It is a small habit, but it keeps the e-liquid fresh and avoids a kit sitting for months at the bottom of a drawer.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with a prefilled kit are simple to diagnose. Here are the issues vapers report most often, together with the usual cause and a sensible fix.

• No vapour when you draw. First check the battery: if the LED does not light, plug the kit in to charge for a few minutes and try again. If it charges but still does not fire, make sure the pod is seated properly by removing it and pressing it firmly back in. Check that nothing is blocking the airflow at the bottom of the device
• Weak or muted flavour. This often means the pod is nearly empty. It can also be a sign of vaper's tongue, so try a different flavour for a day or two, sip some water and then return to it
• Burnt or harsh taste. A dry hit usually means the wick is not saturated, either because the kit is nearly out of e-liquid or because you are puffing too frequently. Pause for a minute, take shorter draws and, if the taste persists, replace the pod or kit
• Gurgling or leaking. Light condensation on the mouthpiece is normal. If liquid is pooling or leaking from the base, wipe it away, keep the device upright and avoid heat. If the leak continues, stop using that kit and contact us
• LED flashes when you draw. A flashing LED on this class of device commonly indicates a low battery, a short-circuit protection event or a poorly seated pod. Charge it, reseat the pod and try again
• Not charging. Try a different USB-C cable and a different power source. Look for dust or lint in the charging port, which you can clear gently with a dry wooden toothpick. Avoid metal tools
• Kit feels hot. Stop using it immediately and let it cool. If it gets hot again, do not use it, and recycle it safely

If you have tried these steps and the kit still fails, you may have a faulty unit. That is a manufacturing matter, not something you caused, and it is covered by your statutory rights. Contact us with your order number, a short description of the fault and, ideally, a photo or short video. In a pack of ten, a single faulty kit does not need to spoil the rest, and we will sort out a replacement or a remedy for the faulty item.

When any kit has reached the end of its life, whether it is faulty or simply empty, dispose of it responsibly. Return it to a retailer take-back point or a local council recycling centre with a vape or small electricals bin. Please do not put it in a household bin, because the lithium battery can cause fires.

Value for money and how it compares

Value is the main reason to buy a pack of ten rather than a single kit. Buying in volume usually brings a lower unit price, saves on delivery and removes the risk of running out at an awkward time. Divide the pack price by ten and compare it with the single-kit price on the product page: that gap is your saving. As a rough benchmark, the cost per puff on a 2,400-puff kit is low compared with many smaller prefilled kits, though your real-world puff count will determine the final figure.

Here is how to judge whether it is worth it for you:

• Compare against your current spend. If you currently smoke, the weekly cost of cigarettes is usually considerably higher than the cost of vaping with this format, which is a major reason many people switch
• Estimate your usage. Use the puff-count guide above to work out how many weeks ten kits will last, and divide the price accordingly
• Factor in waste. A flavour you do not like is money wasted. Consider trying a single kit first if you have any doubt

How it compares with other options. We try to be fair here, because the right choice depends on what you want from a vape.

• Against compact closed pod systems such as Elf Bar's ELFA range and similar prefilled kits: the formats are similar, with a rechargeable battery and a sealed prefilled pod. Some of those kits use smaller batteries and shorter puff ratings, so the IVG 2400 may last longer between replacements, though each brand has its own flavour character and some people simply prefer one over another
• Against Vuse ePod 2 and other proprietary pod systems: those systems are widely available and polished, but the pods are tied to one brand's device. A complete kit like the IVG 2400 avoids the need to match pods to a battery, which is simpler, though you lose the flexibility of buying pods separately
• Against refillable pod and open-system kits: a refillable kit costs less to run per millilitre and gives you thousands of flavour choices, but needs refilling, coil changes and a bit of learning. The IVG 2400 trades that flexibility for convenience
• Against nicotine pouches, patches and gum: these suit people who want nicotine without inhaling, and some prefer them for use in places where vaping is not allowed. They do not replicate the hand-to-mouth habit of smoking, which is one reason many smokers prefer a vape

In summary, the IVG 2400 Prefilled Kit Pack of 10 offers a straightforward combination of convenience, consistent flavour and a sensible unit price for adults who have already decided that vaping is right for them. It is not the cheapest way to vape per millilitre, and it is not the most customisable, but it is simple, reliable and wide-ranging in flavour. If that matches what you want, a pack of ten is an efficient way to buy it.