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Vape Kits
Discover our huge range of vape kits and e-cigarettes. A vape kit consists of everything you need to start vaping (besides e-liquid), typically included in these kits are: A battery, coils or pods and a charging cable. We feature a wide selection of vape devices from industry-leading brands such as Vaporesso, Aspire, and OXVA, ensuring premium quality while keeping prices as low as we can!
Vape kits are the easiest way to start vaping. Simply fill your tank/pod with e-liquid and let it sit for atleast 5 minutes before vaping (consult the provided user manual for further instructions). For beginners we recommend the following vape kits: Geekvape Sonder Q, Vaporessso Xros 4 Mini and the Caliburn G3 Lite. These kits are easy to use and set up even if you lack the experience of using a refillable vape.
There are a few styles of vape kits available, including: Pod Kits, Sub-Ohm Kits, Pen Style Kits, and Disposable Vape Kits. Our extensive range guarantees that we have an option for everyone. We offer kits for both MTL (Mouth-To-Lung), DTL (Direct-To-Lung) and RDTL (Restricted-Direct-To-Lung) users. For more info on vaping, check out our article explaining key vaping terms.
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What is a vape kit?
A vape kit includes all the essential components needed to start vaping: a vape device, a tank or pod, and typically a charging cable. Many kits come with coils and sometimes e-liquid, but it's worth checking the product description to ensure all items are included.
What’s the difference between mouth-to-lung (MTL) and direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping?
MTL vaping mimics the sensation of smoking, where vapour is drawn into the mouth before being inhaled into the lungs. It's best suited for higher nicotine strengths. DTL vaping, on the other hand, involves inhaling vapour directly into the lungs, producing larger clouds and is more popular with the use of low-nicotine e-liquids.
How do I maintain my vape kit?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning your tank, changing coils, and charging the battery correctly. Avoid letting the e-liquid run too low, as this can burn the coil. Ensure the device is stored properly, especially when not in use for extended periods. If in doubt about maintenance, refer to the user manual or feel free to contact us for advice.
What type of e-liquid should I use with my vape kit?
This depends on the type of kit you have. For MTL devices, a 50/50 PG/VG e-liquid is ideal, while DTL kits generally require higher VG liquids (like 70/30 VG/PG) for better cloud production.
How often do I need to replace my vape coils?
Coils typically last between one to two weeks, depending on usage. If you notice a burnt taste or reduced vapour production, it's time to change the coil.
Why is my vape leaking?
Common reasons for leaks include overfilling the tank, incorrect coil installation, or damaged O-rings. Make sure the tank is properly assembled and avoid leaving it in extreme temperatures, as this can cause leaks
Can I travel with my vape kit?
Yes, but it's important to carry it in your hand luggage. Ensure the tank is empty to prevent leaks due to changes in air pressure when traveling on a plane, and check the vaping regulations at your destination.
Is vaping cheaper than smoking?
While the initial cost of a vape kit can be higher, vaping is generally much cheaper over time. E-liquid and coil costs are significantly lower compared to the weekly expense of cigarettes.
How do I choose the right nicotine strength for my vape kit?
The right nicotine strength depends on your smoking habits. Heavy smokers may prefer higher nicotine levels (e.g., 18mg), while lighter smokers or those using DTL devices might opt for lower strengths or even nicotine-free e-liquids.
How do I know if my vape kit is compatible with different tanks or coils?
Check the specifications of your device. Most manufacturers provide a list of compatible parts, especially coils and tanks. Mismatched components can affect performance or lead to issues like leaking.