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Keep your compatible Innokin pod kit running with our range of Innokin vape pods, including VCAP replacement cartridges for devices such as the Endura V and Trine, alongside replacement pods for the Innokin Sceptre system. With both built-in coil and separate-coil pod designs available, always match the cartridge to your exact Innokin device before ordering.
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A replacement pod is the removable cartridge that holds e-liquid at the top of a compatible pod vape.
Depending on the Innokin system you're using, the heating coil may either be permanently built into the cartridge or installed separately inside a reusable pod.
Our current Innokin replacement pod range covers both approaches.
The VCAP platform uses convenient all-in-one cartridges with an integrated coil. When the coil eventually wears out, the complete pod is replaced. The Innokin Sceptre takes a different approach, using a reusable cartridge that accepts separate replacement coils.
Neither system is complicated, but they're not interchangeable.
The main thing to establish before buying is which pod platform your kit actually uses.
The Innokin VCAP pod is the newer and more widely compatible cartridge in our current range.
These are 2ml refillable pods with the coil permanently integrated into the cartridge. They're available in three resistances:
Each resistance provides a slightly different balance of airflow, power and draw tightness.
Our VCAP pods are supplied in packs of three and use a top-fill design, allowing the cartridge to be refilled without handling a separate replacement coil.
VCAP has developed into one of Innokin's main current pod platforms.
Compatible devices can include:
Innokin's wider Trine range also uses VCAP cartridges across multiple devices, with different models supporting various resistance options.
That cross-compatibility is useful if you own more than one compatible Innokin kit, but always check the individual device specification before assuming every VCAP resistance is supported.
The 0.6Ω VCAP pod sits at the lower-resistance end of the three versions currently in our range.
Compared with the higher-resistance options, it generally provides:
It is well suited to users who prefer an RDL or looser MTL draw from a compact pod device.
The 0.8Ω VCAP pod sits neatly in the middle of the range.
That makes it a useful compromise if you want something tighter and lower-powered than the 0.6Ω option without moving all the way to the 1.2Ω cartridge.
The 0.8Ω VCAP is particularly well suited to:
For many users, it's the middle-ground option in the VCAP family.
The 1.2Ω VCAP pod is the highest-resistance option currently available in our range.
Its higher resistance and lower power make it particularly suitable for a tighter mouth-to-lung draw.
Typical characteristics include:
If you prefer a more restricted draw, the 1.2Ω option is normally the natural place to start.
These are general characteristics rather than rigid rules.
Airflow settings, device output and e-liquid choice will also affect how each cartridge feels.
The Innokin Sceptre pod uses a different design from the newer VCAP system.
Instead of having the coil permanently built into the cartridge, the Sceptre pod accepts separate replaceable coils.
That means the pod itself can potentially be reused through several coil changes rather than being discarded every time the heating element reaches the end of its life.
Our current Sceptre pod has a 2ml capacity and is designed specifically for the Innokin Sceptre Pod System.
The Sceptre cartridge supports different coil resistances for different draw styles.
Compatible options can include:
This lets one pod system cover two noticeably different airflow and power preferences.
The pod itself should not be confused with the coil.
If your Sceptre cartridge is still in good condition but the flavour has deteriorated, you may only need a new coil rather than a complete replacement pod.
Neither format is automatically better.
VCAP prioritises convenience. Sceptre gives you the option of retaining the pod and replacing only the internal coil.
An integrated-coil pod combines the e-liquid reservoir and heating element into one replacement part.
There's no separate coil to remove.
When performance starts to decline, you replace the whole pod.
The benefits are fairly straightforward:
VCAP cartridges use this format.
A replaceable-coil pod keeps the cartridge and coil as separate components.
The cartridge continues to hold the e-liquid, while the heating coil can be removed and replaced independently.
The Innokin Sceptre uses this arrangement.
It involves one extra step during maintenance, but it also means you don't necessarily need to replace the complete pod every time the coil wears out.
Start with the exact model of your device.
That's far more important than deciding between resistance values first.
The Endura V uses VCAP cartridges, with multiple resistance options available depending on the device specification.
The Endura V Pro also uses the VCAP platform and supports compatible resistance options within that system.
The standard Trine supports compatible VCAP pods, including 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω and 1.2Ω options.
You'll need the dedicated Sceptre cartridge and compatible Sceptre coils rather than VCAP pods.
Resistance is measured in ohms (Ω).
Broadly speaking, lower resistance tends to be paired with more power and a looser draw, while higher resistance tends towards lower-powered MTL use.
The coil or pod family still comes first.
A 1.2Ω Sceptre coil isn't physically interchangeable with a 1.2Ω VCAP cartridge simply because the resistance is the same.
Many Innokin pod systems are heavily oriented towards MTL, or mouth-to-lung vaping.
MTL describes drawing vapour into the mouth first before inhaling.
Within our current range, the 0.8Ω and especially 1.2Ω VCAP pods suit this style particularly well. The 1.2Ω Sceptre coil also provides a tighter MTL configuration in compatible Sceptre hardware.
MTL setups typically use:
RDL, or restricted-direct-lung, provides a looser draw than traditional MTL without becoming as open as a full DTL sub-ohm setup.
The 0.6Ω VCAP cartridge sits towards this end of the current range, while the Sceptre's 0.5Ω coil was also designed for a looser RDL configuration.
These lower-resistance options generally provide:
Most of the pods in this category are intended for relatively low-powered MTL and RDL use.
That makes 50/50 e-liquid a natural fit for many of them.
Suitable options can include:
Very thick high-VG liquids aren't automatically appropriate for small pod cartridges, particularly higher-resistance MTL options.
If you're using nicotine salts, the higher-resistance VCAP options are particularly relevant.
The 0.8Ω and 1.2Ω cartridges operate at modest power and suit the tighter airflow typically associated with nic salt use.
The 1.2Ω option provides the most restricted draw, while 0.8Ω offers a little more airflow.
The correct nicotine strength is a separate consideration, though. Pod resistance determines how the device behaves; it doesn't automatically tell you which nicotine concentration to choose.
VCAP cartridges use a top-fill system.
The exact method can vary slightly by cartridge version, but the general process is:
Top filling means the pod can be refilled with less handling than older bottom-fill designs.
The Sceptre uses a side-filling design with a sealed filling port.
If you've also fitted a fresh coil, give the wick time to absorb e-liquid before activating the device.
New coils contain dry wicking material.
If they're fired before enough e-liquid has soaked into the wick, the cotton can burn.
For integrated VCAP pods:
For Sceptre coils:
That first few minutes of patience can prevent a brand-new coil from being damaged immediately.
There isn't a fixed number of days.
An integrated VCAP pod lasts until its built-in coil begins to deteriorate or the cartridge becomes damaged.
A Sceptre pod can potentially last longer because the coil itself is replaceable.
Coil longevity is affected by:
Very sweet liquids can build residue on the heating element more quickly, while heavier use naturally puts more e-liquid through the coil.
With an integrated-coil cartridge such as VCAP, replace the pod when the coil has clearly deteriorated.
Common signs include:
For a Sceptre system, these symptoms may simply mean the separate coil needs replacing rather than the complete cartridge.
A burnt taste usually means the wick has become dry or damaged.
Common reasons include:
Once the wicking material has genuinely burnt, refilling the pod won't repair it.
Replace the integrated cartridge or separate coil as appropriate.
A small amount of condensation beneath a pod isn't necessarily a full leak.
More substantial liquid loss can be caused by:
Wipe away excess liquid and inspect the cartridge carefully.
Damaged pods should be replaced.
Consumable pods and coils will eventually need replacing, but correct use helps avoid wasting them prematurely.
No.
Innokin has produced numerous pod systems over the years.
VCAP and Sceptre are different platforms, while other Innokin devices have used entirely separate cartridges.
Don't choose a replacement based purely on appearance.
Always check:
Find the exact model name of your device first. Endura V and Trine devices use compatible VCAP cartridges, while the Sceptre uses its own replacement pod and coil system.
Yes. VCAP pods use built-in coils, so the complete cartridge is replaced when the coil reaches the end of its useful life.
Yes. The VCAP pods in our range are refillable 2ml top-fill cartridges.
The 0.6Ω option provides the loosest draw of the three current versions, 0.8Ω sits in the middle, and 1.2Ω provides the tightest MTL draw.
The 0.8Ω and 1.2Ω variants are particularly well suited to lower-powered MTL use with compatible 50/50 nicotine salt e-liquids.
No. The Sceptre cartridge is designed around separate replaceable Sceptre coils.
No. They're different cartridge platforms.
There is no fixed schedule. Replace an integrated pod when flavour or vapour noticeably deteriorates, or sooner if the cartridge becomes damaged.
Our Innokin vape pod range covers two straightforward but distinctly different systems.
The newer VCAP replacement pods provide an all-in-one approach, with built-in coils in 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω and 1.2Ω resistances for compatible Endura V, Trine and other VCAP-based devices. The Innokin Sceptre pod takes the more traditional route, allowing the cartridge to be retained while separate coils are changed when required.
Whichever Innokin kit you're using, compatibility comes first. Match the pod to your exact device, then choose the resistance and draw style that suits the way you use it.
