Vape Kits

A vape starter kit is a complete set that includes everything you need to start vaping. Vape starter kits usually include a battery, tank, and coil. Some kits also come with a charger and other accessories.

If you are a smoker looking to switch to vaping, we recommend starting with a vape starter kit that simulates the smoking experience. Sub-Ohm Kits produce more vapour than Starter Kits and can be overwhelming for first-time vapers. We recommend starting with a Starter Kit and moving up to a Sub-Ohm Kit when you are ready for more vapour production. If you need help choosing your first vape kit, or simply looking for an upgrade then get in touch and one of our team members will be able to assist you.

A pod kit is a type of vaping device that uses pre-filled pods instead of tanks. Pod kits are usually smaller and more compact than other types of vaping devices.

The wattage of your vape kit will determine how much power is delivered to your coil. The higher the wattage, the more vapour you will produce. Vape kit wattages typically range from 10 watts to 200 watts.

No, not all vaping products are suitable for all ages. Products on our website are not suitable for use by minors under the age of 18; pregnant or lactating women; people who suffer from cardiovascular diseases; or persons suffering from seizure disorders. This list is not exhaustive.

A Vape Mod is a device that allows you to customise your vaping experience. Vape Mods typically have features like variable wattage and temperature control. Vape Kits are complete sets that include everything you need to start vaping, including the battery, tank, and coil. Some kits also come with a charger and other accessories.

Vape kits work by heating the vape liquid inside a pod or a tank, the vape juice is heated via the coil and this then produces vapour much like steam.

‘E-Cigarette’ is the original term given to vapes because they were classed as electronic cigarettes and were cylindrical, similar to the cigarettes they replaced. The term vape is a more recently adopted term, derived from vaping, and is now more commonly used, mainly because vape kits have continued to evolve in appearance.