Big Puff Vapes

They follow TPD and MHRA rules. Each prefilled pod holds 2ml, refill containers hold 10ml maximum, and nicotine strength caps at 20mg. The clever bit is how they're assembled. Auto-refill kits feed liquid from a sealed container into the pod automatically, while multi-pod kits simply hold several 2ml pods in one device. Everything stays within legal limits.

Auto-refill kits maximise puff count from a single flavour. A 2ml pod plus 10ml container gives you 6,000+ puffs before replacing both. Multi-pod kits (4-in-1 or 2-in-1) prioritise variety. You get fewer total puffs but can switch between flavours by twisting the mouthpiece. If you stick to one flavour, auto-refill works out better. If you like mixing things up throughout the day, multi-pod is your go-to.

Similar experience, smarter design. You get the same tight draw, nic salt hit, and familiar flavours from brands like Elf Bar and Lost Mary. The difference is you recharge the battery and replace pods instead of throwing away the entire device. Less waste, lower running costs, and you're not caught out when the battery dies halfway through.

Yes. Every big puff kit has a rechargeable battery, typically 650-1000mAh, with USB-C fast charging. You'll recharge the device multiple times over its lifespan while working through pods.

Yes. You recharge the battery and replace pods when they're empty. The device itself lasts for months with proper care. Only the pods and refill containers are consumables.

No. The pods and containers come prefilled and sealed. You can't manually top them up with your own e-liquid. When they're empty, you replace them with fresh ones. If you want to use your own liquids, a refillable pod kit would suit you better.

Puff counts are estimates based on average draw length. Your mileage will vary depending on how long and hard you inhale. As a rough guide, a 6,000 puff kit lasts a moderate vaper about a week, 10,000 puffs around two weeks, and 30,000-50,000 puff systems can stretch to a month or more with regular use.

Most likely. Brands like Lost Mary, Elf Bar, and Hayati have brought their signature blends into big puff formats. If you had a go-to disposable flavour, chances are there's a pod version available.

Flavour fading or a slight burnt taste means the pod's running low or the coil is wearing out. Many big puff kits have LED displays or visible liquid windows so you can check levels. When the taste drops off, swap in a fresh pod.