SMOK RGC Replacement Coils

SMOK RGC Replacement Coils are designed for the RGC pod, and your kit is supplied with an RPM pod as well. Only the RGC pod is compatible with these coils. They come in a pack of 5, available in either a 0.17 Ohms Conical Mesh for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping or a 0.6 Ohms dual coil for mouth-to-lung (MTL).

The 0.17 Ohms comes pre-installed in the RGC pod. The 0.6 Ohms is for anyone who wants that pod to give a mouth-to-lung vape instead.

Warm, Dense nexMesh

The 0.17 Ohms Conical Mesh is a KA1 coil with SMOK's nexMesh heating element, best vaped at wattages between 40 and 80W. The Conical Mesh build is designed to deliver richer flavour. Expect plenty of vapour, and a warmer vape than the 0.6 Ohms. Pair it with a high VG e-liquid.

Mouth-to-Lung Dual Coil

The 0.6 Ohms is fitted with a dual coil and a 2mm wicking hole, best vaped at 8-16W. It suits thinner e-liquids: a 50/50 freebase or a nic salt.

Your Kit's Two Pods

The RPM80, RPM80 Pro and Fetch Pro are supplied with two pods, an RPM pod and an RGC pod, each with its own coil pre-installed. The 0.17 and the 0.6 Ohms both fit the RGC pod, and for the RPM pod you will need SMOK's RPM replacement coils. The RGC pod has adjustable airflow as well, so you can tailor the draw to your liking.

Do these fit the SMOK Fetch Mini?

The Fetch Mini is compatible with SMOK's Nord coils and RPM coils. It is the Fetch Pro that uses an RGC coil.

How long should an RGC coil last?

With the 0.17 Ohms that will depend on the wattage, and it will last longer at 40W than at 80W. Sweeter e-liquids shorten coil life. Allow a few minutes for a new coil to saturate after filling, which helps prevent dry hits.