Coils & Pods
Vape coils and pods are at the core of every device, ensuring you enjoy consistent flavour, smooth vapour, and reliable performance. Our collection features replacement vape coils and refillable pods from leading brands including Aspire, Geekvape, Innokin, Vaporesso, Voopoo, Lost Vape, and OXVA, giving you plenty of choice to suit your vape kit.
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Whether you prefer MTL coils for a tighter draw or sub-ohm coils for bigger clouds, you’ll find the right option for your style of vaping. For those using pod kits, our range of replacement pods makes it simple to keep your device fresh and performing at its best.
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What are Vape Coils?
Vape coils are the essential heating element inside your vaping device that transforms e-liquid into the vapour you inhale. They consist of a resistance wire wrapped around a wicking material, usually organic cotton, which absorbs your e-liquid. When you activate your vape, the battery sends power to the coil, heating it up and vaporising the e-liquid saturated in the wick, creating the vapour that delivers both flavour and nicotine. Without a functioning coil, your vape simply won't work, making it one of the most important components of any vape kit. Because coils naturally degrade over time with use, they're designed as replaceable parts that need changing regularly to maintain optimal flavour and vapour production.
What are Vape Pods?
Vape pods are compact, user-friendly vaping devices that have revolutionised the vaping industry with their simplicity and portability. A pod system consists of two main parts: a rechargeable battery unit and a removable pod cartridge that holds your e-liquid. The pod attaches to the battery via magnetic connection or click-fit mechanism, creating a complete vape kit that's significantly smaller than traditional box mods and vape tanks. Pod systems are incredibly popular among new vapers switching from cigarettes and experienced users wanting a convenient, pocket-friendly device for on-the-go vaping. Their discreet size and simple operation make them the ideal choice for hassle-free vaping.
When to replace your coils?
Knowing when to replace your vape coils is crucial for maintaining the best flavour, vapour production, and overall vaping experience. The most common sign that your coil needs changing is a burnt or unpleasant taste, which occurs when the cotton wick becomes too degraded to properly absorb e-liquid. Other clear indicators include reduced vapour production, gurgling sounds, e-liquid leaking from your tank or pod, and noticeably weaker flavour even with fresh e-liquid. If you're experiencing any combination of these symptoms, it's definitely time to install a new coil. Ignoring these warning signs will only lead to increasingly poor performance and potential damage to your device.
What’s the Right Coil for Your Vape?
Your choice of e-liquid should guide your coil selection - if you're using nicotine salt e-liquids or high-strength freebase nicotine, opt for MTL coils with higher resistance to avoid excessive nicotine intake. For lower nicotine shortfills and cloud chasing, sub-ohm coils deliver satisfying vapour production and intense flavour. Mesh coils have become increasingly popular across both categories thanks to their larger heating surface area, which provides superior flavour and faster heat-up times compared to traditional wire coils.
We recommend you always check the recommended wattage range printed on your coils and stay within these limits - vaping below the range produces weak performance while exceeding it burns out coils prematurely. Consider starting with the mid-range resistance option for your device, then experiment with different resistances to find your perfect vape. Keeping track of which coils you prefer makes reordering simple and ensures consistent satisfaction.
Vape Coils FAQ
How long do vape coils last?
Vape coils typically last between one to three weeks depending on your vaping frequency and e-liquid type. Heavy vapers may need to replace coils weekly, while light users can get three weeks or more from a single coil. Sweet e-liquids and high VG blends tend to shorten coil life due to residue build-up. You'll know it's time to change your coil when you notice a burnt taste, reduced vapour production, or muted flavours.
Can I clean and reuse vape coils?
Pre-built vape coils are not designed to be cleaned and reused effectively. The residue that degrades performance is baked into the cotton wick and wire, making thorough cleaning nearly impossible without damaging the coil. For best performance and safety, always replace coils when they show signs of wear. Only rebuildable coils are designed to be cleaned, re-wicked, and reused multiple times.
What's the difference between MTL and DTL coils?
MTL (mouth-to-lung) coils have higher resistance above 1.0 ohm and create a tight draw similar to smoking, working at lower wattages with higher nicotine strengths. DTL (direct-to-lung) coils are sub-ohm coils below 1.0 ohm that require higher wattages and produce larger clouds with open airflow. DTL coils suit lower nicotine and high VG e-liquids, while MTL coils work best with 50/50 blends and higher nicotine.
Why does my new coil taste burnt?
A burnt taste from a new coil usually means it wasn't properly primed before use. Priming involves saturating the cotton wick with e-liquid and letting it soak for 5-10 minutes before vaping. Without priming, dry cotton burns when heated, instantly ruining the coil. Starting at too high a wattage can also burn new coils, always begin at the lower end of the recommended range.
Do mesh coils last longer than regular coils?
Mesh coils don't necessarily last longer than traditional wire coils, but they provide better flavour and more consistent performance throughout their lifespan. The larger surface area distributes heat more evenly, reducing hotspots that cause premature failure. Coil longevity still depends primarily on e-liquid choice, vaping frequency, and wattage settings rather than construction type.
What happens if I use the wrong coil resistance?
Using inappropriate coil resistance won't damage your device but will provide a poor vaping experience. Sub-ohm coils with high nicotine e-liquid deliver uncomfortably harsh throat hit and excessive nicotine. High-resistance MTL coils with thick high VG e-liquid result in poor wicking, weak flavour, and potential dry hits. Always match coil resistance to your vaping style and e-liquid type.
Can I use any e-liquid with any coil?
Different coils require specific e-liquid ratios for optimal performance. Sub-ohm coils need high VG e-liquids (70% VG or higher) as their larger wicking ports handle thicker liquid. Higher resistance MTL coils work better with 50/50 VG/PG blends which wick easily in smaller ports. Using thick e-liquid in MTL coils causes dry hits, while thin e-liquid in sub-ohm coils may leak.