Rechargeable Vape Kits

There are two main types of rechargeable vapes; refillable vapes and prefilled vapes.

Refillable vapes are the type that you fill with your own choice of e-liquid giving you the freedom to choose from a wide variety of flavours and nicotine strengths. They are also the most cost-effective way to vape and produce the least on-going waste. You can buy many different type of refillable vapes, with the most popular being easy-to-use pod vape kits.

Prefilled vapes are vapes that come pre-filled with e-liquid in an easy to replace pod. Prefilled vapes offer greater convenience and ease of use over refillable vapes, and in most cases are very similar to disposable vapes. Prefilled vapes are available from many of the popular disposable vapes brands such as Elf Bar, Lost Mary, SKE, IVG and Hayati.

All vapes are now equipped with a charge port, with most using a Type-C USB which is the most common type in electronic equipment. Simply connect your vape to a power source using the suitable charging cable to recharge your vape.

No, it is generally not advised to use your vape while it is plugged in and recharging as this may put too much stain on the battery and components.

However, some vapes offer a 'pass-through' feature which means they have been designed to use while on charge. Please consult the instruction manual of your particular vape to check if it has this feature before vaping while charging.

The majority of vapes are designed to last a full day of use before needing to be recharged while some can last much longer than that. How long your vape will last between charges will depend on your vaping habits, how often you use the vape, as well as the battery size in your vape.

The battery of your vape is measure in mAh (milliamp hours) and it is this specification that will determine how much charge the battery will hold. A larger mAh rating on the battery will provide more extended use between charges. Small 600 puff vapes generally have around 500mAh batteries, whereas pod vapes will have around 1000mAh batteries. Some large models can have up to 3500mAh batteries.

No, you should not charge any vape using a phone or tablet charger. This is because phone and tablet chargers provide too much power to the battery which can damage your vape and pose a risk of fire or even explosion.

All vapes can be safely charged at 1A (A = amp) and some vapes can be charged at 2A. You will find the amp rating of your particular vape device in the instruction manual supplied with the device and it is important not to deviate from the manufactures recommended charge rates. Most phone and tablet chargers put out 3A or more which is far too much power for most vape batteries to handle.

No, it is not safe to leave a vape on charge overnight. When recharging your vape, or any battery powered device, it is always advised to not leave it unattended as if something goes wrong you won't be able to react.