Starter Kits

In most cases, yes. A starter vape kit may cost less upfront than regular cigarette packs over time. After initial costs, buying e-liquid or shortfills plus coils is cheaper per month than buying cigs. Costs vary based on usage and nicotine choice. While vaping needs ongoing purchases, these usually add up lower than a pack-a-day habit.

Beginner vapers should get a starter vape kit that prioritises simplicity and reliability. A pod-style kit or pen system with moderate battery life and 10–15 W output is best. Avoid kits that need manual coil building or wattage adjustment. Making sure the kit works with available e-liquids.

The best starter vape offers low wattage (10–20 W), simple operation, and good battery life. Choose kits with refillable pods or tanks with 1.0–1.4 ohm coils. A clear juice window and easy fill help prevent mess. Vape starter kits with airflow adjustment let you tailor draw tightness without complication.

Starting with a basic kit and juice can cost around £30–£40 in the UK. A starter vape kit itself may range from £20 to £30. E-liquid or shortfill bottles usually cost £5–£10 each. Add in two or three replacement coils over time, plus occasional nicotine shots. Total initial cost for a reliable setup typically sits between £40–£60. Refills and coil replacements add to the cost, but many beginner kits require only occasional parts.

Most starter kits include only the device, tank or pod, coils, and a USB cable; juice is usually sold separately. This allows users to pick from a wide variety of flavours and nicotine levels to go with their starter vape kit.

Selecting a vape starter kit depends on your vaping style. Choose a vape pen starter kit if you prefer mouth‑to‑lung draws. If you want bigger vapour clouds, opt for a kit that supports sub‑ohm coils.

They can, if fitted with higher-resistance coils and used at low wattage settings. Starter kits paired with nic salt e-liquid (commonly 10-20 mg strength) offer a sharper and quicker nicotine delivery, more like a cigarette experience. Make sure your chosen e-cigarette starter kit supports 1.0–1.4 ohm coils and low power; otherwise, too much nicotine can overload the coil or cause harshness.

Beginner-friendly vape starter kits often cost between £20 and £30. Some vape pen starter kit models run closer to £25, while slightly more durable or brand-name kits go up to £35.

Yes. Most starter vape kits come with refillable tanks or pods. They’re designed to be topped up with vape juice using a threaded or top-fill cap. Refillable systems reduce waste versus disposable devices. They also let you try different flavours, nicotine levels, and blends, including mixing from bottles of e‑liquid or shortfills.

Look for reputable UK-based online shops (like IMMYZ) that stock top brands and provide warranty or support. We offer replacement pods/coils and have a clear returns policy.