Replacement Pods & Cartridges

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Keep your vape pod system working well with the right replacement vape pods and cartridges. We carry refillable pods, pods with a built-in coil, empty pod cartridges and replacement pod tanks. They fit kits from SMOK, Geekvape, Vaporesso, OXVA, Uwell, VOOPOO, Freemax and more.

Most pods fit just one kit or one line of kits. You can’t pick one by its looks. Before you order, check the brand, the full name of your kit and the pod series. Then check the coil, the resistance and the pack size on the product page.

What Is a Replacement Vape Pod?

A replacement pod is the part of a pod kit that holds the e-liquid. It goes into the pod kit it fits. Some pods have the coil built in. Others take a coil that you put in on its own.

A new pod can bring back normal flavor, airflow and vapor. You don’t need a whole new kit. A spare pod also helps when you switch e-liquids or try another resistance.

Types of Replacement Vape Pods

Pods With a Built-In Coil

Pods with a built-in coil (also called integrated-coil pods) hold the e-liquid and the coil in one part. There is no coil to take out. When the coil wears out or the pod stops working well, you replace the whole pod.

This keeps things simple. You never have to touch a used coil. These pods may come in a few resistances. Each one has its own power range and airflow.

Empty Pod Cartridges

Empty pod cartridges are pods you reuse. They take a coil that you can swap. You keep the pod and change only the worn coil.

An empty pod may not come with a coil. Check the product title, the specs and what’s in the box. They show if you need to buy a coil too.

Replacement Pod Tanks

Replacement pod tanks fit a pod kit the way a pod does, but work more like a regular tank. Depending on the kit, a pod tank may hold more e-liquid. It may also have airflow you can adjust, or take more than one kind of coil.

Most pod tanks hold on with a magnet or a push-in fit made for one kit. They are not 510-thread tanks that fit anything. The one exception is when the maker says an adapter or a standard fitting comes with it.

Refillable Replacement Pods

Refillable replacement pods take bottled e-liquid. You can keep refilling one until its coil wears out. Where you fill it depends on the pod. The fill port may be on the top, the side or the bottom.

Close the fill port tight after you refill. Wipe off any e-liquid on the bottom of the pod before you put it back in the kit.

How to Choose the Correct Replacement Pod

The key step is to match the pod to the exact kit you own. The brand name alone is not enough. Most makers have more than one line of pods, each with its own shape, fit and coils.

1. Check the name of your kit: Find the full model name on the kit, the box or the manual.
2. Find the pod series: Look for the exact line of pods, such as XROS, Caliburn, Novo, Nord, Argus or XLIM.
3. Check the coil type: See if the pod has a built-in coil or takes a coil you buy on its own.
4. Pick a resistance your kit takes: Choose only from the ones the maker lists for your kit.
5. Check how much it holds: The amount of e-liquid can vary by pod version or region.
6. Check the pack size: Some products have one pod. Others come in packs of two or more.

When you replace a pod, look at the model or resistance printed on the old one. It’s a good guide. Then check it against the fit details on the new product page.

Choosing a Pod Resistance

The resistance of a pod can change the power it needs, the airflow, the warmth and the vapor. But it is only one part of the setup. The coil, the airflow, the power of the kit and its mode also shape how a pod works.

Two pods with the same resistance can still vape in different ways. They may have different coils or airflow. Follow the specs for the exact pod, not just the resistance.

When Should You Replace a Vape Pod?

How long a pod lasts depends on the e-liquid, the power, how often you vape and the coil. Think about a new pod or coil when you notice:

• A burnt or flat taste that won’t go away
• Much less vapor than before
• Gurgling, flooding or leaks that keep coming back
• E-liquid that turns very dark inside the pod
• A coil that works some days but not others
• Cracks or damage to the pod, the seal or the mouthpiece

If the pod takes a coil you can swap, check both parts before you replace the whole pod. A worn seal, a cracked pod or a loose fill-port cover can keep leaking, even with a new coil in place.

Tips for Using Refillable Vape Pods

• Prime a new coil or pod the way the maker’s instructions say.
• Keep the e-liquid above the wick holes on the coil.
• Use an e-liquid that suits the pod’s resistance and the power of your kit.
• Stay in the maker’s wattage range.
• Close the fill port tight after every refill.
• Wipe the base of the pod and the contacts in the kit often.
• Stop using a pod if it cracks, warps or no longer seals well.

Shop Vape Pods by Brand and Device

Shopping for vape pods by brand is a good place to start. But the pod series still has to match your kit. One maker may have several lines of pods that fit in different ways, hold different amounts and use different coils.

Browse our replacement vape pods by maker and pod series to find one that fits your kit. Each product page lists the resistance, how much the pod holds, the coil type and the pack size.

Replacement Vape Pods FAQ