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There's no single answer because there are many different types and preferences vary amongst users. The best all-in-one device may be the Aspire Pockex while of the mods, we would recommend the Innokin Endura T22 Pro. If customers want the disposable convenience of a closed pod then try the ELF Bar, Salt Switch and Frunk Bar but if they prefer the refillable kind then consider the Smok Nord 2. It’s worth experimenting with various different kits until you find one that works for you.
The same question of choice applies because not all devices work in the same way but among the best beginner kits are the Aegis Boost 2, the Uwell Caliburn G and the GTX GO 40. Vape pod kits tend to be popular with those making the switch from smoking, as the effect is similar to that of smoking a cigarette. Many pod systems are activated by your breath, rather than pushing a button, which closely replicates the experience of smoking.
If you're trying to break a heavy smoking habit then there are probably many aspects of the experience you'll have to learn to do without so it makes sense to try to replicate the experience as far as possible at least in the early days. To retain the sensation of dragging and inhaling here are some of the best options: the Innokin Endura T18E, the Smok Nord, the VooPoo Drag X and the Smok Solus 2.
A vape pod kit is portable and convenient without compromising on performance. They are popular with smokers making the switch as well as seasoned vapers. The kits can include pre-filled pods or refillable ones that offer a wider choice of flavours. This means you can easily carry a variety of flavours around with you and change them whenever you feel like something different, without having to worry about flavour mixing.
Another big plus of using a vape pod kit is that they are leak-proof. A leaky vape tank can cause untold mess in pockets and bags, but, because pod kits are pre-built, there is no chance of any juice escaping.
Now that it is legal to use CBD products in the UK there is a lot of hardware available to help customers get the best experience. Certain manufacturers' names come up time again and it's not surprising that the market leaders score highly in this area too. Some of the best kits include: the Innokin EZ Watt, the Endura T18 II, the VooPoo Drag 3 and the LVWell CBD Vape.
Yes, there are legal considerations for selling vape kits in the UK. You must comply with the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, which regulate the sale and advertising of vaping products. Additionally, the sale of vape kits to under-18s is prohibited.
In the UK, you must be at least 18 years old to purchase vape kits and e-liquids. This applies to both online and in-store sales. Retailers are required to verify the age of their customers before selling these products.
Yes, vape kits can be sold both online and in physical retail locations in the UK. However, all online sales must comply with the UK's distance selling regulations, and age verification measures must be in place to prevent sales to underage customers.
This depends on your sales volume and the preferences of your customer base. Monitoring your sales data will help you to identify trends and patterns that can inform your restocking strategy. Ideally, you should aim to always have enough stock to meet demand, but not so much that you have items sitting on the shelves for too long.
After-sales service is important for customer satisfaction and can include answering customer queries, providing guidance on using the kit, handling returns and exchanges, and dealing with any warranty issues. Some customers may also appreciate services like coil building (for rebuildable kits) or guidance on choosing e-liquids.
Yes, there are restrictions on how vape products can be advertised in the UK. According to the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, vape products cannot be advertised on television, radio, or certain print media. There are also regulations governing online advertising, including on social media.
The type and length of warranty can vary by manufacturer, but most vape kits typically come with a warranty that covers manufacturer defects for a period of around 3 to 12 months from the date of purchase. It's important to make sure your customers understand the warranty coverage and procedure for making a claim.
Having a clear and fair return policy is important. Customers should be able to return faulty items for a refund or replacement, according to the terms of the product's warranty. Be prepared to act as a liaison between your customer and the manufacturer in case of any warranty claims.
Long-term vapers often prefer more advanced vape kits that offer more power, better battery life, and greater customization options. Devices like the GeekVape Aegis X, the VooPoo Drag X Plus, and the SMOK Morph 2 are popular among experienced vapers.
No special license is needed specifically to sell vape kits in the UK, but you do need to ensure you comply with the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016. This includes registering if you sell online or cross-border.
The lifespan of a vape kit can vary depending on the quality of the device and how it's used. With proper care and maintenance, most vape kits should last at least 1-2 years. Consumable components like coils will need to be replaced more frequently, usually every 1-2 weeks depending on usage.
Understanding your customers' needs is key to helping them choose the right vape kit. Ask about their smoking habits, their reasons for vaping, and any preferences they might have. You can then recommend a kit that suits their needs, whether that's a simple pod system for a beginner or a high-powered mod for an experienced vaper.
Yes, there are numerous vaping expos and trade shows held around the world each year, including several in the UK. These events can be a great opportunity to learn about the latest products, meet manufacturers and distributors, and network with other industry professionals.
Yes, it's illegal to sell vape kits or e-liquids to anyone under the age of 18 in the UK. Retailers are required to check ID for anyone who appears to be under 25. This is part of the 'Challenge 25' policy used in the UK.
Vape kits should be stored in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. They should be kept in a secure location, away from children and pets. It's also important to rotate your stock to ensure that older items are sold before they reach their expiration date.
Absolutely, bundle offers can be a great way to increase sales and encourage customers to try new products. For example, you might offer a discount when customers buy a vape kit and e-liquid together, or provide a free pack of replacement coils with the purchase of a specific vape kit.
Yes, vape kits come in a wide range of colours and designs. Some brands offer devices in a wide range of colours, from sleek and simple black or silver to bold and vibrant reds, blues, and greens. There are also designs to suit different styles, from minimalist and modern to retro and artistic.
Several factors can affect the lifespan of a vape kit, including the quality of the device, how frequently it's used, and how well it's maintained. Using the correct charger, keeping the device clean, and replacing parts like coils as needed can all help to prolong the life of a vape kit.
Pod systems and all-in-one devices are generally the easiest to maintain, as they have fewer parts and are often designed to be user-friendly. Examples include the Uwell Caliburn G, the Vaporesso XROS, and the Innokin Endura T18 II.