Disposables

A disposable vape arrives charged and filled: no coils to change, no bottles to refill. What separates one from the next is the hardware inside, and that is how this category is built. We carry the lines vapers ask for by name, among them Geek Bar, Foger, Lost Mary, RAZ, NEXA, HyperBar and Off Stamp, from compact 3,000-puff sticks to high-capacity devices rated past 100,000 puffs.

How to choose a disposable vape

• Puff rating. The maker's figure from lab testing at a fixed draw. Treat it as a way to compare devices, not a promise. Shop by tier: 5,000+, 10,000+, 30,000+ or 50,000+.
• Power modes. Many current devices offer a regular and a boost mode (Geek Bar calls it Pulse). Boost gives a bigger draw and lowers the rated puff count.
• Kit or pod. Modular designs such as the Foger Switch Pro and Geek Bar Mate split a rechargeable battery from a prefilled pod. Buy the kit once, then the pods.
• Display and charging. Screens that show battery and e-liquid levels are now common on high-puff devices; nearly all charge over USB-C.

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Disposable vape questions

What nicotine strength do disposables come in?

Most disposables we carry are 5% (50 mg/mL) nicotine salt. Some lines also come in 2% or 3%, and the strength is listed on every flavor option.

Why does the same model come as a kit and as a pod?

The kit includes the battery; the pod is the refill that clicks onto it. If you already own the battery, the pod alone is all you need.

Why might I get fewer puffs than the rating?

Longer draws, boost mode and frequent recharging all use e-liquid faster than the lab test does. The rating is best used to compare one device against another.

Do I have to be 21 to order?

Yes. Federal law sets the minimum age for all nicotine products at 21, and age is verified at checkout.