Pre-Filled Pod Vape Kits — Refillable Disposable Alternatives

No. The pods arrive ready-filled and are designed to be replaced, not topped up from a bottle. The device itself is rechargeable, and you swap in a fresh pre-filled pod when the current one runs out, which is what keeps these systems legal and reusable.

A disposable vape is one sealed, single-use unit that is thrown away. A prefilled pod vape kit such as the Hayati Pro Ultra or PIXL 8000 is rechargeable: you keep the device and replace only the prefilled pod, which is why a pre-filled vape like this stays legal after the June 2025 disposables ban. These pod vape kits are the closest legal match to the feel of an old big-puff disposable.

It depends on the system. The PIXL 8000 is rated up to 8000 puffs per pod, the Hayati Pro Ultra up to 25,000 puffs across its two-pod pack, and the Hyola Ultra up to 30,000 puffs across its two-pod pack. Real figures vary with how you vape.

We stock the matching pods for each kit: Hayati Pro Ultra Pre-Filled Pods, Hyola Ultra Pre-Filled Pods and PIXL 8000 Pre-Filled Pods, all at £8.99. Buy the pods that match your device, click out the old one and click in the new.

Yes. These are rechargeable devices, recharged over USB-C, with the battery outlasting each pod. That is the difference from a disposable, where the battery and pod were sealed together and thrown away as one.

The PIXL 8000 Pre-Filled Pod Kit is £10.00, and the Hayati Pro Ultra and Hyola Ultra Pre-Filled Pod Kits are £12.99 each. Replacement pre-filled pods are £8.99 per pack, so the ongoing cost is the pods you get through.

No. Pre-filled pods come sealed with their own e-liquid and are not meant to be refilled. If you want to choose your own flavour and nicotine strength, look at a refillable pod kit, where you add e-liquid from a bottle yourself.

NHS guidance says nicotine vaping is less harmful than smoking and can be an effective stop-smoking tool for adult smokers, but it is not risk-free and is not recommended for non-smokers or under-18s. If you are thinking about stopping smoking, you can also speak to your GP, pharmacist or local stop-smoking service. See the NHS guidance on vaping to quit smoking at nhs.uk/better-health/quit-smoking/vaping-to-quit-smoking/.