Innokin Pods
Innokin has built its reputation on mouth to lung hardware that lasts, which is why so many of its pod kits are still in daily use years after release. This collection covers the replacement pods for those devices, 23 products spanning the Klypse, Sceptre, Endura, EQ, Plexus, CoolFire and Kroma families. Prices open at 49p for a pod cap and £1.49 for a full pod pack.
As with any pod, compatibility is device specific. An Innokin pod is designed around the airflow path and the contacts of one particular kit, so the model name on your device is the only reliable guide. The sections below set out which pod belongs where, along with how to prime, refill and get a sensible lifespan out of them.
Innokin pod families
Klypse, Glim and I.O
These are the compact mouth to lung devices in the range. Klypse pods are £5.49, the Glim 1.8ml pods £1.49 and the I.O pods £4.99. All three are tight draw devices built for nicotine salts rather than clouds, which means higher resistance coils and modest wattage. The Glim pods are among the least expensive replacement pods on the site.
Sceptre and Sceptre Tupe
The Sceptre has been one of Innokin steadiest sellers and its replacement pod is £6.99. The Sceptre Tupe uses a different magnetic pod at £4.99. The two are not interchangeable despite the shared name, which catches people out regularly.
Endura, EQ and EQ FLTR
The Endura M18 pod pack is £1.99 and remains one of the better value pods here. The EQ and EQ FLTR are covered by both full pod packs and replacement pod caps, the caps being the small top section rather than the whole pod. If you have only cracked or lost the cap, there is no need to buy a complete pod.
Plexus, CoolFire P60, Kroma Z and the rest
Larger devices take larger pods. Plexus pods and CoolFire P60 pods are £8.99, with the Kroma Z pod pack at £6.99. The Arcfire, Foretex, MVP, PZPulse, QCAP, VCAP and Z Nano each have their own pod listed here, so an older Innokin device is rarely stranded.
Pods, coils and pod caps
Innokin uses all three approaches across its range. Some pods are sealed units with the coil built in, replaced whole. Some are empty pods that accept a separate replaceable coil, which keeps running costs down. A pod cap is different again. It is the mouthpiece and top section only, sold on its own because it is the part most likely to be damaged.
Mouth to lung is the Innokin focus
Most Innokin pod kits are built for a restricted mouth to lung draw, the tight inhale that feels closest to a cigarette. The coils therefore sit at higher resistance, usually above 1.0 ohm, running at low wattage. The e-liquid should be a 50/50 blend, which in the UK means a 10ml bottle of nic salt or freebase at up to 20mg per ml. Thick high VG shortfills will not wick through these coils.
Priming a new Innokin pod
Take the pod out and drip a few drops of e-liquid directly onto the exposed cotton through the coil ports. Fill the pod, refit it and leave it standing upright for five minutes. Pull two or three draws without firing so liquid is drawn through the wick. Skipping this is the most common reason a new pod tastes burnt.
How long a pod should last
A week to two weeks of regular use is the normal range for a coil or a sealed pod. Empty pods that take a separate coil will outlast several coils before the seals go. Flavour is the best indicator. When it turns dull, muted or acrid, the coil is finished. Sweet dessert and candy liquids halve that lifespan.
Refilling, leaks and the 2ml limit
Refillable pods sold in the UK for use with nicotine e-liquid are capped at 2ml, which is why Innokin pods here list capacities at or below that figure. Fill with the pod upright and leave a small air gap at the top, since a completely full pod has nowhere for displaced air to go. If a pod leaks persistently after a careful refill, the seal has perished.
Buying genuine Innokin pods
Third party pods sold as compatible are a false economy in most cases. Tolerances on the contacts and the airflow channel are tight, so a near miss leaks or fails to register on the device. Everything in this collection is genuine Innokin stock.
Delivery and help
UK delivery is free on orders over £20. Because pods are inexpensive here, most people add a couple of packs to an e-liquid order. For a compatibility check before you order, call the team on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
Innokin pod questions answered
Which Innokin pod fits my kit?
Go by the model name printed on the device. Innokin pods are made for one device family each, so a Sceptre pod will not fit a Sceptre Tupe even though the names overlap. The Klypse, Glim, I.O, Endura M18, EQ, Plexus, CoolFire P60, Kroma Z, Arcfire, Foretex, MVP, PZPulse, QCAP, VCAP and Z Nano all take their own.
What is the difference between a pod, a coil and a pod cap?
A pod holds the e-liquid. On some Innokin devices the coil is sealed inside it and the whole pod is replaced. On others the pod is an empty shell that takes a separate coil, which is cheaper to run. A pod cap is neither. It is the mouthpiece and top section on the EQ and EQ FLTR, sold on its own because it is easily lost.
What e-liquid suits Innokin pods?
Almost all Innokin pod kits are mouth to lung devices running coils above 1.0 ohm, so they want a 50/50 blend of PG to VG. In the UK that means a 10ml bottle of nic salt or freebase at up to 20mg per ml. Avoid thick high VG shortfills. They will not wick fast enough through a tight coil.
How do I prime an Innokin pod so it does not taste burnt?
Drip a few drops of liquid straight onto the exposed cotton through the coil ports before you fill. Fill the pod, refit it and leave it standing upright for five minutes. Take two or three draws without firing to pull liquid through the wick. Cotton that has been scorched dry cannot be recovered.
How often do Innokin pods need changing?
One to two weeks of regular use for a coil or a sealed pod. Empty pods that take a separate coil will see out several coils before the seals give up. Flavour is the signal. When it goes flat, muted or burnt, replace it. Sweet dessert and candy e-liquids shorten that considerably.
Why is my Innokin pod leaking or gurgling?
Usually overfilling. A pod filled right to the brim leaves no space for displaced air, which forces liquid down into the airflow channel. Fill with the pod upright, leave a small air gap and close the plug firmly. If it keeps leaking after a careful refill, the seal has perished and the pod is due for replacement.
Are these genuine Innokin pods and is delivery free?
Every pod in this collection is genuine Innokin stock rather than a third party copy, which matters because the contacts and airflow tolerances are tight enough that a near match will leak or fail to fire. UK delivery is free on orders over £20. Vaping products are sold to adults aged 18 and over.