HAWCOS x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Pods

One device: the HAWCOS x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000, which some shops list as the Pro 7000 or HAWCOS 7K. Those are all the same kit and these pods fit all of them.

They do not fit any other Lost Mary kit. The BM6000 uses its own 2ml pod and 10ml tank, the BM600 takes small single pods, and the Nera range has its own large tanks. The connectors and shapes are different, and nothing crosses over. If your device does not say HAWCOS and Pro Max 7000 on it, these are not the right refills.

It is the container doing the work. On its own, 1.5ml would last a few hundred puffs, like a small closed pod. The 8ml container sits beneath it and feeds liquid up as the pod drinks, so the coil stays saturated until the full 9.5ml is used. That is roughly ten old 600-puff bars in one set.

The coil is replaced with every set, so there is no slow fade over weeks the way a refillable coil wears down. Flavour on set number twenty tastes like set number one. When the container runs dry the flavour goes thin and the hit turns harsh; that is the signal to swap.

Thirty seconds once you have done it twice.

Almost every problem with a fresh set comes down to fitting or soaking, not a faulty pod. Run through these before assuming the worst.

Yes, comfortably. Five sets cost £28.99, about £5.80 each. A whole new kit costs about £7.60 when bought in fives, so a pod set saves you around a quarter per cycle and, more to the point, you are not binning a working 1800mAh battery every week.

Against a disposable-style budget: roughly £5.80 for ten 600-puff bars' worth of vaping is a fraction of what those bars used to cost. Against a refillable pod kit where you buy your own liquid, though, prefilled sets are still dearer; a refillable with a 10ml bottle of salt runs at a pound or two a week. The Pro Max 7000 is for people who value never touching a bottle over the last few pounds. If that is not you, our refillable pod kits are the cheaper route.