IVG Vapes

IVG after the disposable ban

IVG built its name on e-liquids first. The IVG Intense salt range, the 50/50 blends, and the shortfills were the products that got the brand into UK vape shops in the first place. When the 4-in-1 disposable wave hit around 2022, IVG launched the original IVG 2400 and it became one of the best-selling big-puff devices in the country. A rotating carousel of four 2ml pods, up to 2,400 puffs before you needed a new one, and flavours that translated directly from the liquid range. The format worked.

Then came June 2025 and the UK ban on single-use vapes. IVG's response was quicker than most: the IVG 2400 was redesigned as a rechargeable pod kit, keeping the exact same carousel mechanism but on a 1,750mAh battery you plug in over USB-C when it runs low. Same four-pod system, same flavour editions, same puff count. The only difference is the battery charges rather than going in the bin. For anyone who'd been buying the disposable IVG 2400, the switch cost exactly nothing in terms of the vaping experience.

The rest of the range filled in around it. The Pro 12 took a different approach: a 10ml refill container plus a 2ml pod, totalling 12ml of liquid, which gives roughly 10,000 puffs from one pod change. The Smart and SAVR followed for different use cases, and the XL 35K is the current top-of-range at around 35,000 puffs a pod. Alongside the hardware, the IVG Intense nic salts and IVG 50/50 range carry the same flavour DNA in bottles for any refillable pod kit.

The IVG range, decoded

Six hardware lines and a liquid range cover almost every IVG buyer. Here's the plain-English version of each.

IVG pod kits compared

Every current IVG hardware kit side by side. Puff counts are IVG's own figures and vary with draw intensity.

Fast UK delivery. Pod packs sold separately for each kit; check the product page for compatible pods.

What makes the IVG 2400 different

The carousel mechanism is the thing that separates the IVG 2400 from most of the competition, and it's worth understanding before you buy. Load four pods into the rotating chamber at the start. Each pod holds 2ml of 20mg nic salt. When the flavour on the active pod fades, you twist the device a quarter turn until the next pod clicks into the draw position. No stopping, no opening a compartment, no swapping anything until all four pods are spent. That's the equivalent of four standard pod changes in a single loaded device.

The practical difference shows up on a day out or a shift at work. Most pod kits need you to stop, remove a pod, find a replacement, click it in. With the IVG 2400, that process is a wrist rotation. It sounds like a small thing and it is, but the people who notice it most are the ones who vaped 4-in-1 disposables before the ban and became accustomed to that level of uninterrupted use.

You can also load four different flavours into the four pods. Buy a pack of IVG 2400 4-in-1 Reload Pods in four different editions, load one of each, and rotate through them across the day. It's not a feature IVG manufactures for, but enough vapers do it to make it worth mentioning. Most people stick to one or two flavours, but the hardware supports it.

IVG 2400 kit and pods: two products, one system

Both say IVG 2400 on the pack. They are sold separately and do different things.

Buy the kit once. Top up with pod packs. 2-in-1 reload pods also available for two-flavour rotation at £15.99 per pack.

IVG flavours worth knowing about

IVG runs over 100 flavour options across the range, and the depth of the liquid background shows in the pod flavours. Blue Raspberry Ice is the one that brought IVG into the mainstream disposable market and it's still the biggest single seller: sharp blue raspberry with enough ice to cool the throat without the menthol being the main event. Fizzy Cherry is the second most popular, slightly sour with a fizzy aftertaste that holds through a long session. Strawberry Raspberry Cherry is the three-fruit blend that appeared in 2022 and hasn't left the top sellers since.

For menthol vapers: Classic Menthol is a clean, straightforward mint that doesn't go sweet. Spearmint is softer, closer to a chewing gum note, and it's one of the few menthol options in the range that doesn't lead with cold. Pineapple Ice does exactly what it says, tropical and cool in equal measure. Kiwi Passionfruit Guava is the tropical option that shows up more in the IVG Intense salts than anywhere else but carries into the Pro 12 pods.

The IVG Intense nic salts at £13.99 carry the full flavour profile across 30 options in 10mg and 20mg. If you already own a refillable MTL pod kit and want the IVG flavour system without buying hardware, the Intense salts are the route. The IVG 50/50 range extends into 15.99 for a broader freebase option.

How to swap IVG 2400 pods

On the 2400, all four pods load at once and you rotate between them. The Pro 12, Smart, and SAVR use a simpler single-pod swap.

1. 1

   Load all four pods at once (2400)

   Open the carousel chamber on the IVG 2400 and slot the four 2ml pods in. Each pod clicks into one of the four positions. Close the chamber and the device is ready to vape with the first pod active.

2. 2

   Rotate when a pod runs out

   When the flavour fades or goes slightly off, twist the device a quarter turn until you feel the next pod click into the active draw position. No opening, no removing anything until all four pods are spent.

3. 3

   Replace the pod pack (Pro 12 / Smart / SAVR)

   On the Pro 12, the 10ml refill container and 2ml pod come as a combined unit. When the juice is done, slide out the whole assembly and click a fresh one in. On the Smart and SAVR, it's a standard 2ml pod pull-and-replace.

4. 4

   Charge the battery

   All IVG rechargeable kits use USB-C. When the battery indicator drops or the draw feels weaker, plug it in. The 1,750mAh in the 2400 takes around 40 minutes for a full charge from flat.