IVG SAVR Prefilled Pods

Yes, if your device is the IVG SAVR. These are made for that kit and only that kit. They are the same 2ml auto-fill pod and 4ml refill it shipped with, so they drop straight in.

They do not fit IVG's other kits, like the Pro 12 or the XL 35K, which take their own larger pods, and they do not fit other brands' devices either. Pod shapes are deliberately device-specific, so the SAVR pod only seats in the SAVR. The quick tell is the size: the SAVR is the compact, disposable-shaped IVG, and its pod is the small 2ml-plus-4ml unit rather than the chunkier 10ml refills the bigger kits use. If that is the device in your hand, these are the right refill.

Volume plus an auto-fill design. The bit you vape on is a 2ml pod with a 1.1ohm mesh coil. Below it sits a 4ml refill container that tops the pod up as you go, so a single pod holds 6ml of liquid in total. That is the figure behind the up to 3000 puffs, with no pouring or topping up on your part.

Because the SAVR device recharges, the pod always runs right down to empty rather than a battery quitting early. You are only ever replacing the liquid and coil, never the device, which is what keeps the cost per puff so low. Give a fresh pod a few seconds to soak before the first pull.

The pod and refill are tinted but see-through, so you can read the liquid level at a glance and know when a pod is genuinely spent rather than guessing. Each refill is a complete unit: the 2ml pod that holds the mesh coil and mouthpiece, clicked onto the 4ml container that feeds it. You bin the pair together when the 6ml is gone, then assemble a fresh one. There is no separate coil to buy and nothing to wick by hand.

Swapping a spent pod takes under a minute, and the liquid never touches your hands.

The SAVR pods are 20mg (2%) nic salt across every flavour, the UK legal maximum and the strength most people use coming off cigarettes. Salt nicotine sits smooth in the throat, so 20mg satisfies without the scratch of old freebase liquid.

There is no lower-strength SAVR pod, since the kit is pitched as a straight disposable replacement and the bars it stands in for were all 20mg. To step down, a refillable pod kit you fill yourself lets you choose the strength, and IVG's own 50/50 freebase comes as low as 3mg. Worth knowing that salt nicotine satisfies a craving faster than freebase, which is part of why 20mg salt suits people fresh off cigarettes; once the heaviest cravings ease, that is the point to think about dropping down.

A fair while for a compact pod. At up to 3000 puffs a SAVR pod is roughly five of the old 600-puff disposables in one, so a moderate vaper gets several days from each, and a five-pack stretches to a few weeks. The auto-fill container does the topping up, so you just vape until the 6ml is gone and swap.

On cost it is the cheap half of owning a SAVR. Five pods for £14.99 is about £3 a pod for roughly 3000 puffs, which lands near 0.1p a puff once you own the device. Against single-use bars that is a clear win: you are paying for liquid and a coil, not a fresh battery and shell every few days. The device keeps going; only the pod gets replaced.

Most SAVR pod niggles come down to one of a few things. Worth a run-through before you write a pod off.

All three are IVG auto-fill refills, just at very different scales. The SAVR pod is the small, cheap one for the compact device. Quick version:

Yes, easily. That is the whole point of the SAVR being a kit: you buy the device once, then only ever the pods. At 5 pods for £14.99 that is about £3 a pod for roughly 3000 puffs each, which is hard to beat per puff, and your charged device just keeps going.

Once you own the kit, buying pods is the cheaper, lower-waste way to carry on: no new battery, no new charger, just a fresh flavour. Not got the device yet? Start with the IVG SAVR kit and come back here for refills.