Lost Mary Prefilled Pod Kits
Lost Mary's kits cover both ends of the market — the BM600 is the small pocket pod that started it all, while the BM6000 and the newer Nera 30K Pureview are the rechargeable big-puff devices built for the post-disposable market. The HAWCOS x Lost Mary Pro 7000 brings a higher-capacity option with a screen. Every kit ships prefilled and refills once you're through the first tank, with the Nera and BM6000 running on a rechargeable battery so nothing gets thrown away after one go. Same-day dispatch.
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The Lost Mary Kit Range Explained
Lost Mary is made by iMiracle, the same company behind Elf Bar. The brand launched its original BM600 as a direct-to-pocket rechargeable alternative to single-use disposables, and has since expanded to cover four distinct market segments: compact daily carry, high-puff single-flavour, mid-capacity screened device, and flagship 30K-puff hardware.
The common thread across all four Lost Mary prefilled pod kits is QUAQ mesh coil technology. The QUAQ coil uses a laser-etched mesh surface that increases the contact area between the coil and the e-liquid, producing a warmer draw and more consistent flavour across the life of the pod compared with standard cotton wicks. All pods are 20mg nic salt, draw-activated, and change by clicking out the old pod and clicking in a new one.
Since the UK single-use vape ban came into force in June 2025, Lost Mary has become one of the top-selling rechargeable kit brands in the country. The BM6000 in particular is one of the best-selling pod kits in the UK market, known for its 10ml auto-refill container system that keeps running costs low without requiring users to learn how to hand-fill a refillable device.
Lost Mary Prefilled Pod Kit Comparison
| Kit | Puff Count | Battery | E-Liquid | Screen | Price (VapeCity) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lost Mary BM600 | ~600 per pod | Rechargeable | 2ml per pod | None | £27.99 |
| Lost Mary BM6000 | ~6,000 | 1000mAh | 2ml pod + 10ml bottle | OLED | £29.99 |
| HAWCOS Pro 7000 | ~7,000 | Rechargeable | 1.5ml pod + 8ml bottle | Yes | £31.99 |
| Lost Mary Nera 30K Pureview | ~30,000 | 850mAh | 2x 2ml pods + 10ml bottle | Wraparound LED | £45.99 |
Each Lost Mary Prefilled Kit Explained
Lost Mary BM600 (£27.99)
The kit that started it all. The BM600 uses the same compact bottle shape as the original Lost Mary disposable, now with a rechargeable base and a replaceable 2ml prefilled pod. Around 600 puffs per pod, draw-activated, no buttons, USB-C charging. The entry-level choice for vapers who want simplicity and the familiar Lost Mary form factor at the lowest per-kit price.
Lost Mary BM6000 (£29.99)
The bestselling Lost Mary kit. A 1000mAh battery drives a QUAQ mesh coil through a 2ml prefilled pod backed by a 10ml auto-refill container. The device turns upside down to automatically refill the pod from the larger bottle, giving around 6,000 puffs per full kit. An OLED screen shows battery level and puff count. The BM6000 is the most cost-effective option for regular vapers who want long run times without paying for the Nera 30K.
HAWCOS x Lost Mary Pro 7000 (£31.99)
A collaboration between Lost Mary and Hawcos. The Pro 7000 uses a 1.5ml prefilled pod plus an 8ml auto-refill container for approximately 7,000 puffs total. A built-in screen displays battery life and juice level. The Pro 7000 sits between the BM6000 and the Nera 30K on puff count and offers two vaping modes (smooth and boost) for adjusting draw intensity. Good for vapers who want a screen and slightly more puff capacity than the BM6000 without jumping to the Nera price point.
Lost Mary Nera 30K Pureview (£45.99)
The flagship Lost Mary kit. The Nera 30K Pureview delivers approximately 30,000 puffs using dual 2ml prefilled pods plus a 10ml auto-refill bottle, all managed by an 850mAh battery and the QUAQ mesh coil system. The defining feature is the wraparound Fullview LED screen that runs across the curved body of the device, displaying battery level, juice level and puff count in an unusually wide display format. Normal and Turbo modes adjust the power output. At £45.99 it is the most expensive kit in the Lost Mary range but has the lowest cost per puff of the four options.
Lost Mary Flavours and Pod Compatibility
Every Lost Mary kit uses its own pod family, and pods are not cross-compatible between the BM600, BM6000, Pro 7000 and Nera 30K ranges. When you order replacement pods, make sure you are selecting pods for the specific kit you own. The BM600 takes its own 2ml pods; the BM6000 takes BM6000 pods; the Pro 7000 takes Hawcos-compatible pods; the Nera 30K takes Nera pods.
Lost Mary's flavour library covers over 100 options. The most popular at VapeCity are Blueberry Sour Raspberry, Triple Mango, Watermelon Ice, Cherry Ice, Mad Blue, Pineapple Ice and Strawberry Banana. Lost Mary flavour profiling runs slightly less sweet and more fruit-forward than Elf Bar, which some vapers prefer for extended sessions. MaryLiq nic salts (10ml bottles at £1.99) use the same flavour formulations and are compatible with any MTL refillable device if you want the Lost Mary taste profile in a separate device.
All Lost Mary pods and nic salts are 20mg nicotine strength (2%). Lower-strength bottled MaryLiq is available in 5mg and 10mg for vapers who are stepping down their nicotine intake, but the prefilled kit pods come in 20mg only.
Which Lost Mary kit is the best value?
The BM6000 at £29.99 delivers the lowest cost per puff of the BM600 and BM6000 pair. At roughly 6,000 puffs per £29.99 kit, that works out to around 0.5p per puff. The Nera 30K at £45.99 works out cheaper still per puff at 30,000 puffs (around 0.15p), but the upfront cost is higher. If you vape heavily, the Nera 30K pays for itself over time. If you vape lightly, the BM6000 at £29.99 is the most flexible option because you can switch flavours more easily between pod changes.
How Lost Mary Kits Compare to Other Prefilled Kit Brands
Lost Mary and Elf Bar share the same parent company, iMiracle, and both use QUAQ mesh coil technology. In practice, Lost Mary flavours tend to run cooler and fruitier, while Elf Bar flavours trend sweeter and icier. Both brands are among the best-selling in the UK post-ban market.
Against SKE Crystal, Lost Mary has a more extensive puff count range (up to 30,000 on the Nera vs up to 12,000 on the Crystal Plus 12K) and a slightly more polished screen experience on the BM6000. SKE Crystal kits are generally cheaper per unit but have a smaller flavour range.
Against IVG, Lost Mary's auto-refill pod system is simpler to use for vapers new to rechargeable kits, since the device refills itself when inverted. IVG's 4-in-1 multi-flavour system appeals to vapers who rotate frequently, but requires learning the four-chamber format. For most UK vapers looking for a direct disposable replacement, the Lost Mary BM6000 is typically the first recommendation.
Shop Lost Mary Prefilled Pod Kits at VapeCity
BM600 from £27.99, BM6000 at £29.99, HAWCOS Pro 7000 at £31.99 and Nera 30K Pureview at £45.99. Same-day dispatch on orders before 3pm, with delivery across the UK.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Lost Mary BM6000 and the Lost Mary Nera 30K?+
The BM6000 has a 1000mAh battery, delivers approximately 6,000 puffs per kit using a 2ml pod and 10ml auto-refill bottle, and costs £29.99 at VapeCity. The Nera 30K Pureview has an 850mAh battery, delivers approximately 30,000 puffs using dual 2ml pods and a 10ml auto-refill bottle, and features a wraparound Fullview LED screen. It costs £45.99. The Nera 30K has a much higher puff count and a more advanced screen but costs more upfront.
Are Lost Mary prefilled pod kits legal in the UK?+
Yes. All Lost Mary prefilled pod kits sold at VapeCity are UK TPD compliant. Individual pod chambers hold 2ml of e-liquid, within the legal limit. All pods contain 20mg nic salt with MHRA-registered formulations. Lost Mary kits were specifically designed to replace single-use disposable vapes, which were banned in the UK in June 2025.
How does the Lost Mary BM6000 auto-refill system work?+
The BM6000 comes with a 2ml prefilled pod already loaded in the device, plus a 10ml auto-refill bottle that attaches to the bottom. When the 2ml pod reservoir runs low, you invert the device to let the larger 10ml bottle automatically top up the pod. The OLED screen shows the e-liquid level so you know when to invert. Once both the pod and the 10ml bottle are empty (approximately 6,000 puffs total), you swap in a new pod set.
Are Lost Mary pods cross-compatible between kits?+
No. The BM600, BM6000, Pro 7000 and Nera 30K each use their own dedicated pod format. BM600 pods do not fit the BM6000, and Nera 30K pods do not fit the Pro 7000. When buying replacement pods, select the pods designed for your specific kit. The pod family is shown on the kit packaging.
Which Lost Mary kit is closest to the original disposable vapes?+
The BM600 is the most direct replacement for the old single-use Lost Mary disposables. It has the same compact bottle shape, the same draw-activated format with no buttons, and uses a 2ml prefilled pod that gives around 600 puffs per pod. The main difference is that the base device recharges via USB-C rather than being discarded when the battery is flat.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Lost Mary kit is closest to the old disposables?
The BM6000 and Nera 30K Pureview are the closest match — same pocket-disposable shape and one-button operation, but rechargeable with a refillable pod, which is what the current rules require.
Can I refill these or do I need new pods each time?
Both. The BM6000, Nera and Pro 7000 pods can be refilled with your own e-liquid once empty, and replacement pods are also available if you'd rather swap than refill.