Why Choose IVG Products in 2025 Discover the Future of Flavour and Compliance

Exploring IVG's 2025 Product Range

IVG 2400 – The Rechargeable Revolution

The IVG 2400 is a bit of a game-changer if you're asking me. I got one in the shop a few months back, and it's been a dead easy transition from traditional disposables. What makes it special? It's got a 4-in-1 pod system that delivers up to 2400 puffs (hence the name), and the best bit – it's rechargeable with a hefty 1750mAh battery.

The flavour options are proper extensive too. They've got over 45 multi-flavour editions, so you're spoilt for choice compared to most disposables. I'm particularly fond of their dessert offerings since that's my thing, but there's a mix for everyone.

Cost-wise, it makes so much sense. You buy the device once and then just replace the pods when they're empty. Works out way cheaper than buying new disposables all the time, and you're not chucking away a battery every few days. It's a win-win, as far as I'm concerned.

IVG SAVR – Compact and Compliant

For those who prefer something a bit more compact, the IVG SAVR is bang on. It's a neat little kit with a 650mAh rechargeable battery and delivers around 3,000 puffs with its auto-refill system. The name says it all really – it's saving you money and helping save the planet a bit too.

What I like about the SAVR is they haven't compromised on flavour options. You've got 30 premium flavours to choose from, so you're not losing variety by switching away from disposables. They've priced it at a wallet-friendly £5.99 too, which makes the transition even easier.

When I first got one in to test, I was surprised by how similar the experience was to using a disposable – just without the guilt of binning it afterwards. It's a bit of a no-brainer for most disposable users, I reckon.

IVG Pro Kit – Advanced Vaping Experience

Now, if you want something with a bit more oomph, the IVG Pro Kit (also called the Pro 12) is worth a look. This is what I'd call the flagship of their new range – packing a 1000mAh battery and a total e-liquid capacity of 12ml between the pod and refill container. It's offering up to 10,000 puffs, which is mental when you think about it.

The design's been well thought out too. It's got a stable base so it doesn't topple over (one of my pet peeves with some vapes), and the ergonomics are spot on for comfortable all-day use. The LED display showing battery level is a nice touch too – no more sudden cut-outs when you least expect it.

I've been rotating between this and my usual hobbyist setups for a few weeks now, and I'm proper impressed with how it holds its own even against more complex gear.

The Future of Flavour with IVG

One thing that's always stood out about IVG is their flavour game. They've got a massive range that covers everything from your classic tobacco (not my cup of tea personally, but each to their own) through to exotic fruit blends and, of course, those dessert options I'm keen on.

Their newly released IVG Intense Nic Salts are a proper game-changer. I've been testing them for a few weeks now, and they're definitely a step up from their previous salt range. IVG's been dead clever with these - they've reworked their most popular flavours to make them even better, with a smoother throat hit and more intense flavour profiles. You can get 'em in 10mg if you want a lighter hit or 20mg for that proper ciggie-like kick, and the 50/50 mix works a treat in pretty much any pod kit. There's about 30 different flavours – I've tried maybe half of 'em and haven't found a dud yet.

For you sub-ohm vapers who like those big clouds, their IVG 100ml Shortfills are worth checking out. These come in a 70VG/30PG ratio that's perfect for DTL vaping and deliver some serious flavour. The 120ml bottles contain 100ml of juice with space for two nic shots if that's your thing. I'm particularly fond of their Vanilla Biscuit in this range – proper authentic taste without that artificial sweetness you get with some brands.

What's clever about IVG's approach is they've carried their popular disposable flavours over to these e-liquid ranges. So if you've been a fan of their Blue Raspberry or Strawberry Watermelon in disposable form, you can find the exact same flavour in both their Intense Nic Salts and Shortfills. Makes the switch from disposables much less of a faff when the ban hits.

And these liquids are perfect if you want to try a refillable pod vape and have the freedom of picking your own liquid. That's the thing about refillables that I've been banging on about for years – you're not stuck with whatever flavour comes in the disposable. You can mix it up day to day, morning to night, without buying a whole new device. And let's not forget the massive cost saving! A 10ml bottle of IVG Intense Nic Salts will fill your average pod multiple times for roughly the same price as a single disposable. It's a no-brainer really – more choice, better for your wallet, and you're sorted for the ban coming in June.

All their liquids are made right here in the UK too – not shipped in from abroad like some brands. Trust me on this one, that consistency in production makes a massive difference to the quality. I've been in the vape game since 2014, and I can tell you that IVG's commitment to quality in their e-liquids is what sets them apart from many others on the market.

IVG's Global Recognition and Awards

I don't usually bang on about awards and all that, but it's worth mentioning that IVG isn't some fly-by-night operation. They've racked up over 50 international awards, including being named "Best UK Brand" three times by Ecigclick (2019, 2021, and 2022-23). That level of recognition doesn't happen by accident.

They're also huge globally, with products in over 100 countries. That international presence means they've got the resources to properly invest in R&D and quality control, which shows in their products. I've been to plenty of vape expos where you see the IVG stand surrounded by vapers – they've built that trust for a reason.

Transitioning with IVG Vapes

If you're currently a disposable vape user wondering what to do come June, here's my advice after being in the vape game for nearly a decade: start transitioning now. Don't wait until the last minute when stocks might be low.

The IVG range makes this dead easy. Their pod systems are designed to mimic that disposable experience, so there's virtually no learning curve. You don't need to become a coil-building hobbyist overnight (though if you want to go down that rabbit hole, I'm happy to chat about that too!).

Here's a quick breakdown of what to consider:

• Using a IVG 2400 disposables : try the IVG 2400 Rechargable
• Want a more compact device : the IVG Savr is your best bet
• For flavour options : try their Intense Nic Salts with a refillable pod system
• For Subohm Vaping : check out there IVG shortfills

IVG's also been dead good about providing support materials and guides for making the switch. Their customer service is responsive if you've got questions, and there are plenty of helpful videos showing how to set up and maintain their devices.