Legal Big Puff Disposable Vapes

About Legal Big Puff Disposable Vape

Big Puff Disposable Vapes

Legal big puff disposable vapes were all the rage up with vapers until the disposable vape ban early in 2025. The reason they became so popular is simple – the industry had seen big puff disposable vapes floating around the black market for years, and they were taking market share from companies selling fully TPD-compliant vape products and disposable vapers and ex cigarette smokers we looking for better alternative to the 600 puff stick style disposable vapes.

With safety and compliance becoming a bigger concern, disposable vape manufacturers started finding workarounds to mimic the big puff disposable vape product in a TPD-compliant version. This new wave of disposable vape kits had massive increases in puff counts. Instead of the normal 600 puff disposable, you now had fully TPD-compliant options from 1000 puffs all the way up to 6000 puffs. People were getting better value and longer vaping time out of one disposable compared to the old 600 stick style. It wasn't everyone's thing, but a vast majority of disposable vape users made the switch.

What Happened After The Ban

As of today, big puff disposable vapes are banned. But most popular brands like Lost Mary, IVG Vapes, and Elf Bar took what they'd developed to combat the disposable vape black market and added a few tweaks here and there. Now we have the new fully TPD-compliant semi-disposable vapes.

These vape kits have a rechargeable battery and replacement refill pods to meet the ban on single-use vapes. Most of them look and feel the same – there's just a two-step learning curve to continue vaping just like you were with big puff disposables. It's an easy transition that keeps you vaping legally while getting the same experience you enjoyed before the ban.

How Do Big Puff Vapes Work?

Big Puff Vapes work just like a standard disposable vape or pod vape kit, but with a larger battery capacity. Inside the Big Puff vape, you've got a built-in battery, a replaceable pod with an integrated coil that's prefilled with e-liquid, and most big puff devices also have an additional e-liquid container that auto-refills the pod to give you a much larger but legal e-liquid capacity.

When you inhale, the battery activates, heating the coil and the e-liquid, which produces the vapour. Big Puff Vapes offer exactly that – a big puff count compared to other disposable alternative vape kits. You can now replace the refill pods quickly and easily and recharge the battery for multiple uses. Rather than having a separate refillable pod that you fill yourself with vape juice, Big Puff Vapes work much easier as everything's built-in and ready to go.

Are Big Vapes UK Banned?

Big Vapes or Big Puff Vapes are not banned in the UK, as long as they comply with the UK's TPD regulations, which limit the e-liquid capacity to 2ml and the nicotine strength to 20mg. Big Puffs work around this by providing both a 2ml compliant pod with an additional, separate refill container. It's not illegal for you to then connect the two together to increase the e-liquid capacity inside the device, giving you those bigger puff counts.

What Are The Benefits Of Legal Big Puff Disposable Vapes?

The benefits of Big Puff disposable vapes include:

• High puff count
• Rechargeable battery
• Replaceable refill pods
• TPD compliance

The higher puff count means you don't need constant replacements and refills. You can use the device continuously. The rechargeable battery extends the life of the device rather than it just being single-use. They're much larger in capacity, so they'll last you much longer without a recharge. The interchangeable replacement pods mean you can flip flavours easily to switch up your vaping experience, and they're super simple to swap in and out. With TPD compliance, you're making sure you meet UK regulation standards for safety and correct nicotine content.

How To Tell If Your Big Puff Is Legal

You can easily tell if your Big Puff Vape is legal or not by checking out the QR code on the packaging. This will verify authenticity and also show you whether it's been registered as compliant on the UK's MHRA website. If your device doesn't have a QR code and can't be found on the MHRA website, it means it hasn't been legally registered for safety and compliance within the UK.