Replacement Coils for Every Tank and Pod Kit
Every vape tank and pod kit with a removable coil needs its own replacement coil range. The coil is the part that heats your e-liquid into vapour, and it wears out over time. You might also see them called replacement atomisers, e-cig coils or electronic cigarette coils, but they are all the same thing.
When the flavour drops off or you get a burnt taste, it is time to swap in a fresh replacement coil.
Finding the right coils for your vape is simple once you know the model name. It is printed on the tank itself or listed in the box your kit came in, so match that to the coil range. If you are not sure, get in touch and we will tell you which coils fit.

Vape Coil Resistance: Sub-Ohm, RDL and MTL
Coil resistance is measured in ohms (Ω), and it decides how your vape performs. Lower resistance means more heat, more vapour and more e-liquid used.
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Resistance
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Draw
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Suits
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Below 0.4Ω
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Sub-ohm, direct to lung
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70/30 and higher VG shortfills, 3mg or 6mg
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0.4Ω
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Restricted lung draw
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50/50, or 5mg nic salt
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0.6Ω
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Loose MTL or light RDL
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50/50, or 5mg to 10mg nic salt
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0.8Ω
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MTL or RDL
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50/50 or nic salt at any strength
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1.0Ω and above
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Tight MTL
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Nic salt at 10mg or 20mg
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Sub-ohm coils push more wattage for bigger clouds and warmer vapour, so pair them with high VG juice at a low nicotine strength. MTL coils give a tighter draw that feels closer to a cigarette, and battery life is longer because you vape at lower wattages.
Our vape coil resistance chart explains every band in more detail.
Mesh Coils vs Traditional Wire
Mesh vape coils use a flat strip of mesh instead of wrapped wire. The bigger surface heats e-liquid more evenly, so you get better flavour with no hot spots, and mesh coils tend to last longer because the heat spreads out.
Traditional wire coils still have their place. Some MTL vapers prefer the tighter draw a round wire coil gives, and wire coils come in more resistance options if you need something specific.
Vape Coil Multipacks UK
Buying vape coil multipacks brings the cost per coil down compared to singles. Most brands sell packs of three to five coils, and we sell multipacks across SMOK, Vaporesso, Geekvape, Voopoo, Aspire and more.
Multipacks make sense if you:
- Vape sweet e-liquids that gunk up coils faster
- Go through more than one coil a week
- Want spare coils on hand so you never go without
- Vape sub-ohm, where coils wear out quicker than MTL
If you build your own, we also sell premade and handmade coils for rebuildable tanks and RDAs.
How to Pick the Right Coil for Your Vape
Start with your tank or pod kit model. Every coil range is built for specific hardware, so a SMOK TFV coil will not fit a Vaporesso tank. Every coil here lists the tanks and kits it fits on its product page.
Once you know the model, pick your resistance based on what you vape:
- Vaping nic salt e-liquids: go for an MTL coil at 0.8Ω or above
- Vaping high VG shortfills: a sub-ohm coil below 0.4Ω is the right match
- Want bigger clouds: lower resistance and higher wattage
- Want longer battery life: higher resistance and lower wattage
Our guide on coil type and flavour goes into more detail if you want to fine tune your setup.
Vape Coils by Brand
Every major vape brand makes its own coils, and each range is built for that brand's tanks and pod kits.
Vaporesso coils include the GTX range that works across their pods and tanks.
Geekvape coils cover the Z series and the Boost platform.
Voopoo PnP coils fit across multiple Voopoo kits in both MTL and sub-ohm options.
Aspire coils include the Nautilus BVC range, still one of the most popular MTL coils around.
SMOK TFV coils cover the Baby Beast through to the TFV18, and we still carry coils for older tanks too.