Vape Tanks

Find a replacement vape tank or pod for your kit. Our range of vape tanks covers MTL (mouth-to-lung) tanks for a tight, cigarette-style draw, and sub-ohm/DTL (direct-to-lung) tanks for bigger clouds. We also stock replacement and pre-filled pods for popular pod kits from Aspire, SMOK, Voopoo, Geekvape, Innokin, Uwell, OXVA, and Vaporesso. Tanks and pods are designed for specific coils and devices, so before buying, check the compatibility details on each product page. Most vape tanks use replaceable coils, which you'll find in our vape coils range.

What Are the Different Types of Vape Tanks and Which One Should I Choose?

Vape tanks come in several varieties, each designed for different vaping styles and experience levels:

 

• Prefilled Pods: Best for beginners, these come ready to use with e-liquid already inside. Simply attach and vape. Ideal if you want convenience and minimal maintenance.

• MTL (Mouth-to-Throat) Tanks: Provides a sensation similar to smoking cigarettes. Ideal for new vapers and those who prefer a restrictive draw with higher nicotine e-liquids.

• Sub-ohm Tanks: For direct-to-lung vaping, producing more vapour and intense flavour. Better suited for experienced vapers who prefer lower nicotine strengths.

• RDA (Rebuildable Dripping Atomizers): For advanced users who want to build their own coils and drip e-liquid directly onto them. Offers maximum flavour but requires technical knowledge.

• RTA (Rebuildable Tank Atomizers): Combines the convenience of a tank with rebuildable functionality. Suitable for experienced vapers who want to build coils but maintain an e-liquid storage system.

Choose based on your experience level and vaping style preference - beginners should start with prefilled or simple refillable tanks.

How Do I Know if a Tank Is Compatible With My Device?

Compatibility depends on two main factors:

 

Connection Type

• Most tanks use a standard 510 connection

• Check your device's specifications for its connection type

• Most pod systems use proprietary connections

 

Power Requirements

• Check the recommended wattage range of the tank’s coils

• Ensure your device can deliver appropriate power

• MTL tanks typically need 10-25W

• Sub-ohm tanks usually require 30-100W+

 

What’s the Difference Between MTL and Dtl Tanks?

MTL (Mouth-to-Lung) Tanks:

 

• Tighter draw similar to cigarettes

• Best with higher nicotine strengths (10-20mg)

• Lower vapour production

• More discreet vaping

• Lower power requirements

• Better battery efficiency

 

DTL (Direct-to-Lung) Tanks:

• Looser, more airy draw

• Best with lower nicotine strengths (0-6mg)

• Higher vapour production

• Higher power requirements

• Higher e-liquid consumption

 

How Often Should I Replace My Tank’s Coil?

Coil longevity depends on several factors:

• Usage frequency

• Power settings

• E-liquid type (sweeter liquids reduce coil life)

• Vaping style

 

Common signs it's time to change your coil:

• Burnt or unpleasant taste

• Reduced vapour production

• Gurgling sounds

• Muted flavour

• Dark/burnt appearance of the coil

 

On average, coils last 1-2 weeks with regular use. Keep spare coils on hand for the best experience.

What Type of E-liquid Should I Use In My Tank?

Choose your e-liquid based on your tank/coil type:

 

MTL Tanks:

• 50/50 or high-PG ratios

• Higher nicotine strengths (10-20mg)

• Nic salts compatible

• Thinner consistency e-liquids

 

Sub-ohm/DTL Tanks:

• Higher VG content (70/30 or higher)

• Lower nicotine strengths (0-6mg)

• Not suitable for nic salts

• Thicker consistency e-liquids

 

RDA/RTA:

• Any ratio depending on the build

• Customisable to preference

• Consider coil build when selecting

 

How Do I Prevent My Tank From Leaking?

Follow these key practices to minimise leaking:

 

Proper Assembly

• Ensure all components are correctly tightened

• However, don't over-tighten or cross-thread

• Check all rubber O-rings are present and undamaged

 

Filling Guidelines

• Don't overfill

• Keep tanks upright when filling

• Close airflow while filling

 

Storage

• Store upright when not in use

• Close airflow when not vaping

• Avoid extreme temperatures

• Don't leave in direct sunlight for extended periods

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which tank fits my vape kit?

Check your kit’s model name and choose compatible pods, as these are usually device-specific. For tanks, most mods support standard 510-thread connections, but check the diameter and power range. Sub-ohm tanks also require a device that can deliver enough wattage.

What's the difference between an MTL tank and a sub-ohm tank?

An MTL tank uses higher-resistance coils, usually 0.8 to 1.8 ohm, with a tight airflow for a cigarette-style draw and suits 50/50 e-liquid and nic salts. A sub-ohm tank uses coils below 1 ohm with open airflow for bigger clouds and works best with high-VG e-liquid.

What is a top-fill tank?

A top-fill tank lets you refill by sliding or unscrewing the top cap, so you don't need to take the tank off your device or remove the coil. It's quicker and less messy than older bottom-fill designs. Most modern tanks work this way.

Which coils does my tank use?

Each tank is designed for a specific coil series, so check its product page for a list of compatible options. For example, the Aspire Nautilus range uses Nautilus BVC coils. Choosing the right coil and resistance helps you get the best flavour while preventing leaks.

How do I stop my tank leaking?

To prevent your tank from leaking, make sure all parts are screwed together properly and the coil is fitted securely. Avoid filling past the maximum line, and check that the O-rings are clean and in place. Using the right coil for your e-liquid also matters, as sub-ohm coils may leak when used with thinner, high-PG e-liquids. Finally, prime your coil by letting it soak in e-liquid before vaping.