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Vuse GO Reload 1000 Pen

Our latest rechargeable device featuring a compact pocket size design with a premium and modern finish.

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Ceramic Heating

Improved 2ml Pod for an extra intense flavour experience

Compatible

Compatible with all Vuse Pods with a variety of flavours to choose from

Device Lock

Secure your device when not in use

Mini Design

Fits in your pocket or palm

DIMENSIONS

21.1 x 12.9 x 94.8mm

BATTERY

360mah Litium ion

Charging Port

USB-C rechargeable

Ingredients Done Right

Our toxicologists review publicly available literature on ingredients to understand suitability for inhalation. As such, the following ingredients have been identified as unsuitable and are not directly added to our Vuse products:

No Added Methyl Eugenol

No Added Vitamin E Acetate

No Added THC

No added Sucralose

No Added Acetoin

No added Acetyl Propionyl

FAQs

  • Why is the UK banning disposable vapes?

    The UK government is banning disposable vapes to address two major concerns:

    - Youth Vaping: Disposable vapes, often available in sweet flavours and at low prices, have become increasingly popular among teenagers. Studies indicate that a significant percentage of young vapers prefer disposables, raising concerns about nicotine addiction in minors.

    - Environmental Impact: These single-use devices contribute to environmental pollution, with millions discarded weekly, leading to significant waste of materials like lithium and plastic.

  • When does the disposable vape ban come into effect?

    The sale and supply of disposable vapes will be prohibited across the UK starting June 1, 2025. This ban encompasses both nicotine-containing and nicotine-free single-use vapes.

  • What types of vapes are included in the ban?

    The ban targets all single-use vaping devices, defined as products that:

    - Are neither rechargeable nor refillable.
    - Have non-replaceable coils.

    Even if a device has a USB port suggesting rechargeability, if it lacks the ability to be refilled or have its coil replaced, it falls under the ban.

  • Are reusable vapes still allowed?

    Yes, reusable vapes that are both rechargeable and refillable remain legal. These devices must allow users to replace coils and refill e-liquid, either directly or by replacing pods or cartridges. Examples include pod systems and vape pens designed for multiple uses.

  • Can I still purchase disposable vapes online after the ban?

    No. The ban applies to all sales channels, including online retailers. Selling or supplying disposable vapes through any medium will be illegal from June 1, 2025.

  • What are the penalties for selling disposable vapes after the ban?

    Penalties vary across the UK:

    - England:
    Initial civil sanctions like fines up to £200, escalating to unlimited fines or up to 2 years imprisonment for repeated offenses.
    - Wales: Fixed penalties starting at £200, with potential for unlimited fines or imprisonment up to 2 years upon conviction.
    - Scotland: Fines up to £5,000 or imprisonment up to 2 years, depending on the severity of the offense.
    - Northern Ireland: Fines up to £5,000 or imprisonment up to 2 years for violations.

  • What should retailers do with existing disposable vape stock?

    Retailers must cease selling disposable vapes by June 1, 2025. Remaining stock should be:

    - Removed from sales areas.
    - Clearly labelled as unsellable.
    - Disposed of responsibly through registered recycling services, as improper disposal poses environmental and fire risks.

  • What alternatives are available to disposable vapes?

    Consumers can switch to:

    - Refillable Vape Kits: Devices with rechargeable batteries and refillable e-liquid tanks, offering customisation.
    - Prefilled Pod Systems: Devices with rechargeable battery components and easy-swap e-liquid pods that are simply clicked into the device.

    These alternatives provide similar experiences to disposables while aligning with environmental goals.

  • How will the ban be enforced?

    Enforcement will be carried out by agencies such as Trading Standards, Border Force, and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). They will have the authority to inspect premises, issue fines, and prosecute violations to ensure compliance with the ban.