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What are Lost Mary prefilled pods?
Lost Mary prefilled pods are ready-to-use replacement pods made for specific Lost Mary pod systems; you fit the compatible pod into your device and replace it when it’s finished (no manual filling for the pod itself).
How do Lost Mary pods work?
You match the pod series to your device (for example BM600, BM6000, Nera, Tappo, 4-in-1), insert the pod, and vape; when flavour drops off or the pod is empty, you swap in a new compatible pod.
Can you buy Lost Mary pods in the UK, and where can I buy them?
Yes—Lost Mary pods and refills are widely sold in the UK through authorised vape retailers and brand/official distribution channels. The safest approach is to buy from reputable UK retailers that provide clear product compatibility and age verification.
Are Lost Mary vapes and pods legal in the UK?
Yes, provided the specific products sold comply with UK vape regulations (TRPR), including limits on nicotine strength and e-liquid volumes, plus required labelling and safety requirements. Always buy UK-compliant stock from reputable sellers.
Are Lost Mary pods refillable?
Most Lost Mary pod lines are designed as prefilled replacement pods (you replace the pod when it’s used up). “Refillable” can also refer to certain pod systems or kits that use a pod plus a refill component, but that does not mean every Lost Mary pod is intended to be refilled by the user—check the product type for your exact series.
What’s the difference between Lost Mary refills and Lost Mary replacement pods?
“Replacement pods” usually means prefilled pods you swap out when empty. “Refills” is often used as a broader term and may refer either to those replacement pods or to pod systems that use a pod plus a separate refill component—either way, compatibility is device-specific.
Are Lost Mary pods interchangeable across devices?
No. Lost Mary pods are not universal—BM600 pods won’t fit BM6000, and Nera/Tappo/4-in-1/Hawcos lines are separate compatibility families. Always choose pods that explicitly match your device series name.
What devices are compatible with Lost Mary pods?
Compatibility depends on the pod family. Common series include BM600 pods for BM600 pod systems, BM6000 pods/refill formats for BM6000 systems, Nera pods for Nera devices, plus distinct families for Tappo, 4-in-1, and Hawcos x Lost Mary (Crystal Pro). Match the pod family name to your exact kit name.
What nicotine strength is used in Lost Mary pods?
Most UK-market Lost Mary prefilled pods are sold in 20mg (2%) nicotine salt options. Availability can vary by series and flavour, so check the product listing for the specific pod you’re buying.
How many puffs can you get from a Lost Mary pod?
It varies by pod type and how you vape. Many 2ml prefilled pods are marketed around “up to” roughly 600 puffs, while higher-capacity “big puff” systems are marketed with much higher “up to” numbers because they use different formats and capacities. Treat puff counts as a comparison guide, not a guarantee.
How many cigarettes does one Lost Mary pod equal?
There isn’t a reliable 1:1 conversion because nicotine delivery depends on the device, liquid strength, airflow, coil type, and how you vape (puff length and frequency). If you’re trying to choose the right strength, it’s better to focus on nicotine strength (e.g., 20mg nic salt) and your personal tolerance rather than cigarette equivalence.
Do Lost Mary pods use mesh coils or regular coils?
It depends on the series. Some Lost Mary pod ranges are marketed with mesh coil technology (including QUAQ mesh coil on certain lines), while others simply list a built-in coil. If coil type matters to you, check the pod’s product details for that specific range.
How do Lost Mary pods compare to disposable vapes or refillable/open-system pods?
Lost Mary pods sit in the middle: they’re typically lower-maintenance than refillable/open systems (no bottles or coil changes for prefilled pods), while being more reusable than disposables because you keep the device and only replace the pods/refills. Refillable/open systems offer more flexibility on e-liquid and strengths, but require more upkeep.