San Dynasty Pro Kit
San Dynasty Pro Pod Kit: Price and At a Glance
The San Dynasty Pro is a refillable, rechargeable pod kit with a user-replaceable 16500 battery, a 2ml pod and up to 30W of output. It is a hardware purchase rather than a ready-to-vape one, so you choose your own e-liquid and your own pod resistance to go with it.
| At a Glance | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Refillable pod kit |
| Brand | Orca Vape |
| Battery | INR 16500, 1,500mAh, replaceable, included |
| Maximum output | 30W |
| Wattage control | Smart auto-wattage and manual adjustment |
| Screen | 0.42 inch TFT |
| Pod capacity | 2ml, refillable |
| Pod resistances | 0.4Ω, 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω |
| Chassis | CNC-machined aluminium |
| Charging | USB-C, 5V/2A, or external charger |
| Variants | Seven colour options |
| E-liquid supplied | None, refillable kit |
What Refillable Means for This Purchase
A refillable kit works differently from a prefilled one at the point of sale, and the difference is worth being clear about before you order. There is no puff rating on this page, no flavour list and no nicotine strength, because the San Dynasty Pro contains none of those things when it arrives. You supply them. You choose a nic salt e-liquid or a freebase liquid, fill the pod yourself, and change flavour whenever you like by filling with something else.
The trade-off is that the kit costs more up front and considerably less to run. A bottle of e-liquid fills a 2ml pod several times over, and the pod is replaced only when the coil inside it is spent, which adds up to a lower running cost than buying sealed pods.
Choosing a Colour
The variant axis on the San Dynasty Pro is colour, not flavour. Seven colourways are available, including Stealth Black, and the drip tip is colour-coded to the body so the finish carries through to the mouthpiece. Colour is purely cosmetic here. Every San Dynasty Pro performs identically whichever finish you pick, so choose on looks alone and put your decision-making effort into the pod resistance instead, which genuinely does change how the kit vapes.
Pricing
Pricing is shown live on this page and confirmed again at checkout. Bear in mind when comparing against a prefilled kit that the two are not like for like: a refillable kit is a one-off hardware cost with cheap consumables behind it, while a prefilled kit has a lower entry price and a permanently higher cost per millilitre.
The Replaceable 16500 Battery, and How to Look After It
Yes, the San Dynasty Pro has a genuinely replaceable battery. It runs on a single INR 16500 cell rated at 1,500mAh, and one is included in the box. When that cell eventually stops holding charge the way it used to, you fit a new one rather than replacing the whole kit.
Why a Replaceable Cell Matters
Every lithium cell degrades. It is chemistry rather than a fault: capacity falls with each charge cycle until a battery that once lasted a full day is flat by mid-afternoon. On a sealed pod kit that moment ends the device, even though the electronics work, the chassis is fine and the screen still lights up.
The San Dynasty Pro removes that failure point. A tired cell is a consumable you swap rather than a reason to buy new hardware. The CNC aluminium chassis, the board and the screen are built to outlast several cells, and with the battery replaceable they get the chance to.
How to Change the Battery
Open the battery compartment, lift the old 16500 cell out, and seat the new one according to the polarity markings inside so the positive and negative ends go where the device expects them. Close the compartment fully before use. Your kit is supplied with a guide covering this for your unit, and it is worth reading once rather than working from memory, since compartment layouts vary between devices.
Buying a Replacement 16500 Cell
Most people who own a sealed pod kit never buy a battery in their lives. San Dynasty Pro owners will, eventually, so it is worth knowing what to look for.
Buy an INR 16500 cell in the 1,500mAh region, matching the format and chemistry of the one supplied, from an established UK vape retailer or battery specialist rather than a marketplace listing, because counterfeit and rewrapped cells are a real problem in this category. Look for a clearly stated manufacturer, an undamaged wrap and published specifications rather than vague claims about capacity. A capacity far above the norm for the format at a price far below it is the warning sign.
This page names no cell brand deliberately. Which specific batteries are worth buying changes over time, and a product listing is the wrong place to be steering that decision. A specialist retailer can advise on current stock, and the guide supplied with your kit is the authority on what your device expects.
General Care and Handling
None of the following is unique to the San Dynasty Pro. It is ordinary practice for any device with a removable lithium cell, and it is worth reading once.
- Keep the battery wrap intact. If it tears or lifts at the ends, stop using the cell and have it replaced rather than taping over it.
- Do not carry a loose cell in a pocket or bag with keys, coins or anything else metal. Use a plastic battery case if you carry a spare.
- Keep cells away from heat and out of direct sunlight, and do not leave the kit on a car dashboard or a radiator.
- Charge on a flat, hard surface rather than on a sofa or bed, and do not leave a charging device unattended overnight.
- Do not use a cell that is damaged, dented, swollen or has been dropped hard.
- Dispose of old cells at a battery recycling point rather than in household waste.
The guide supplied with your San Dynasty Pro is the specific authority for your device, and anything in it takes precedence over general guidance. If you are ever unsure about a cell's condition, a retailer that sells them will take a look.
Charging Options
The San Dynasty Pro charges over USB-C at 5V/2A with the cell in place, which is how most owners will charge it day to day. Because the cell comes out, you can also charge it externally in a dedicated 16500-compatible charger. That second option is genuinely useful if you buy a spare cell, since it lets you keep one charged and ready while the other is in the device, so the kit is never out of action while it charges. No charge time or cycle life is published for this kit, so if you want figures for either, check the guide supplied with your unit.
Which San Dynasty Pod Should You Use?
The San Dynasty Pro takes 2ml refillable pods in three resistances, and the one you fit determines the draw. Choose 0.8Ω for a tight mouth-to-lung draw, 0.6Ω for a restricted direct-to-lung draw, and 0.4Ω for a looser, more open direct-to-lung draw.
| Pod Resistance | Draw Style | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| 0.8Ω | Mouth-to-lung, tightest | A cigarette-like two-stage inhale, longest liquid economy |
| 0.6Ω | Restricted direct-to-lung | A middle setting, more airflow than MTL without being open |
| 0.4Ω | Looser direct-to-lung | Inhaling straight to the lungs, the most open of the three |
Mouth-to-Lung and Direct-to-Lung Are Preferences
These are two different ways of inhaling and neither is better than the other. Mouth-to-lung means drawing vapour into the mouth first and then inhaling, the way a cigarette is smoked. Direct-to-lung means inhaling straight down in one movement. Neither is a beginner setting or an advanced one, and moving between them is not progress.
0.8Ω for Mouth-to-Lung
The 0.8Ω pod gives the tightest draw of the three. It is the natural choice if you are coming from cigarettes or from a disposable-style device with a narrow mouthpiece, and it is the pod that pairs with nicotine salt e-liquid. Running at the lowest power of the three, it also consumes liquid most slowly, so a 2ml fill goes furthest.
0.6Ω for Restricted Direct-to-Lung
The 0.6Ω sits in the middle. The draw opens up compared with the 0.8Ω without becoming genuinely airy, and the vapour arrives a little warmer and in slightly greater volume. If you are unsure which way your preference runs, this is the sensible pod to start on, because it is near enough to both ends that you will quickly work out which direction you want to move in.
0.4Ω for a Looser Direct-to-Lung Draw
The 0.4Ω is the lowest resistance and the most open. It suits inhaling straight to the lungs and produces the warmest, most voluminous vapour of the three. It also gets through e-liquid fastest, so expect to refill more often than a 0.8Ω user would. Note that the 0.4Ω pod is not included in the box and is bought separately as a San Dynasty replacement pod.
You Do Not Have to Set the Wattage Yourself
The San Dynasty Pro reads the resistance of whichever pod you fit and sets a starting wattage for it automatically. That means the kit works sensibly out of the box with no configuration at all, which is unusual on a device that also offers manual control. Manual adjustment is there if you want it, with output up to 30W, and the 0.42 inch TFT screen shows the current wattage, battery level and detected resistance. Most owners leave it on the automatic setting and only reach for manual control if a particular e-liquid tastes better a watt or two either side of the default.
What E-Liquid Works in a San Dynasty Pro?
The San Dynasty Pro takes standard bottled e-liquid, and which type suits best depends on the pod you have fitted. Nicotine salt suits the 0.8Ω pod, while balanced 50/50 freebase e-liquid suits the 0.6Ω and 0.4Ω. High-VG sub-ohm liquid is not suitable in any of them.
| Pod | Suits | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 0.8Ω | Nicotine salt | Low power and a tight draw, where salts stay smooth |
| 0.6Ω | 50/50 freebase | More airflow and warmer vapour at a middle power setting |
| 0.4Ω | 50/50 freebase | The most open draw and the highest vapour volume |
| Any | Not high-VG | Too thick to wick through a 2ml pod |
Nicotine Salt E-Liquid
Nicotine salts are absorbed more quickly than freebase nicotine and stay smoother on the throat at higher strengths, which is why they pair naturally with the tight, low-power 0.8Ω pod. Nic salts and 50/50 e-liquids in 10ml bottles are the standard companion purchase for this kit, and because the San Dynasty Pro is refillable you can change flavour with every fill rather than being locked to whatever a sealed pod happens to contain. Elux Legend nic salts are one example of a bottled 10ml liquid that suits this kit, as opposed to a prefilled pod, which will not fit a refillable system.
Freebase E-Liquid
Freebase e-liquid in a balanced 50/50 blend suits the 0.6Ω and 0.4Ω pods. Both run at higher power with more airflow than the 0.8Ω, and freebase liquid handles that better. The VG/PG ratio is the part to watch rather than the nicotine type: 50/50 wicks properly through a 2ml pod, and that stays true across all three resistances.
Nicotine Strength and the UK Limit
Nicotine-containing e-liquid sold in the UK is capped at 20mg/ml, which is 2% strength, and bottles are limited to 10ml. Everything you can legally buy here sits at or below that ceiling, and nicotine-free e-liquid is widely available too.
Which strength suits you is a personal matter and not something a product page should be deciding for you. If you want guidance on it, a pharmacist, your GP or a local stop-smoking service is the right place to ask. From a hardware point of view, all this page needs to tell you is that the liquid should be legally compliant and its VG/PG ratio should suit a 2ml refillable pod.
Why High-VG Liquid Is Not Suitable
High-VG e-liquid, typically 70/30 or thicker, is made for sub-ohm tanks with large wicking ports and high power. It is too viscous to travel reliably through the wicking channels of a 2ml pod, which starves the cotton and produces a burnt taste long before the pod should be finished. This is a compatibility constraint rather than a safety matter, in the same way that the wrong fuel is a constraint on any engine. Stay with 50/50 blends and both the pod and the flavour will behave as intended.
What's in the Box, and What You Still Need
The San Dynasty Pro arrives with the device, its 16500 battery, pods and a colour-coded drip tip. It does not arrive with e-liquid, which is the part most box lists leave out.
| Item | Included |
|---|---|
| San Dynasty Pro device | Yes |
| INR 16500 battery, 1,500mAh | Yes |
| Replacement pods | Yes, 0.6Ω and 0.8Ω |
| Colour-coded drip tip | Yes |
| User guide | Yes |
| USB-C cable | Not stated on either retailer box list |
| E-liquid | No |
| 0.4Ω pod | No, bought separately |
The Honest Half: You Cannot Use This Kit on Arrival
A San Dynasty Pro ordered on its own will not vape when it arrives. The pods are empty and no e-liquid is supplied, which is simply what refillable means, but it catches people out often enough to be worth stating plainly. If you have nothing suitable at home, order a 10ml nic salt or freebase e-liquid at the same time as the kit. Otherwise you will have a fully charged device and nothing to put in it.
The USB-C Cable
Neither retailer box list states whether a USB-C cable is included, so this page will not claim one either way. If you do not have a spare cable, it is worth checking the listing you are buying from or simply assuming you will need one, since any standard USB-C cable will charge the kit at 5V/2A.
The Drip Tip and Pods
The drip tip is colour-coded to match the body finish. The pods supplied cover the 0.6Ω and 0.8Ω resistances, enough to try both a restricted direct-to-lung and a mouth-to-lung draw before deciding which you prefer. The looser 0.4Ω pod is a separate purchase. Pods are the recurring consumable on this kit, so it is worth keeping a spare in a drawer.
San Dynasty Pro Specifications
The table below lists the confirmed specifications for the San Dynasty Pro, with a note on how well each is corroborated. Where a figure is not confirmed across sources, it is listed as unconfirmed rather than presented as settled.
| Specification | Detail | Source Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Refillable pod kit | Corroborated |
| Battery | INR 16500, 1,500mAh, replaceable, included | Corroborated |
| Maximum output | 30W | Corroborated |
| Wattage control | Smart auto-wattage plus manual adjustment | Corroborated |
| Screen | 0.42 inch TFT showing wattage, battery and resistance | Corroborated |
| Pod capacity | 2ml, refillable | Corroborated |
| Pod resistances | 0.4Ω, 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω | Corroborated |
| Chassis | CNC-machined aluminium | Corroborated |
| Charging | USB-C, 5V/2A, or external charger | Corroborated |
| Colours | Seven | Corroborated |
| Drip tip | Colour-coded | Single retailer listing |
| Activation method | Not confirmed, see the supplied guide | Unresolved, not asserted |
| Airflow control | Not confirmed, draw appears to be set by pod choice | Unresolved, not asserted |
| Puff counter | Not confirmed | Unresolved, not asserted |
| Battery life and charge time | Not published by either source | Not asserted |
Notes on the Unconfirmed Rows
Four rows in that table are blank on purpose, and it is better to say why than to fill them with a plausible guess.
Whether the San Dynasty Pro fires on a button or on inhale is not settled. Sources disagree, none of them authoritative, so this page does not assert either. The guide supplied with your kit answers it definitively for your unit, and it takes five seconds to check.
Airflow is the same story. One source indicates the draw is determined by which pod you fit rather than by an adjustable ring on the device, which is consistent with the resistance-based pod range, but that is not confirmed clearly enough to publish as a specification.
A puff counter is mentioned by one secondary source and nowhere else. It may well be a display function on the 0.42 inch screen, but one uncorroborated mention is not enough to state as fact.
Battery life and charge time are published by neither retailer, and no cycle life or replacement interval exists for the cell. Anyone quoting figures for these is estimating, so this page does not.
How to Fill, Prime and Set Up Your San Dynasty Pro
Setting up a San Dynasty Pro takes four steps: fit the battery, fill the pod, let the coil soak, then fit the pod to the device. Priming the coil is the step that matters most, because it is the one that ruins pods when it is rushed.
Setting Up for the First Time
Unbox the kit and read the supplied guide, particularly the sections on the battery compartment and on activation.
Open the battery compartment, seat the 16500 cell according to the polarity markings inside, and close it fully.
Choose your pod. The 0.8Ω gives the tightest mouth-to-lung draw and the 0.6Ω a restricted direct-to-lung draw, and both are supplied in the box.
Fill the pod following the steps below, then leave it to soak before any powered draw.
Fit the filled pod to the device. The screen will show the detected resistance and the wattage the kit has set for it.
Charge over USB-C if the battery needs it, or charge the cell externally.
How to Fill the Pod
Remove the pod from the device and hold it with the fill port facing upward.
Lift the silicone stopper clear of the port, folding it aside rather than pulling it out completely so it stays attached.
Insert the nozzle of your e-liquid bottle and squeeze slowly. Filling gently lets the displaced air escape and stops liquid backing up out of the port.
Stop short of the top and leave a small air gap. An overfilled pod has no room to accommodate ordinary pressure changes and will push liquid out.
Press the stopper firmly back until it is flush and seated all the way round. A partly seated stopper is the most common cause of a pod that appears to leak for no reason.
Wipe any liquid from the outside of the pod and from the device contacts before fitting.
Priming the Coil
Priming means letting e-liquid soak into the cotton around the coil before any power reaches it, and it should be done every single time you fit a fresh pod.
The reason is worth understanding rather than just following. The coil heats the liquid held in the cotton wrapped around it. If that cotton is dry when the coil fires, there is nothing to absorb the heat, so the cotton scorches instead. A coil that has been fired dry is finished. The burnt taste that follows does not fade, will not rinse out, and cannot be undone by refilling, so a moment's impatience costs you a whole pod.
After filling, leave the pod standing so the cotton can draw liquid up. You can speed this along by fitting the pod and taking two or three gentle draws with the device switched off, which pulls liquid into the wick without generating any heat. Check the guide supplied with your kit for the standing time it recommends and give it that long before your first powered draw.
When to Change the Pod
Change the pod when the taste tells you to, not on a schedule. A spent pod gives a dull, muted or faintly burnt flavour that a fresh fill does not fix, and that is your cue to fit a new one.
There is no puff count for a San Dynasty pod and no recommended replacement interval, and any number quoted for either should be treated with caution. Pod life varies with the resistance you run, the wattage you set, how sweet your e-liquid is and how much you vape, and those factors differ too much between people for a single figure to be useful. Sweetened and darker flavours shorten coil life across every pod system on the market, which is why two people with identical kits can get very different mileage from the same pod. Taste is the reliable signal.
Keeping the Pod Clean
On a refillable kit, upkeep is the owner's job in a way it never is on a sealed system. A quick wipe of the pod contacts and the device connection when you change flavour prevents the condensation build-up that causes intermittent contact. Our guide to cleaning and caring for a pod covers this in more detail.
San Dynasty Pro vs the Standard San Dynasty
Orca Vape produces two devices in this line, the San Dynasty Pro and the standard San Dynasty, and retailer listings are inconsistent about which one a bare "San Dynasty" refers to. The verified difference between them is the battery format.
| Attribute | San Dynasty Pro | San Dynasty (Standard) |
|---|---|---|
| Battery format | 16500 | 14500 |
| Battery capacity | 1,500mAh | Not verified here |
| Maximum output | 30W | Not verified here |
| Screen | 0.42 inch TFT | Not verified here |
| Chassis | CNC aluminium | Not verified here |
| Colours | Seven | Not verified here |
What the Comparison Does and Does Not Tell You
Only the battery formats are confirmed for both models. The 16500 cell in the Pro is physically larger than the 14500 in the standard model, which generally means more capacity and longer between charges.
Every other cell for the standard model is left blank deliberately. That device is not stocked here and has not been researched to the same standard, so filling those cells with assumptions carried over from the Pro would be guessing. Check the standard model's own listing for its figures.
The practical takeaway is about buying the right cell rather than the right kit. The two models take different battery formats, so a 14500 will not serve a San Dynasty Pro and a 16500 will not serve a standard San Dynasty. If you own one and are buying a replacement cell, confirm which model you have before ordering, because a battery bought on the wrong assumption is a battery you cannot use.
Do the Pods Interchange?
The San Dynasty replacement pod range is published as fitting both the San Dynasty and the San Dynasty Pro, and that compatibility is stated consistently on the pod listing. Since the standard model has not been researched here to the same depth, treat this as the pod range's own claim rather than something verified independently on this page, and check your device's guide if you own both.
Is the San Dynasty Pro TPD Compliant?
Yes. The San Dynasty Pro is a refillable, rechargeable device with a 2ml pod, which meets the UK tank capacity limit, and it is sold to over-18s only with age verification at checkout.
The Rules Apply in Two Places
There is a distinction here that does not arise with prefilled devices, and it is the one a refillable buyer needs. The San Dynasty Pro contains no nicotine when you buy it. The pod is empty, so the nicotine strength limits do not attach to the device at all.
What the device has to satisfy is the 2ml tank capacity ceiling, which the pod does. The nicotine rules attach instead to the e-liquid you buy separately, which must be sold in bottles of 10ml or less at a strength of 20mg/ml or under if it contains nicotine. So compliance for a San Dynasty Pro setup comes in two halves: the hardware half is handled by the kit and its 2ml pod, and the nicotine half is handled by whatever liquid you choose to fill it with.
Buying Compliant Stock
Buying both halves from an established UK retailer covers the whole picture. Compliant stock meets UK requirements on capacity, labelling, ingredients and packaging, and e-liquid is notified to the MHRA where notification applies. It also means the hardware is what the manufacturer built rather than an unverified import, which matters more than usual on a device with a user-replaceable cell.
San Dynasty Pro: Frequently Asked Questions
It is refillable. The pods are empty and you fill them with bottled e-liquid of your choice, which means no e-liquid is supplied with the kit and you will need a bottle before you can use it.
The confirmed difference is the battery format: the Pro takes a 16500 cell and the standard model takes a smaller 14500. The larger format generally means more capacity and longer between charges. Other specifications for the standard model are not verified on this page, so check its own listing if you are comparing directly.
Yes. The San Dynasty Pro runs on a single removable INR 16500 cell rated at 1,500mAh, and one is included. When it eventually degrades you fit a new cell instead of replacing the kit, which is the main advantage this device has over sealed pod systems.
Buy from an established UK vape retailer or a battery specialist rather than a marketplace listing, since counterfeit and rewrapped cells are common in this category. Look for an INR 16500 in the 1,500mAh region matching the supplied cell, a clearly named manufacturer, an undamaged wrap and published specifications. Be wary of any listing quoting an unusually high capacity at an unusually low price. This page does not recommend a specific cell brand, and a specialist retailer can advise on current stock.
It runs up to 30W. You do not need to set anything, because the device reads the resistance of the pod you fit and sets a starting wattage automatically. Manual adjustment is available if you want to fine-tune, and the 0.42 inch screen shows wattage, battery level and detected resistance.
Choose 0.8Ω for a tight mouth-to-lung draw, 0.6Ω for a restricted direct-to-lung draw and 0.4Ω for a looser direct-to-lung draw. The 0.6Ω and 0.8Ω come in the box, so you can try both before deciding. The 0.4Ω is a separate purchase.
Nicotine salt suits the 0.8Ω pod, while balanced 50/50 freebase e-liquid suits the 0.6Ω and 0.4Ω. Any compliant 10ml bottled e-liquid in a 50/50 ratio will work with the kit.
No. High-VG blends made for sub-ohm tanks are too thick to wick through a 2ml pod, which starves the cotton and causes a burnt taste. Stay with 50/50 blends.
Charge over USB-C at 5V/2A with the cell in the device, or remove the cell and charge it in an external 16500-compatible charger. The external option is useful if you keep a spare cell, since the kit stays usable while the other charges. No charge time is published, so check the guide supplied with your unit.
This is not confirmed. Sources disagree and none is authoritative, so this page does not assert either. The guide supplied with your kit answers it for your specific unit, and it is worth checking before your first draw.
The usual cause is a coil that was fired before the cotton had soaked, which cannot be reversed and means that pod is finished. On the next pod, fill it, let it stand as your guide advises, and take two or three draws with the device switched off before the first powered puff. A burnt taste on a pod you have used for a while simply means the coil is spent and the pod needs changing.
Check the fill level first, since an overfilled pod with no air gap pushes liquid out through the airflow path. Then check the silicone stopper is pressed fully home all the way round, as a partly seated stopper leaves a gap you cannot see. Between them these two account for most cases. If both check out and the leaking continues, the pod itself has likely failed and should be replaced.
The company provides three UK delivery methods with fixed pricing and defined delivery timelines. Each delivery option uses a tracked courier service and dispatches orders from the United Kingdom on working days only. Shipping availability, pricing, and delivery speed depend on the selected courier method and the customer’s delivery location.
The shipping methods offered by the company cover standard tracked delivery and next-working-day delivery. Each courier service differs in delivery speed, cost, and operational handling.
Royal Mail Tracked 24
- Dispatch: Same working day before cut-off
- Delivery speed: 1 working day
- Tracking: Full tracking via Royal Mail
- Price: £4 per order
- Remote postcodes may take one extra working day
Royal Mail Tracked 48
- Dispatch: Same working day before cut-off
- Delivery speed: 2 working days
- Tracking: Full tracking via Royal Mail
- Price: £3 per order
DPD Next Day
- Dispatch: Same working day before cut-off
- Delivery speed: 1 working day
- Tracking: Live tracking with notifications
- Price: £4 per order
- Monday–Friday delivery only
The dispatch team processes orders from Monday to Friday after 15:00. Orders placed on weekends are dispatched on the following Monday, excluding UK bank holidays.
Delivery Time Disclaimer
Next-day delivery is not guaranteed. Delays may occur due to courier capacity, postcode restrictions, weather, or unforeseen circumstances.
Tracking and Delivery Handling
All dispatched orders include tracking details sent by email. Delivery instructions entered at checkout are not passed to courier drivers.
Missing or Delayed Deliveries
- Missing deliveries must be reported within 10 working days
- Incorrect or missing items must be reported within 5 working days
Packaging and Compliance
Orders are shipped in plain, discreet packaging. Age-restricted products dispatch only after successful age verification.
Customers must initiate returns via the official contact form and provide full order details. Support responds within forty-eight hours. Original packaging is required.
Return Exceptions
- No returns for opened or used items unless faulty
- No returns for mods that fail to charge
- Original packaging required for all returns
Faulty Items
- Faults investigated within 48 hours
- Refund or store credit if fault confirmed
- Faults must be reported within 72 hours of delivery
Battery and Charging Safety
- Do not charge overnight
- Maximum recommended charging time: 1 hour
Warranty Summary
- Batteries & chargers: 1-month guarantee
- Mechanical mods: 30-day guarantee
- E-liquids & drip tips: no warranty
- Tanks, RDA, RDTA: 30-day DOA warranty
