Hyola Ultra 30K prefilled vape pod kit, 24ml of nic salt e liquid

The Hyola Ultra 30K prefilled vape pod kit is a rechargeable, mouth to lung, closed pod system that ships with two prefilled 2ml pods and two 10ml refill bottles, giving 24ml of 20mg nic salt e liquid and a manufacturer estimate of up to 30,000 puffs. It runs on an 1800mAh battery with USB C charging, uses dual mesh coils, and is TPD compliant, built as an alternative to the disposable vapes no longer legal to sell in the UK.

This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance, and it is intended for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only. Nothing in this page should be read as a claim that vaping is safe, healthy, or a stop smoking treatment.

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What is the Hyola Ultra 30K prefilled pod kit and who is it for

The Hyola Ultra 30K sits in the closed pod category, meaning the coil is sealed inside the pod rather than sold as a separate replaceable part. You get a rechargeable device body plus two ready filled pods, and two 10ml refill bottles so you can top the same pods up once they run dry, rather than throwing the whole unit away.

I tested this kit as a switch device for someone moving off ten a day cigarettes, and again as a second device for an existing pod user who wanted more puffs per pound than a small disposable. Draw resistance is on the firmer end of mouth to lung, closer to a cigarette pull than a loose direct to lung hit, which suits ex smokers particularly well.

It suits UK adult vapers who want a single purchase that lasts weeks rather than days, who do not want to learn wattage settings or coil swapping, and who liked the convenience of a disposable vape but now need a rechargeable, TPD compliant alternative that stays legally on sale.

It will not suit anyone who wants sub ohm clouds, adjustable airflow, or a refillable open tank they can fill with any bottle of e liquid they choose. For that, a device from our vape pod kits collection with an open pod system would be a better fit.

The overall footprint of the Hyola Ultra 30K sits in the palm of one hand, closer in size to a stretched disposable than a boxy sub ohm mod. That matters for anyone switching from a slim cigarette, since a bulky device is one of the more common reasons people give up on a switch device within the first week, even when the vaping side of it works fine.

Hyola Ultra 30K coil chemistry and inhale style explained

The Hyola Ultra 30K uses dual mesh coils sealed inside each pod rather than the older style single coil wire wrap. Mesh coils spread heat across a wider, flatter surface, which in practice gives a more even flavour from the first draw to somewhere near the last, rather than a strong opening hit that fades fast.

This is a mouth to lung device only, sometimes shortened to MTL. That means you draw vapour into your mouth first and then inhale it, closer to how a cigarette is smoked, rather than pulling it straight into your lungs the way a direct to lung, or DTL, sub ohm tank is used. The tighter draw and firmer resistance on the Hyola Ultra 30K is a deliberate design choice for that inhale style, not a fault.

The e liquid itself uses nicotine salt rather than freebase nicotine. Nicotine salt is chemically closer to the form nicotine takes naturally in tobacco leaf, and it is generally reported to feel smoother in the throat at higher strengths such as the 20mg/ml used here, compared with a freebase e liquid at the same strength. That is one reason nic salt formulations dominate closed pod kits like this one rather than open, high wattage tanks.

PG and VG are the two base liquids that carry the nicotine and flavour in any e liquid. A PG heavy mix, typical of nic salt pod liquids, produces less visible vapour and a sharper throat sensation than a VG heavy mix used in sub ohm tanks, which favours dense clouds over throat feel. The Hyola Ultra 30K's draw and vapour density match what you would expect from a PG leaning, mouth to lung, nic salt formulation.

Hyola Ultra 30K specifications, battery, pods and coil detail

Every figure below is the manufacturer specification as supplied with the retail unit, cross checked against the physical device and packaging before this page was written. Puff counts are always an estimate based on a standard length draw, and your own count will vary with how long and how often you pull.

A quick piece of maths that most listings skip. 24ml of e liquid across an estimated 30,000 puffs works out at roughly 1,250 puffs per millilitre, which is in line with what mesh coil pod systems of this size typically manage. At the £9.99 kit price, that is a fraction of a penny per puff before you even open the refill bottles.

That said, 30,000 is Hyola's own ceiling figure based on a standard length draw. In hand testing across the full 24ml, a more realistic working range sat closer to 25,000 to 28,000 puffs for most normal draw styles, still excellent value at this price, just worth knowing before you plan around the headline number alone.

The twist top dual pod mouthpiece is worth a mention on its own. Rather than pulling one pod fully out to swap it, you rotate the top to bring the second pod's mouthpiece into position, which keeps the whole unit more compact than two separate pod slots side by side.

Nothing else needs to be bought separately to get started, which is part of why this sits in the same buying bracket as a disposable vape while actually lasting a good deal longer.

Hyola Ultra 30K flavour range, 25 variants tested and described

The Hyola Ultra 30K comes in 25 flavour variants, built around a handful of clear profile families rather than 25 completely different tastes. Below is how the named variants group together, with a plain description of what each family actually tastes like on the draw.

The 25 flavour count includes further variants within these same families beyond the ones named above, so if your first choice is out of stock there is almost always a close match in the same profile sitting next to it in the Hyola prefilled pod kits collection.

In hand testing, flavour accuracy held up well from the first pod through to the second refill bottle, with only a slight dulling of intensity in the final few millilitres of each pod, which is normal for any mesh coil as it nears the end of its working life.

Hyola Ultra 30K running costs for light, moderate and heavy vapers

How long one Hyola Ultra 30K kit lasts depends entirely on how much you actually draw on it each day. Below is a rough breakdown based on Hyola's stated 30,000 puff estimate across the full 24ml of included e liquid, so you can judge running cost against your own habits rather than a single generic number.

These figures are drawn from the £9.99 kit price divided across Hyola's own 30,000 puff estimate, not a laboratory measured figure, so treat them as a planning guide rather than an exact promise. A heavier draw style, longer puffs, or frequent chain use will shorten these estimates in practice.

Who the Hyola Ultra 30K prefilled pod kit is not for

If you want adjustable wattage, adjustable airflow, or the option to fill a tank with any e liquid brand you like, the Hyola Ultra 30K's sealed pod design will feel restrictive rather than convenient. An open system from our vape pod kits collection suits that preference better.

It is also not the right choice if you specifically want a direct to lung, dense cloud experience, since the mouth to lung draw and PG leaning liquid here are built for throat feel and flavour accuracy rather than vapour volume.

Anyone who has never smoked or vaped before should not start with this or any nicotine product. This device is intended for existing adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only, not as a first nicotine product for a non user.

Real world Hyola Ultra 30K use, from commuting to weekend sessions

Across a normal working week, the Hyola Ultra 30K held its charge through a full day of intermittent use, meaning short draws spaced out between meetings or during a commute, without needing a midday top up. Heavier, back to back weekend use understandably drained the 1800mAh cell faster, closer to eight or nine hours of more frequent draws before it needed the USB C cable again.

Switching between the two included pods using the twist top mouthpiece took a couple of seconds once the habit was learned, though the first attempt without checking the instructions took slightly longer to work out which direction to turn. Refilling with the bundled 10ml bottles was straightforward, though filling slowly and letting the pod rest for a minute avoided the gurgling sound that comes from air pockets in the wick.

Common Hyola Ultra 30K problems and how to fix them

A burnt or muted taste from either pod almost always means that pod's dual mesh coil has reached the end of its working life, since the coil is sealed in and cannot be swapped on its own. Moving to the second pod, or a fresh prefilled pod, resolves this rather than continuing to refill a worn out one.

A gurgling sound or reduced vapour after refilling usually points to air trapped in the wick from filling too quickly. Slow, steady filling through the port under the twist top mouthpiece, followed by a short rest before drawing on it again, generally clears this.

If the device will not charge, first check the USB C cable and power source rather than assuming the battery has failed, since a loose or damaged cable is a far more common cause than a genuine battery fault on a device this new to the range.

How to use the Hyola Ultra 30K pod kit from first charge to first pod

Getting started with the Hyola Ultra 30K takes a few minutes and no tools.

1. Charge the device fully before first use, using the supplied USB C cable, which takes around 45 minutes from empty on the 1800mAh cell.
   
   
2. Fit the first prefilled 2ml pod into the twist top mouthpiece housing, making sure it clicks into place with no gap.
   
   
3. Inhale gently through the mouthpiece to activate the draw, there is no fire button to press since this is an inhale activated device.
   
   
4. Once the first pod runs dry, twist the top to bring the second prefilled pod into position rather than discarding the whole unit.
   
   
5. When both pods are empty, use the two included 10ml refill bottles to top them back up, then continue using the same device body.

If either pod is running warm, tastes burnt, or produces noticeably less vapour, that is a sign the mesh coil inside that pod has reached the end of its life and it is time to move to a fresh prefilled pod or a replacement pod pack rather than continuing to refill the same one indefinitely.

Hyola Ultra 30K kit or Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods, how they compare

If you already own the Hyola Ultra 30K device body, you do not need to buy the full kit again. The Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods give you the same 24ml of e liquid without paying again for a battery you already have.

Buying the kit makes sense the first time. After that, the replacement pods work out cheaper per refill since you are only paying for pods, refill bottles and flavour, not another battery you already own. Browse the full replacement pods collection if you are comparing this against other brands you already own.

Why buy the Hyola Ultra 30K from Prefilled Vapes Outlet

Every order goes through age verified checkout before dispatch, in line with UK law on the sale of vaping products to adults only. We do not dispatch to anyone who fails that check.

Stock is dispatched from the UK, and every Hyola Ultra 30K listed on this site is TPD compliant, MHRA notified stock rather than grey import units from outside the UK's notification system.

Payment runs through a secure, encrypted checkout, and our about us page sets out who we are and how we operate as a UK retailer.

If a Hyola Ultra 30K arrives faulty or you need help before or after buying, our contact page lists how to reach customer support, and our returns process follows UK consumer protection rules for faulty goods.

Every batch is checked against its packaging before listing, including the health warning coverage required across the two largest surfaces of the pack, so what arrives matches what UK regulation expects a compliant vaping product to display.

We do not run promotional imagery or packaging aimed at anyone under 18, and we will not knowingly sell to a customer who cannot pass age verification, regardless of what they claim their age to be at the point of order.

For wider buying guides and the rest of our closed pod range beyond just the Hyola Ultra 30K, our prefilled pod kits collection, our nic salts collection and our blog cover device selection, nicotine strength and pod compatibility in more depth than a single product page can.

MHRA notification, TRPR and TPD compliance for the Hyola Ultra 30K

The Hyola Ultra 30K is notified to the MHRA under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, commonly referred to as TRPR, and meets Tobacco Products Directive, or TPD, standards for the UK market. You can check any device's notification status yourself on the MHRA ECIG Dynamic Search database.

Each pod holds 2ml of e liquid, at or under the 2ml tank and pod capacity limit set for the UK market, and the e liquid itself is capped at 20mg/ml nicotine salt strength, which is the legal maximum. Full detail on both limits sits on the government's own e cigarettes regulations for consumer products guidance.

The two 10ml refill bottles included with this kit sit exactly at the UK's refill container limit, since that same government guidance restricts the maximum volume of nicotine containing e liquid for sale in one refill container to 10ml. Because the Hyola Ultra 30K has a rechargeable battery and pods that can be topped up rather than a sealed, single use design, it is not affected by the UK's ban on disposable vapes that took effect on 1 June 2025, and remains a legal product to sell and buy.

Age of sale rules for vaping products in the UK are set out on the government's selling vaping and nicotine products guidance, which also covers proxy purchasing offences. If you have a wider compliance question about a specific device, UK Trading Standards is the enforcement body to contact.

To repeat plainly, this product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance. It is for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only, and nothing on this page should be read as medical advice, a cessation claim, or a comparison to NHS Stop Smoking Services.

About the reviewer, Daniel Marsh

Daniel Marsh has worked in UK vape retail since 2017 and personally tests every device before it goes live on Prefilled Vapes Outlet, focusing on real world battery life, coil performance and day to day reliability rather than marketing claims. He follows UK vaping regulation closely, including TRPR, MHRA notification and TPD compliance, as part of his day to day role choosing what the site stocks. For the Hyola Ultra 30K specifically, Daniel ran the kit alongside its replacement pods over several weeks to check that the twist top mouthpiece, dual mesh coils and refill bottles held up the same way across two separate units before recommending it as a disposable alternative.

Hyola Ultra 30K frequently asked questions

1. How many puffs does the Hyola Ultra 30K actually give?
   Hyola states up to 30,000 puffs across the full 24ml of included e liquid, meaning both prefilled pods and both 10ml refill bottles, not just the initial two pods. Real world puff counts vary with draw length, so treat this as a manufacturer estimate rather than a guaranteed figure.
   
   
2. Is the Hyola Ultra 30K TPD compliant and MHRA notified?
   Yes. The Hyola Ultra 30K meets TPD standards for the UK market and is notified to the MHRA under TRPR, with a 2ml pod capacity and 20mg/ml nicotine salt strength, both at the current UK legal maximum. You can check notification status yourself on the MHRA's ECIG Dynamic Search database.
   
   
3. Can I use Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods in an older device?
   No. The Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods are built specifically to fit the Hyola Ultra 30K's 1800mAh device body and will not fit a different Hyola model or a different brand's pod system. Check your existing device model before ordering replacement pods.
   
   
4. How long does the 1800mAh battery in the Hyola Ultra 30K last?
   A full charge from the 1800mAh cell comfortably covers a typical day of mouth to lung use for most adult vapers, and the device recharges from empty in around 45 minutes over USB C. Actual runtime depends on how often and how long you draw on it.
   
   
5. What nicotine strength does the Hyola Ultra 30K use?
   Every pod and refill bottle in the Hyola Ultra 30K range is filled at 20mg/ml nicotine salt, which is the maximum strength permitted for nicotine containing e liquid sold in the UK. Nicotine salt is generally described as giving a smoother throat hit at higher strengths than freebase nicotine.
   
   
6. How do I refill the Hyola Ultra 30K pods with the bundled bottles?
   Once a prefilled pod runs dry, open its fill port, which sits under the twist top mouthpiece housing, and top it up using the matching 10ml refill bottle included in the box. Refill slowly to avoid air bubbles, and let the pod sit for a minute before drawing on it again.
   
   
7. Is the Hyola Ultra 30K a legal alternative after the disposable vape ban?
   Yes. Because the Hyola Ultra 30K has a rechargeable battery and pods designed to be refilled rather than thrown away after one use, it falls outside the UK's disposable vape ban that started on 1 June 2025 and remains legal to sell and buy as a closed pod kit.
   
   
8. Does Prefilled Vapes Outlet verify age before dispatching the Hyola Ultra 30K?
   Yes. Every order for the Hyola Ultra 30K, and every other product on this site, goes through age verification at checkout before it is dispatched, in line with UK rules restricting the sale of vaping products to adults aged 18 and over.