Hyola Ultra 30K Replacement Pods, 30000 Puff Dual Flavour Refill Pack

Hyola Ultra 30K Replacement Pods are the official refill pack for the Hyola Ultra 30K prefilled pod kit, sold as two prefilled 2ml pods plus two 10ml refill bottles for 24ml of e liquid and up to 30,000 rated puffs per pack. Each pod runs 20mg per ml nicotine salt through a dual mesh coil, and a rotating mouthpiece lets you switch between two flavour chambers without removing the pod. This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance and is intended for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only.

What are Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods

The Hyola Ultra 30K Replacement Pods pack is the consumable half of the Hyola Ultra 30K system. The kit gives you the 1800mAh rechargeable body, the USB C charging port and the rotating mouthpiece housing. The pods give you everything that actually gets used up, the two mesh coils, the two 2ml pod chambers and the liquid that fills them.

Every pack ships with two prefilled 2ml pods already sitting at full nicotine strength plus two separate 10ml refill bottles in the same flavour, or in a matching pair of flavours if you pick one of the dual flavour editions. That is 24ml of e liquid total per pack, which is the same 24ml the kit itself ships with when you buy it new.

Most buyers are existing Hyola Ultra 30K kit owners whose original pods have run dry or whose mesh coil has gone muddy on flavour. A smaller group are switchers who bought the kit specifically because they liked the twin flavour format and want to keep both chambers stocked with different profiles rather than running one flavour dry and being stuck.

If you do not already own the Hyola Ultra 30K kit, this pack will not work for you on its own, the pods are a closed fit for that specific housing and mouthpiece geometry and are not interchangeable with other Hyola ranges such as the Pro Max 6000 or Pro Max 8000, which use a different pod shape entirely. You can browse the wider range, including this kit, in our collection of prefilled pod kits rated up to 60,000 puffs.

Hyola Ultra 30K pod full specifications

These figures come from cross checking five independent UK retailer listings for the Hyola Ultra 30K pods alongside the kit's own listing on this site, and they line up consistently on pod size, bottle size, nicotine strength and coil type. Where one retailer's brand overview page quoted a 9ml refill figure, that turned out to be a generic blurb for the wider Hyola pod range rather than the Ultra 30K specifically, and every dedicated Ultra 30K listing we checked confirms 10ml bottles.

How the Hyola Ultra 30K refill bottle and 2ml pod chamber work together

The mechanism behind the 30,000 puff figure is simpler than it sounds once you separate the two numbers that matter, the size of the chamber you vape from and the total amount of liquid you pour through it over the life of the pack. The pod chamber itself never holds more than 2ml at any one moment.

What gets you to 30,000 puffs is refilling that same 2ml chamber repeatedly from the 10ml bottle rather than throwing the pod away after one fill. A full 2ml pod plus a 10ml top up bottle gives you 12ml of liquid running through one mesh coil, and with two pods and two bottles in the pack that is 24ml total across both sides.

To refill, you pull the small silicone bung on the base or side of the pod, tip the 10ml bottle in a little at a time until the chamber reaches its fill line, then push the bung back in firmly so it seals. You are not overfilling the 2ml chamber, you are simply topping the same small chamber back up to 2ml as it empties.

Why the 2ml chamber keeps the Hyola Ultra 30K TPD compliant

Under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, a vape tank or pod chamber cannot legally hold more than 2ml of e liquid at any single point in time, and the separate refill container sold alongside it cannot exceed 10ml. The Hyola Ultra 30K pods sit exactly inside both limits, the pod never carries more than 2ml and each bottle is capped at 10ml.

This is why the pod is refillable rather than a single use sealed unit. A sealed 24ml pod would break the 2ml chamber rule outright. Splitting that 24ml across a 2ml chamber and two 10ml bottles, refilled by hand as you go, is what makes a high puff count product like this legal to sell in the UK in the first place.

Hyola Ultra 30K dual mesh coil wear and replacement signals

The mesh coil inside each Hyola Ultra 30K pod is not sold or replaceable on its own, it is sealed into the pod housing, so when the coil goes the whole pod goes with it even if there is liquid left in the chamber. Knowing the early signs saves you vaping through a coil that has already turned, and our wider guide on how often you should replace a vape pod covers the general signs and lifespan across every device we stock.

The first sign is usually a change in the mouth feel of the draw rather than the flavour itself, the vapour starts to feel slightly gritty or catching at the back of the throat compared to when the pod was new. That is the mesh starting to carbonise unevenly rather than heating the wick cleanly across its surface.

The second sign is flavour drop off that happens faster than the liquid level would suggest, if a pod that should have plenty of juice left starts tasting flat, muted or faintly burnt, the coil is wearing out ahead of the liquid rather than in step with it. This is common on darker fruit and dessert style flavours which tend to gunk a mesh coil faster than lighter menthol or citrus blends.

The third sign is a gurgling or crackling sound on the draw that was not there when the pod was fresh, usually a sign the wicking holes in the mesh are starting to flood or dry unevenly. Once you notice two of these three signs together, it is more cost effective to move to the second pod in the pack or open a new pack than to keep refilling a tired coil.

Hyola Ultra 30K cost per puff, worked out in pence

At a typical UK price of £7.99 per pack, the Hyola Ultra 30K Replacement Pods work out at roughly 0.027p per puff, calculated as £7.99 divided by 30,000 rated puffs. That puts the manufacturer's implied consumption rate at around 1,250 puffs per millilitre, which sits comfortably inside the 600 to 1,400 puffs per millilitre range most mesh coil MTL pod systems are rated at.

How much that actually costs you per week depends entirely on how much you use the device, so we have worked out three realistic profiles below with the arithmetic shown rather than a single vague average.

• Light vaper weekly cost on the Hyola Ultra 30K pods
  A lighter or social user drawing on the device roughly 150 times a day gets through 1,050 puffs a week. At £7.99 per pack and 30,000 puffs, that works out at 1,050 multiplied by 0.027p, which comes to about 28p a week. One pack, at that rate, would realistically last around 28 weeks, well over six months, before the liquid or the coils give out from age rather than use.
  
  
• Moderate 10 a day switcher weekly cost on the Hyola Ultra 30K pods
  Someone who previously smoked around 10 cigarettes a day and now vapes at a broadly comparable frequency, roughly 350 puffs a day, gets through 2,450 puffs a week. That is 2,450 multiplied by 0.027p, working out at around 65p a week. A single pack at this usage rate lasts approximately 12 weeks, just under three months.
  
  
• Heavy ex 20 a day smoker weekly cost on the Hyola Ultra 30K pods
  A heavier user, previously on around 20 cigarettes a day and now drawing roughly 600 puffs daily, gets through 4,200 puffs a week. That is 4,200 multiplied by 0.027p, coming to approximately £1.12 a week. At that pace a single 30,000 puff pack lasts around seven weeks, roughly a month and a half, before both mesh coils are due for replacement anyway.

These figures are cost comparisons only, not a claim that vaping is cheaper, safer or a substitute for stopping smoking through NHS Stop Smoking Services, and they will change once the UK's Vaping Products Duty applies a flat rate of £2.20 per 10ml of nicotine containing liquid from 1 October 2026, covered in full in our guide to the Vaping Products Duty. Applied pro rata across the 24ml in a full Hyola Ultra 30K pods pack, that could add somewhere in the region of £5 to the pack price once the duty and accompanying duty stamp scheme are live, though exact rounding rules for combination pod and bottle packs had not been finalised in HMRC guidance at the time of writing.

Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods versus buying a new Hyola Ultra 30K kit

Here is the detail most buyers do not expect. The Hyola Ultra 30K kit itself, sold on this site at £8.49, already includes exactly the same 24ml of liquid, the same two 2ml pods and the same two 10ml refill bottles as the standalone pods pack. The only thing you get extra with the kit is the 1800mAh battery and mouthpiece housing.

That means, puff for puff, there is very little liquid or coil saving to be had by buying pods instead of a fresh kit, the pricing is close enough that it barely matters. What the pods pack actually saves you is the cost and the waste of a battery, charging port and housing you do not need if your existing Hyola Ultra 30K body still charges properly and holds a charge through a full pod.

The sensible rule is straightforward. If your Hyola Ultra 30K device still charges to full, holds that charge through normal use and the rotating mouthpiece still clicks between chambers cleanly, buy the pods. If the battery is degrading, taking far longer to charge than it used to, or the housing itself is cracked, scuffed through to the point liquid is at risk of leaking near the charging port, a new kit at a similar price is the better spend.

Hyola Ultra 30K pods storage and shelf life

Store unopened Hyola Ultra 30K refill bottles upright, away from direct sunlight and away from radiators or car dashboards in summer, in a cupboard or drawer at normal UK room temperature is fine. Nicotine salt liquid degrades faster in heat and light than in a cool dark space, and a hot car in particular can noticeably dull flavour within a single warm afternoon.

Once a pod is filled and in use, try to get through it within four to six weeks for the best flavour accuracy, the mesh coil inside starts to lose crispness on delicate fruit notes after that even if plenty of liquid is technically left. Unopened bottles, kept properly, are generally fine for around twelve to eighteen months from the batch date printed on the box, though we would always suggest checking the printed date at the point of use rather than relying on a rule of thumb.

Hyola Ultra 30K flavour edition breakdown, chamber by chamber

Honesty note first. The descriptions below are informed editorial descriptions based on the published flavour names, ingredient notes and the mesh coil, MTL, 20mg nic salt specification of this device, not a confirmed record of our own team vaping every single one of the roughly thirty editions in this range before publishing this page. Treat sensory detail as a guide to expect, not a guarantee of an identical experience batch to batch.

• Berry Edition pairs a rounded mixed berry note, more blackcurrant and blueberry than strawberry, against a lighter tart raspberry side, giving a fuller, slightly jammy inhale that suits vapers who found sweeter disposables satisfying.
  
  
• Blue Razz Edition leans hard into the artificial blue raspberry candy profile UK vapers will recognise from slush drinks, sharp, slightly sour on the exhale, and one of the more polarising editions in the range, you either like this style of sweet or you do not.
  
  
• Cherry Edition is closer to a boiled sweet cherry than fresh fruit, with a faint almond like note underneath that is typical of cherry flavourings generally, a reasonable pick for anyone who liked cherry flavoured throat sweets before switching from smoking.
  
  
• Watermelon Edition sits light and slightly sherbet like rather than syrupy, one of the more refreshing options for warmer months and a common recommendation for anyone who found darker dessert or tobacco flavours cloying by the end of a pod.
  
  
• Strawberry Edition is a fairly true, slightly creamy strawberry rather than an artificial candy note, milder than Blue Razz or Cherry, and a sensible starting point if you are not sure which sweeter profile suits you yet.
  
  
• Pineapple Edition brings a tangy, slightly acidic tropical note that cuts through rather than sitting sweet, a good contrast pick if you are pairing it with a creamier or sweeter flavour on the second chamber via the rotating mouthpiece.
  
  
• Lemonade Edition is bright and fizzy tasting despite there being no actual carbonation involved, a citrus forward profile with a slightly sherbet finish that a lot of ex smokers who disliked heavy dessert vapes tend to gravitate toward.
  
  
• Mint Edition is a clean, fairly cool mint rather than an aggressive menthol ice blast, noticeably milder on the throat than dedicated menthol disposables, worth knowing if you specifically want the coldest possible hit, this is not it.
  
  
• Purple Edition is a grape forward candy note with a faint blueberry undertone, sweet and fairly one dimensional in a way that suits all day background vaping rather than a flavour you sit and savour.
  
  
• Tropical Edition mixes mango, pineapple and a touch of passionfruit into a rounded, fairly sweet profile without one note dominating, a safe crowd pleaser if you are buying for someone else's first refill.
  
  
• Gummy Edition is built to taste like fruit gum sweets rather than fresh fruit, sweet, slightly sticky feeling on the exhale, and popular with younger adult vapers who came to vaping through disposables rather than from smoking.
  
  
• Mojito Edition brings a lime and mint combination with a faint sugary edge, more approachable than it sounds, and one of the better dual flavour pairing options if the second chamber is something punchier like Blue Razz.
  
  
• Blackberry Edition is darker and slightly tart compared with the sweeter berry blends elsewhere in the range, closer to fresh blackberries than jam, and one we would point toward vapers who found some of the sweeter editions cloying.
  
  
• Yellow Edition, one of the range's fruit blend names rather than a single flavour, tends toward pineapple and banana in most batches we have seen described, sweet and fairly rich, best paired on the rotating mouthpiece with something sharper on the other side.

Three real world Hyola Ultra 30K pods buyer scenarios

Rachel, 34, Manchester, switched from around 15 cigarettes a day roughly eight months ago and already owns the Hyola Ultra 30K kit. Her battery is still solid, so she buys the pods pack every ten to twelve weeks in Strawberry and Lemonade, keeping one sweeter and one lighter option loaded through the rotating mouthpiece at all times.

Dev, 45, Leicester, is a heavier user at closer to 600 puffs a day and has noticed his current pods going gritty on the draw after around five weeks rather than lasting the full six to eight weeks the liquid volume would suggest. For him, buying pods every month and accepting the coil wears out before the liquid runs dry is simply the cost of his usage level.

Priya, 27, Bristol, bought the Hyola Ultra 30K kit eleven months ago and her battery now takes noticeably longer to charge and does not hold a full charge through a whole pod the way it used to. Rather than buying pods for a tired battery, she is better off buying a fresh kit, since the kit currently costs about fifty pence more than the pods pack for the same 24ml of liquid plus a new 1800mAh cell.

Who the Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods are not the right choice for

If you do not already own a Hyola Ultra 30K kit, this pack is the wrong purchase, the pods are shaped specifically for that housing and will not fit any other Hyola device or any other brand's pod system, so buy the full kit first.

If you want a lower nicotine strength than 20mg per ml, this is not currently available in the Hyola Ultra 30K pod format from any retailer we checked, and you would be better served by a refillable open pod kit where you control the nicotine strength of the liquid you add yourself, or start with our beginners guide to vaping if you are still deciding what format suits you.

If you are someone who prefers a single steady flavour rather than switching between two chambers, the rotating mouthpiece mechanism that defines this pod format may feel like an unnecessary complication, and a straightforward single pod device may suit you better day to day.

How to fit and refill Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods

Turn off or set aside the Hyola Ultra 30K device before handling the pod, then remove the empty pod from the housing by gently pulling it free, most units use a simple friction fit rather than a locking mechanism.

Locate the small silicone refill bung on the base of the pod you are refilling and pull it out carefully rather than levering it, a fingernail or the flat edge of a coin usually does the job without damaging the seal.

Tip the 10ml refill bottle into the chamber slowly, watching the fill line marked on the side of the pod, and stop as soon as you reach it, do not tip the whole bottle in at once or you risk overshooting the 2ml limit.

Push the silicone bung firmly back into place until it sits flush, then wipe away any liquid on the outside of the pod before refitting it into the housing, this step matters more than it sounds for preventing leaks later.

Click the pod back into the Hyola Ultra 30K housing until it seats fully, and if the flavour tastes muted or burnt on the first few draws after refilling, give the coil thirty seconds to fully saturate before drawing again rather than assuming the pod is faulty.

Why buy Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods from Prefilled Vapes Outlet

Every Hyola Ultra 30K pods pack sold through Prefilled Vapes Outlet ships from UK based stock with UK dispatch, so you are not waiting on a slow international parcel for a product you need working again quickly.

Checkout requires age verification before any nicotine product can be purchased, in line with UK requirements for online sale of vaping products, and we do not process an order for anyone who cannot confirm they are 18 or over.

Stock listed on this site is compliant with UK vaping regulation, meaning correct nicotine strength labelling, correct chamber and bottle capacities and the required health warning coverage on packaging, rather than grey market imports that sometimes surface on marketplace sites.

Payment is processed through secure, encrypted checkout, and our customer support team can be contacted directly if a pod arrives faulty, leaking or with a coil that fails unusually early, well within the timeframes set out in our refunds and returns policy.

Hyola Ultra 30K compliance, MHRA notification and nicotine safety

The Hyola Ultra 30K Replacement Pods pack does not exceed a 2ml active pod chamber capacity or a 20mg per ml nicotine strength, and the product line is notified to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency under the TRPR submission system, in line with the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016.

This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance, and it is intended for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only. It is not sold, marketed or intended for anyone who does not currently use nicotine, and it is not presented here as a medical device, a cessation aid, or a substitute for advice from a GP or from NHS Stop Smoking Services.

Trading Standards guidance and the wider TRPR framework require accurate labelling of nicotine strength, capacity and manufacturer notification, all of which apply to this listing, and buyers who want to check a product's underlying notification status can do so directly through the MHRA's own e cigarette notification database.

Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods, frequently asked questions

1. Are Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods refillable more than once per bottle?
   Yes, the 10ml bottle is designed to top the 2ml chamber up repeatedly rather than in one go, typically covering around five top ups per bottle depending on how close to empty you let the pod run before refilling each time.
   
   
2. Can I use a lower nicotine strength in the Hyola Ultra 30K pods?
   No, these pods currently ship prefilled and refilled with 20mg per ml nicotine salt only, no 10mg or nicotine free version of this specific pack was found across any UK retailer at the time of writing.
   
   
3. Do Hyola Ultra 30K pods fit any other Hyola device?
   No, the pod shape and rotating mouthpiece connection are specific to the Hyola Ultra 30K kit and are not compatible with the Hyola Pro Max 6000, Pro Max 8000, or any other brand's pod system.
   
   
4. Why does one side of my Hyola Ultra 30K pod taste burnt before the other?
   The two chambers wear independently, so a flavour you draw on more often, or a darker, sweeter flavour that gunks a mesh coil faster, will often need replacing before its twin, this is normal rather than a fault.
   
   
5. How long does a Hyola Ultra 30K pods pack actually last?
   It depends entirely on usage, a lighter user drawing around 150 times a day can expect roughly 28 weeks from one pack, while a heavier user around 600 draws a day is closer to 7 weeks, both figures based on the pack's 30,000 rated puffs.
   
   
6. Is it cheaper to buy Hyola Ultra 30K pods or a new Hyola Ultra 30K kit?
   There is very little difference in the liquid and coil cost between the two, since the kit already includes the same 24ml pod and bottle package, buy pods if your existing battery still charges and holds power properly, buy a new kit if the battery has degraded.
   
   
7. Will the price of Hyola Ultra 30K pods change under the new UK vape duty?
   Yes, the Vaping Products Duty introduces a flat rate of £2.20 per 10ml of nicotine containing liquid from 1 October 2026, which will add cost to a 24ml pack, see our separate guide to the Vaping Products Duty for the full breakdown across pod kit sizes.
   
   
8. Are Hyola Ultra 30K replacement pods legal to sell in the UK?
   Yes, the 2ml active pod chamber, 20mg per ml nicotine strength and 10ml refill bottles all sit within the limits set by the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, and the product line is notified to the MHRA under the TRPR system.
   
   
9. What should I do if my Hyola Ultra 30K pod leaks after refilling?
   Check that the silicone bung is pushed fully flush after topping up, since a loose or misaligned bung is the most common cause of leaking, and stop using the pod if liquid has reached the rotating mouthpiece mechanism itself.