What counts as a sub ohm coil?

Any coil with a resistance below 1.0 ohm. Most on this page are between 0.15 and 0.8 ohm and use mesh rather than round wire, which heats evenly and gives more flavour at high power.

How do I know which sub ohm coil fits my tank?

Coils are made for a specific tank or pod family, so check the device name on the pack or use the Coil and Pod Finder, which lists every compatible coil for each device we sell.

How long does a sub ohm coil last?

One to two weeks for most vapers. Very sweet liquids, chain vaping and running above the printed wattage all shorten that. Priming properly and staying in range is what stretches it.

Can I use nic salts in a sub ohm coil?

You can, but keep the strength low. A 3mg or 6mg salt in a 70/30 blend is fine. A 10mg or 20mg 50/50 salt is far too strong at this vapour volume and too thin for the wide wicking ports.

What wattage should I run a sub ohm coil at?

Every head has a range printed on its side. Start at the bottom of it with a new coil and settle where the flavour is fullest, usually the middle. Going above the range is the quickest way to burn the cotton.

Sub Ohm Vape Coils

A sub ohm coil is any coil below 1.0 ohm, and in practice the ones here sit between 0.15 and 0.8 ohm: mesh heads for tanks and pod kits that turn thick 70/30 liquid into big, warm vapour. The shelf covers GeekVape Zeus, Vaporesso GTR, GTI and NRG, Smok RPM, TFV and Vape Pen, VooPoo PnP and TPP, Uwell Valyrian and Innokin Sceptre, in packs of two to five from £2.99. Use the Coil and Pod Finder to confirm which one fits your device.