Vape Coils
Vape coils come in all shapes and sizes, each one giving a different vape experience. Coils are the heart of any vape kit, and depending on the resistance you choose, they can totally alter the output to suit your style. We stock a full range of coils, including regular, sub-ohm, mesh and rebuildable options to choose from. We also run a coil price promise, which means that you will always pay the best price on all the top brands like Aspire, SMOK, Innokin, Vaporesso, VOOPOO and more.
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TECC GT Coils x 2
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Eleaf GT Coils x 5
- Simple push-fit installation
Vape Coils FAQS
What are vape coils?
A vape coil, is the heating element inside a vape device made of coiled wire and absorbent wick. Powered by the battery, they heat up e-liquid and create the clouds of vapour we are so used to. Vape coils are named as such due to having a piece of coiled wire inside, which is usually wrapped by a wicking material such as cotton to soak up e-liquid. Coils can’t work without getting power from your e-cig battery. It supplies voltage/wattage to the coil, heating it and vaporising the e-liquid.
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How long do vape coils last?
On average, vape coils last between 1 to 2 weeks of use. This can vary depending on the resistance of the coil, how much you vape, power settings, and what e-liquid you use. If you use your e-cig all the time then you may have to change the coil once a week. Whereas regular vapers may only need to change a coil every two weeks, and light vapers who use an e-cig less often, may only have to change the coil once a month.
When should you change your vape coil?
You should change a vape coil when you experience a burnt taste, weak flavour, leaking, or a gurgling noise. This is an indication that the coil has come to the end of its lifespan and needs to be replaced.
Why does my vape taste burnt with a new coil?
A new coil may taste burnt because the wick wasn't properly primed when the e-liquid was inserted. Other common causes can be setting the kit to the incorrect output, using the wrong e-liquid, or a faulty coil.
How to prime a vape coil?
To prime a vape coil, first drip e-liquid directly onto the cotton wicking holes. Then insert it into the tank and fill it with e-liquid. Once completed let the coil prime for 5 to 10 minutes to ensure its fully saturated. Then activate the kit via its power button. Be sure to set the kit to a lower wattage and gradually increase.
What e-liquid can I pair with my vape coils?
It is important to choose the right e-liquid to go with your e-cig coil. Sub-ohm coils are best with a lower nicotine strength, but a higher amount of VG. A standard e-cigarette coil is best when used with higher nicotine e-liquid with more PG to get the experience closer to smoking.
Vape Coils UK at The Electronic Cigarette Company
At The Electronic Cigarette Company, we stock a huge variety of replacement coils. Choose from a range of mtl and dtl coils, including a massive range of sub-ohm e cig coils. You can truly choose your own vaping experience.
Don’t forget, if you find the same coils elsewhere at a lower price, we will match it by giving your account a credit for double the difference. Want to know more? Then check out our Coil Price Promise.
Don’t forget, if you find the same coils elsewhere at a lower price, we will match it by giving your account a credit for double the difference. Want to know more? Then check out our Coil Price Promise.
If you’re finding it hard to choose the best coil for you, feel free to email our Customer Service Team at [email protected]. Or if you need help now, look at the bottom right of your screen for our Live Chat window (live chat is available Monday 10am - 4pm and Tuesday - Friday, 9:15am - 4pm).

