Choosing the right replacement vape coil is one of the most important parts of keeping your device working properly. The wrong coil may not fit, may not perform well, or may not suit your preferred vaping style.

This guide explains how to choose replacement coils by brand, device, resistance and use.

Start with device compatibility

The safest way to choose coils is to match the coil range to your tank, pod or vape kit. Brand name alone is not enough, because most brands make several coil types.

For example, Aspire users may need Nautilus, BVC, BP, AVP or Cleito coils depending on the device. Smok users may need RPM, Nord, Novo, TFV or Baby Beast coils. Always check the exact device or tank name before ordering.

Shop coils by brand

Useful starting points include Aspire Coils & Replacement Pods, Smok Coils & Replacement Pods, Vaporesso Coils, VooPoo Coils & Pods, GeekVape Coils & Pods, UWELL Coils & Pods, Innokin Coils & Replacement Pods and Freemax Coils & Pods.

MTL vs sub-ohm coils

MTL coils are usually used for a tighter draw and lower wattage. They are often paired with 50/50 e-liquid or nic salts, depending on the device.

Sub-ohm coils are usually used for more vapour and higher wattage. They are commonly paired with higher VG e-liquids or shortfills. Always follow your device guidance for wattage and liquid suitability.

What does coil resistance mean?

Resistance is measured in ohms. Higher-resistance coils are often used at lower wattages, while lower-resistance coils are usually used at higher wattages. The best option depends on the device, airflow, liquid and preferred draw.

When should you replace a coil?

Common signs include weaker flavour, burnt taste, reduced vapour, leaking, gurgling or a coil that has been used for longer than usual. Sweet e-liquids and high usage can shorten coil life.

Buying checklist

• Check your exact device or tank model.
• Match the correct coil range, not just the brand.
• Choose resistance based on your vaping style and wattage.
• Use suitable e-liquid for the coil and device.
• Keep spare coils available so you are not caught short.

FAQ

Can I use any coil from the same brand?

No. Coils are usually range-specific. A Smok coil for one tank may not fit another Smok device.

Which coils are best for nic salts?

Nic salts are usually best with lower-powered MTL coils or pod kits. Check the device instructions and avoid using high-strength nic salts in high-powered sub-ohm setups.

Where can I buy replacement vape coils?

Browse all coil categories through Wholesale Coils and choose the brand and device range that matches your kit.

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