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Innokin takes on disposables with first water-based pod vape

Innokin takes on disposables with first water-based pod vape

Innokin has announced its latest release, Innobar C1, which is the first closed pod system to feature water-based vaping technology.

The new product follows the Lota brand for water-based vaping devices Innokin launched earlier this year.


Water-based vaping technology, which is being billed as a real step forward for the vaping industry, delivers smoother vapour, faster nicotine satisfaction and reduced dehydration compared to traditional vaping devices. The technology was co-developed by Innokin in parentship with Aquios Labs.

The Innobar C1 launches with 12 flavours and has been specifically created to mimic the size, weight, and simplicity of disposable systems.

“This makes the transition to an affordable and less wasteful vape pod easier for customers who are currently using disposables,” the brand noted.

The inclusion of water-based vaping technology makes the Innobar C1 truly different from other pod systems on the market.

Closed pod systems are pre-filled with e-liquid and are sold with a pre-charged battery. As soon as you open the packaging, a pre-filled pod vape is ready to be used. As a result, the Innobar C1 is a convenient entry point to vaping for transitioning smokers.

The Innobar C1’s 450mAh battery is designed to last for a full day of use during each charge cycle when using 20mg/ml nicotine pods. The battery can be topped up in 30 minutes, providing better run time than disposable equivalents.

“Although the initial cost of a disposable vape is low, recurring purchases quickly add up. Over time, the cost of disposable vaping is greater than the cost of a premium vaping device,” the brand added.

“Pre-filled or “closed” pod systems are like disposable vapes, but instead of discarding the whole device after use, only the pod section of the device is thrown away when empty. This significantly reduces the cost of vaping. Typically, pre-filled pods are sold in multi-packs at a similar cost to a single disposable device, delivering greater value for money.”

As soon as a pod is depleted, it can be replaced with a new pod, retaining the convenience factor of a disposable device.

Besides the entirety of a disposable vape is discarded after use, creating a significant environmental concern around disposable vaping devices, whereas in a pre-filled pod system, the battery section is recharged and used for a long period of time, massively reducing waste from the battery and other materials which make up the body of the device, the brand pointed out.

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