Vandy Vape VVC Coils (x4)

Vandy Vape’s Pulse AIO kit is compatible with two types of cartridges. One has a build deck (like the ones found on rebuildable atomisers) and the other uses ready-made coils (like a clearomiser does).

If you’ve opted for the second cartridge, the Mesh Coil, then you’ll need these VVC coils.

They’re sold in packs of 4 and are available in several ohmages, suited for both a direct (DTL) and indirect (MTL) inhale.

Coils suited to all types of vaping

Vandy Vape’s VVC coils use the Mesh technology, which offers an excellent flavour rendition, regardless of your vaping style.

Indeed, the Pulse kit’s Mesh Coil cartridge, which uses the VVC coils, can produce a tight draw as well as a very cloudy vape!

A set of 4 x 1.2 ohm VVC-120 coils: to be used from 7 to 13W. The 1.2 ohm coil is particularly suited to liquids with high nicotine contents, nicotine salts, or CBD. It’s best to use this coil with e-liquids that have at least 50% of vegetable glycerine in them, though.

Changing your VVC coil

Replacing your coil on the Pulse AIO kit is very straightforward:

1. Remove the drip tip from the kit
2. Unscrew the piece located beneath the drip tip, using the tool provided in the Pulse AIO kit
3. Remove the kit’s magnetised side panel
4. Remove the cartridge
5. Turn the latter upside down and pull out the old coil
6. Put the new coil in its place, making sure to pour a few drops of e-liquid onto it first 
7. Put the cartridge back in the kit, along with the side panel and drip tip

Don't forget that a coil should be replaced every 2 to 3 weeks. As soon as you feel an unpleasant or burnt taste, or that you’re getting less vapour, or if you’re swapping a fruity flavour for a dessert flavour, for example, you should swap your old coil for a new one.

The VVC coils for the Pulse AIO kit are manufactured by Vandy Vape. They are only sold in packs of 4.