Pick up end of line vape stock for your shop: the last runs of prefilled kits, refill pods, nic salts, shortfills, tanks, mods and nicotine pouches that we won't be restocking.
This collection gathers end of line vape stock: products we are running down because a newer version has arrived, a brand has changed its range, or we simply have the last of a batch. It mixes prefilled kits, refill pods, e-liquid, hardware and nicotine pouches, so it reads more like a stockroom shelf than a category page.
Lines here sell until they are gone and may not come back, so treat this page as a place to pick up extra depth on products you already know.
End-of-line products can fill a gap on your shelf, but each one needs a quick check before it goes in the basket. These four questions sort the useful lines from the ones to skip.
Do your customers know it?
A line you already sell is a safe top-up. An unfamiliar one is a gamble when there will be no repeat order.
Can you supply the spares?
Prefilled kits need refill pods and tanks need coils. If spares are also ending, plan how long you can support the device.
How fast will it sell?
Take the quantity you can clear in a few weeks rather than enough for a season.
Is it stamped?
For e-liquid and prefilled products, check whether the stock carries a duty stamp or falls under the transition period.
Older stock can be caught by rules that came in after it was made. These are the ones to look at:
Duty stamps
From 1 October 2026, duty-paid vaping liquid needs a stamp. Unstamped stock made or imported before then can be sold until 31 March 2027.
Single-use ban
Only reusable vapes can be sold in England since 1 June 2025. Every kit you take should be rechargeable with replaceable pods.
Discount limits
From 29 October 2026 the Tobacco and Vapes Act bans free distribution and substantial discounting of vapes and nicotine products.
Age of sale
From the same date, the age of sale is 18 for all vaping and nicotine products, including pouches.
Plan your selling price with the discount rules in mind. Our vape tax guide covers stamps and the transition period, and the retailer compliance guide covers age checks.
Getting the most from end-of-line orders
A few habits that help when buying from a run-down range:
Check the pack size. Titles say Box of 5, Box of 10 or Pack of 10; compare like with like before judging the price.
Order spares at the same time. If you take a prefilled kit, add its refill pods now, while they are still listed.
Sell unstamped stock first. Rotate older stock to the front so unstamped lines clear before 31 March 2027.
Combine with core lines. There's no minimum order, so add a few end-of-line items to a regular order and use them to help reach free delivery over £150.
Frequently asked questions
What does end of line mean here?
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It means we don't plan to restock that product once the current stock has sold. Usually a newer version has replaced it or the maker has changed its range. The product itself is the same as when it was a regular line; only its future availability changes.
Why is this collection different from the clearance sale page?
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The two pages overlap heavily. This one also picks up products tagged under older clearance drives, so it can show a few lines the other page doesn't. Both list stock we are running down; use whichever you prefer, and check here if a product seems to be missing there.
Can I sell unstamped e-liquid bought here?
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Unstamped vaping products made or imported before 1 October 2026 can be sold until 31 March 2027. After that, any duty-paid vaping liquid you sell must carry a stamp. Check stock as it arrives and plan to clear unstamped lines before the deadline.
Can I sell end-of-line vapes at a big discount?
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Take care. From 29 October 2026 the Tobacco and Vapes Act bans free distribution and substantial discounting of vaping and nicotine products. Price older stock sensibly rather than giving it away or running deep cuts. Our compliance guide explains the rules as they stand.
Will spares stay available for end-of-line kits?
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Not always. When a kit is discontinued, its refill pods or coils may follow. Where we list pods for a kit on this page, buying a supply with the kit lets you support customers for longer and keeps you in line with the reusable-vape guidance.
How do I know when a line has sold out?
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A sold-out line shows as unavailable on its product listing, and because these lines are not being restocked, that usually means it has finished for good. If a product you rely on disappears, look for its replacement in our new products or on the relevant brand page.
Line finished? Find its successor
Newer versions of many lines are in new vape products, and our clearance sale page shows the overlapping list of run-down lines. Vape and nicotine products are sold to over-18s only.
