#Be time up your pod mod#

This shouldn't be a problem with most plastic e-liquid bottles equipped with a needle tube at the top, but if you're filling from a giant bottle with a twist top or glass bottle with an eyedropper, you may have to transfer your liquid into a better bottle for refilling. Most refillable pods, owing to their tiny nature, will have a pretty tiny fill port. Some pod devices are 'closed system,' meaning you can't refill them with your own liquid and instead need to buy a new pre-filled pod every time you run out of liquid. If it's locked down tight with no access to the opening, check to make sure you've got a refillable pod. Regardless, there's some way to easily access the inside of your pod. With some devices, you might unscrew the drip tip, or a cap covering the fill hole. You'll normally find this by flipping the pod upside down and looking for a little rubber plug that can be pulled out, exposing a hole into the liquid reservoir.

This is easy so far, right? Next up, you're going to have to access the fill port(s). Refilling one that's already been used? Snap it out of the battery - this may involve flipping a switch, twisting the pod, or simply pulling it out if it's like most on the market and uses a magnetic connection. Get Your PodĪre you starting with a new pod? Open the package and get it out. How exactly do you go about that?ĭon't worry, the process is pretty simple, we'll have you up and running in no time. You've decided that you need to refill your pod mod.

We've also touched on refillable and disposable versions, and talked about the signs you need to refill.

#Be time up your pod mod#

Okay, so we’ve already covered what a pod mod is, as well as what vape pods are themselves.