Bloody Bar

Here's the thing - most high-puff vapes are basically oversized disposables that you chuck away after use. Bloody Bar took a completely different approach. Their systems use replaceable pods connected to refill containers, which means you get the convenience of prefilled vaping without the waste of traditional disposables.

The Pod Twist 20K features a 1200 mAh battery with both Boost and Normal modes, controlled through a touch-screen interface. It's paired with two 10ml refill containers that automatically feed into 2ml pods, giving you seamless flavour switching by lifting and rotating the mouthpiece 180 degrees.

Look, I'll be honest - the setup isn't quite as simple as grabbing a standard disposable, but once you've got it sorted, the experience is miles better. The auto-refilling system means you're not constantly worrying about running dry mid-session.

From testing various combinations, some definitely work better than others. The fruit and ice pairings are particularly successful - having Cherry Ice alongside Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice gives you temperature variation within similar flavour profiles.

The "Mr Blue" variants (which appear across multiple models) seem to be a signature blend that pairs well with berry flavours. If you're new to the brand, starting with one of the berry-focused combinations gives you a good sense of their flavour development.

Honestly, the menthol combinations like "Fresh Mint & Spearmint" can be a bit intense if you're switching back and forth quickly. They work better when you're planning to stick with one flavour for longer sessions.

Are Bloody Bar Systems Actually TPD Compliant?

Yes, and this is crucial for anyone buying in 2025. All Bloody Bar systems use the pod-plus-container approach that meets current UK regulations. The 2ml pods comply with TPD requirements, while the larger containers provide the capacity you want.

The 60K system is specifically described as "2025 UK Legislation Ready," which suggests Bloody Mary are staying ahead of regulatory changes rather than just meeting current requirements.