Collection: Innokin Replacement Coils

Innokin replacement coils

Every Innokin coil we stock, all in packs of 5, all genuine. Innokin uses four different coil families across its range and none of them are interchangeable — the table below tells you which one your device takes.

Which Innokin coil do I need?

The model name is printed on the battery tube of your device. Check it before ordering — an Endura T18E coil will not fit an Endura T18, despite the names.

What the names mean

Prism is Innokin's standard coil family, used across the Endura range. Z coils are for the Zenith and Zlide tanks. Plexus is Innokin's mesh technology — a flat mesh strip instead of coiled wire, giving faster heat-up and more flavour. Ceramic coils use a ceramic element for the cleanest taste and the longest life.

Choosing by resistance

Higher resistance means a tighter, cooler draw, less vapour and longer coil life — best with 20 mg nicotine salts. Lower resistance means more vapour and more flavour at higher power, best with lower-strength freebase e-liquid.

If you're coming off cigarettes, look for 1.5 Ω or above. If you already vape and want more from your tank, go lower.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a coil last?
Two to four weeks for high-resistance and ceramic coils, one to two weeks for mesh at higher power. Sweetened e-liquids shorten all of them considerably.

Why does a new coil taste burnt?
Priming. Soak the cotton with e-liquid and wait 5 to 15 minutes before the first puff — longer for ceramic, which absorbs more slowly.

What e-liquid should I use?
50/50 PG/VG for most Innokin coils. Only the 0.5 Ω Plexus handles high-VG well.