Collection: Vape Coils – Find Your Perfect Coil at Skill Vaping

We carry a variety of vape coils to fit all different tanks, styles, and preferences. Below is a summary of what we have available:

Mesh Vape Coils

If flavor is your priority, mesh vape coils are a game-changer. The mesh design has a larger surface area than traditional wire coils, resulting in more even heating and a better-tasting hit with each inhalation. From vape tanks to sub-ohm setups, mesh coils outlast and outperform standard wire coils in both flavor retention over time and overall lifespan.

Sub-Ohm Coils

Sub-ohm coils produce massive, warm clouds and are designed for cloud chasers and direct-to-lung (DTL) vapers, with resistances under 1 ohm. High-VG e-liquid and a higher-wattage device are required to achieve maximum benefit from a sub-ohm coil. Check out the Vape Buying Guide to find out everything you need to know before purchasing your first coil.

Vape Replacement Coils

Need to stock up? Our vape replacement coils section covers all the most popular tanks and devices. You may easily find the right vape replacement coil with no guesswork and no wasted expense.

Vape Coil Heads

Sometimes it's just the head that needs replacing. Vape coil heads are the internal pieces of the complete coil assembly, and by doing a regular changeout, your vaping device stays in tip-top shape for a long period of time! Establishing the routine of switching out your coil head can make a big difference.

Vape Atomizer Coils

For vapers using rebuildable or more advanced setups, vape atomizer coils allow them to have an increased level of customization due to the combination of coil types, the specific type of cotton wick, and the ability to set the wattage within their desired parameters.

There are multiple factors affecting the lifespan of a vape coil, including how frequently you use it, which e-liquid you typically vape, and how well you keep your vape gear maintained. Under normal circumstances, however, a coil will usually last from 1 to 2 weeks.

 Heavy users will usually have to replace their coils on a more frequent basis, while moderate users can generally extend their replacement schedule.

 Here are a few signs it's time for a vape coil replacement:

● A burnt vape coil taste that won't go away

● Decreased vapor density or decreased potency

● Gurgling noise produced by the tank or leaking liquid

● Your coil looks discolored or dark from regular usage

 If you have experienced any of these issues, then it would be wise to listen to what your coil is indicating by replacing it with a new one.

If you're new to vaping, the timing of when to change your vape's coil isn't always readily apparent. Some basic time intervals can help determine when to do this:

● Light vapers (just several hits each day) change every 2-3 weeks.

● Regular vapers (daily) change every 1-2 weeks.

● Heavy vapers (all day) change every 5-7 days.

Because sweetened e-liquids, dark e-liquids, and high VG liquids create much more residue on the cotton wick, you need to check your coil on a more frequent basis when using those types of liquids.

New users frequently fail to properly prime their coils before using them; this can lead to customers experiencing either dry hits or poor overall performance. Priming coils prior to use is one of the most critical steps for getting the most out of your e-liquid.

● Drop a few drops of e-liquid directly onto the cotton wick openings on the side of your coil.

● Fill your tank and allow it to sit for 5–10 minutes.

● Begin vaping at a lower wattage than you regularly would, gradually increasing the wattage until you've reached your suitable setting.

● Take slow, relaxed puffs into your e-cigarette before hitting full power.

This one simple step prevents dry hits, protects your coil, and gives you better vapor production right from the start. Skipping it is the fastest way to burn out a brand-new coil and ruin your first impression of a great e-liquid.

Here's something that trips up a lot of vapers: not all coils fit all tanks. Vape coil compatibility is important, and buying the wrong coil is a frustrating experience.

To make sure your new coils are compatible with your existing tanks, you need to know the following:

● The brand and model of the tank you are using

● The type of coil that the tank uses to function (screw type, push type)

● The resistance range that your vaping device can support.

Not sure? Our team is always happy to help, or you can check out our vape buying guide for a full breakdown. We also carry a wide range of disposable vapes if you want a zero-maintenance option while you figure out your setup.

Nobody likes leak prevention issues or that horrible burnt taste. Here are some things you can do to ensure your device runs smoothly.

● Always make sure to prime your coil before using it for the first time.

● Do not chain vape; give your coil a chance to recover before taking another puff.

● When storing your device, keep it upright to help prevent leaks.

● Always keep your tank at 25% to ensure that the wick has enough liquid to stay saturated.

● Priming your coils is not optional; it is the only way to turn a 3-day coil into a 3-week coil.

If you follow these tips, your coils will last longer than usual and will treat you well.