The Al Fakher 30K Hypermax Pod Kit is a high-capacity, reusable pod system built for vapers who want minimal fuss and maximum puffs. Designed as an upgrade over disposables, it combines refillable pods with a rechargeable setup — no messy e-liquid handling, no coil swaps.

This kit offers up to 30,000 puffs via its dual-pod plus refill container design. It comes with a 2 ml prefilled pod and two 10 ml refill pods, giving a generous total e-liquid capacity while maintaining compliance with local regulations.

Key Features

Up to 30,000 puffs per kit (actual usage varies by draw and style)
Dual pod + refill system — 2 ml prefilled + two 10 ml pods included
Prefilled with nic salts (≈ 20 mg) for smooth throat hit and fast absorption
Mesh coil technology (0.6 Ω) — ensures consistent flavour and vapour production
Built-in 850 mAh rechargeable battery with USB-C charging
Click-in / snap-fit pods — secure, leak-resistant connection
LED / e-liquid & battery indicators — keep you informed of charge and remaining liquid
Refillable design — reduces waste compared to single-use disposables

Usage & Operation

To use the kit, charge the device fully via USB-C, insert the pod + refill unit until it clicks, and wait 1–2 minutes for the mesh coil to saturate. Then simply inhale to vape (draw-activated). When flavour weakens or you begin to taste dryness, replace with a fresh pod + refill pack.

Flavour Options

The Al Fakher 30K system supports a broad flavour line, including classic shisha-style blends (e.g. Two Apple, Lemon Mint), fruit mixes, icy menthols, and candy/soda derivatives. With over 40 flavour variants, you can mix and match according to preference.

Best Practices & Tips

Allow ~1–2 minutes after installing a new pod before vaping — this helps prevent dry or burnt hits.
Flavour intensity and puff count depend on your draw style and device usage.
Store your device upright in a cool, dry place to minimise leakage.
Avoid overly long draws, which can stress the coil and reduce lifespan.
Replace pods when flavour fades rather than pushing them beyond performance limits.