Boulder Rock Vapor Module Pods Reviews

4.6 Rating 947 Reviews

2 x Boulder Rock Vapor Modules (Pod)

Specs

Pack Size - 2
Pod Type - Built-In Coil
Coil Type - Kanthal
Pod Capacity - 1.5ml

About the Boulder Rock Vapor Module Pod Pack
Refresh your Boulder Rock E-Cigarette with some fresh pods. To fill, simply insert the nozzle of your bottle of e-liquid a short way into the refilling port found on the bottom of the pod and gently squeeze until full.

Be sure to prime your pods for at least 5-10 minutes before you start vaping to prolong coil life and improve your vaping experience. Pack of 2. Only compatible with Boulder Rock.

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“As always great pods for a great cheap device”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Buying more now. Thanks for reminding me.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I have been using Boulder Rock for almost a year now. It was highly recommended by another customer at the tobacco store I frequently use. I love the discreet size, functionality, and dependability of the pen. The pods have never burnt and last about a month. The only thing I would suggest changing is to have a safety cord for the plug on the pods. I have lost a few because they seem to bounce and vanish when you drop it.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Boulder rock pods great and last a week and a half in constant use.”

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Posted 5 years ago

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Posted 5 years ago

“The few I've gotten leak everywhere and spit back pretty bad. Shame because I really liked the practicality and portability of it.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“The Boulder Rock system is cheap. Good for a person like me just getting into the refillable pod world. This was the first unit I tried. The pods only last me a few days before burning so I don’t know if it is economical but I will keep as a back up.”