Can You Refill RELX Pods Yourself?

RELX pod prices can be considered relatively high. Naturally, many vaping enthusiasts looking to reduce their vaping costs may wonder if they can refill the pods themselves.

Can RELX pods be drilled for refilling?

Theoretically, RELX pods can be refilled, but it requires drilling a hole. If you have strong DIY skills and the right tools, you can do it. However, you must accept the potential damage to the pod's appearance and how to seal the hole after refilling (otherwise, it will leak).

It is worth noting that even if you are lucky enough to successfully refill, the original pod's atomizer (which should be a ceramic heating element for RELX) also has a lifespan. It is generally not recommended to use the same atomizer for more than ten refills.

Below are the specific methods regarding whether RELX and other e-cigarettes can be refilled!

There are generally two types of people who refill:

First, those who have purchased many RELX pods can drill a small hole next to the pod and inject e-liquid.

Second, directly purchase RELX's empty pods designed for refilling.

First, how to drill the hole?

Prepare a drilling needle, a rubber stopper, and an empty RELX pod.

Drilling requires a certain level of skill; if you lack patience and dexterity, you may easily crack and ruin the pod while drilling! Generally, the number of times an empty RELX pod can be refilled is limited; excessive refilling can lead to a burnt taste and severe leaking.

Second, purchase new RELX universal empty pods.

This operation is very simple; empty pods are very cheap, costing only a few dollars each. You can buy a few to try, and purchasing two bottles of e-liquid is also very inexpensive, making the trial and error cost for enthusiasts very low. The subsequent usage can last about nine days, depending on personal needs and budget!

Finally, I personally recommend choosing original RELX pods as much as possible because self-refilled empty pods are not very reliable, and the quality of the e-liquid and the power configuration of the atomizer may differ, leading to many atomizers burning out after a period of use.