In This Guide
IVG Pro 12 and Lost Mary BM6000 are two of the most searched-for pod kits in the UK right now, and both regularly sell out of certain flavours. Here's how they actually compare if you're deciding between them.
Quick Comparison Table
| Spec | IVG Pro 12 | Lost Mary BM6000 |
|---|---|---|
| Puff Count | 12,000 | 6,000 |
| Battery | 850mAh | 1000mAh |
| E-Liquid Capacity | 2ml + 10ml | 2ml + 10ml |
| Nicotine Strength | 20mg | 10mg / 20mg |
| Charging | USB-C | USB-C |
| Price | £14.99 | £11.99 |
IVG Pro 12: The Case For
The IVG Pro 12 doubles the puff count of the BM6000 for roughly £3 more, which makes it the better pick if you want the longest possible gap between pod changes. IVG's flavour range also leans heavily into its award-winning UK-manufactured e-liquid line, which many long-time vapers rate highly for consistency between batches.
Lost Mary BM6000: The Case For
The BM6000's standout advantage is choice: it's one of the few kits in this bracket offering both 10mg and 20mg strength options, useful if you're gradually stepping down your nicotine intake. It also has a slightly larger 1000mAh battery, and at £11.99 it's the cheaper entry point of the two.
Which Should You Buy?
- Choose the IVG Pro 12 if you want the highest puff count and don't need a lower nicotine option.
- Choose the Lost Mary BM6000 if you're cutting down nicotine strength gradually or want the lower upfront price.
Running Costs Compared
IVG Pro 12 replacement pods cost £7.99 and deliver 12,000 puffs, working out to roughly £0.00067 per puff. Lost Mary BM6000 pods cost £6.99 for 6,000 puffs, or roughly £0.00117 per puff — meaning the IVG system is noticeably cheaper per puff over time, despite the higher kit price.