FEED Tank 120K

Every FEED Tank 120K we carry is a disposable at the same $33.99, across 10+ flavours. Price and format are the same for every listing, so you're choosing a flavour. FEED rates the device for up to 120,000 puffs from a 30 mL pre-filled tank, and the battery recharges over USB Type-C. The flavour map below sorts the line into iced fruit, fruit without ice, and mint or ice.

What FEED rates the Tank 120K for

FEED rates the Tank 120K for up to 120,000 puffs from 30 mL of pre-filled e-liquid. It lists a 1000 mAh battery that recharges over USB Type-C. mAh stands for milliamp-hours, a measure of battery capacity.

The "120K" in the product name is FEED's maximum puff rating. It is not a count taken from your device, and it isn't a promise. FEED says that how long a device lasts depends on how much and how often you vape. People take puffs of different lengths at different rates, so the number of puffs one device delivers can be very different from the next.

FEED describes the heating system as four alternating mesh coils. The coils are the heating elements that turn e-liquid into aerosol. Per FEED, the device rotates between the four, and each coil rests while the others fire, so no single coil handles every puff. FEED also lists adjustable airflow, which lets you set the draw tighter or more open.

Recharging, the screen, and when a Tank 120K is finished

A rechargeable battery changes what "empty" means. Health Canada describes disposables as devices that are thrown away once they run out of vaping liquid or charge. Because FEED's battery recharges over USB Type-C, a flat battery only means the device needs charging. The 30 mL of e-liquid decides when it's finished.

FEED builds in a screen that shows e-liquid and battery levels, and the two readings tell you what to do next. If the battery is low and e-liquid remains, charge the device over USB Type-C. If the e-liquid reads empty, replace the device. FEED describes the tank as pre-filled with no refills, so charging can't bring back a device whose tank is empty.

Nicotine salt at 20 mg/mL, Canada's federal maximum

FEED lists 20 mg/mL nicotine salt across every Tank flavour. Health Canada states that since July 2021, the Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations have set a maximum of 20 mg/mL for vaping products sold in Canada (Health Canada, About vaping). That puts the Tank 120K at the federal limit. Health Canada also notes that the same regulations prohibit packaging and selling vaping products whose displayed nicotine concentration exceeds 20 mg/mL (Health Canada, vaping products regulations).

Health Canada describes nicotine salts as nicotine dissolved in a liquid mixture that is chemically adjusted to be weakly acidic. It describes the other common form, freebase nicotine, as nicotine dissolved in a liquid mixture, typically propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin. FEED gives one strength for the whole Tank line, so strength won't separate one flavour from another. To compare other lines, see our full disposables range.

Iced flavours: one fruit each

The iced FEED Tank 120K listings each pair one fruit with an ice finish: Grape Ice, Banana Ice, Mango Ice, Watermelon Ice and Strawberry Ice. Price, strength and FEED's hardware ratings are the same across the line, so if you want a chilled fruit, you can choose by the fruit alone. Our iced flavours collection also shows iced options from other lines.

Fruit without ice, and the mint and ice options

White Peach and Mix Berries are the FEED Tank 120K fruit listings without ice in the name. Super Spearmint is the line's mint listing, and Classic Ice is a plain ice flavour with no fruit named.

For full details on any listing, open its product page or use the Fruit, Iced and Menthol profile filters beside the grid. To compare across brands, browse our fruit flavours and menthol flavours pages.