Freemax

If you own a Freemax M Pro or Fireluke tank, three details on your current hardware decide the right coil or glass: the tank family and generation, the coil line, and the ohm value. Every Freemax listing at Puff'Dis is one of two refillable sub-ohm tanks or a part made for one of those two families. Prices run from $4.99 to $44.99 across tanks, coil packs and glass.

Two Freemax tank families: M Pro and Fireluke

The M Pro and Fireluke series are both refillable tanks. Every coil we list for them is sub-ohm, which means it is rated below 1 ohm of resistance.

The Freemax M Pro 3 Tank (CRC version) comes in Gunmetal, Black, Rainbow and Blue. The Freemax Fireluke 4 Tank (5 mL, CRC) comes in Black and Stainless Steel. In both names, CRC means the tank is the child-resistant version. Health Canada's vaping products regulations include child-resistant container requirements.

Each coil pack and replacement glass is listed for a named tank family and generation, so the model name on your tank tells you which listings fit it.

Our Freemax range has no mods or kits, so you need a compatible mod of your own. Our vape hardware range lists the other devices and parts we stock. E-liquid is a separate purchase too. You can browse it by profile on our tobacco flavours, menthol flavours, fruit flavours and flavourless e-liquid pages.

Coils for the M Pro, M Pro 2 and M Pro 3

If you have a Freemax M Pro tank, you can choose between two coil lines. Both are listed for the M Pro, M Pro 2 and M Pro 3, and both come in 3-packs.

• FreeMax M Pro coils are labelled by resistance plus a Single, Double, Triple or Quad designation: 0.15 ohm Single, 0.15 ohm Triple, 0.15 ohm Quad and 0.2 ohm Double. Three options share 0.15 ohm, so match the designation as well as the ohm value.
• FreeMax 904L M mesh coils run from M1 to M4. The M1, M3 and M4 are 0.15 ohm, and the M2 is 0.2 ohm.

Freemax's own kits page lists the 904L M1/M2/M3/M4 mesh coils. Before you reorder, check the label on the coil you're replacing to see which line you have now. Both lines are listed for the same three tanks, so you can stay with your current line or switch to the other one.

X mesh coils for Fireluke tanks

The FreeMax 904L X mesh coils are the Fireluke coil line in our store. They come in 5-packs and are listed for the FireLuke Mesh, Fireluke 2, Fireluke 3 and Fireluke 4. Freemax's kits page lists the 904L X1/X2/X3/X4 mesh coils.

The options are X1 at 0.15 ohm, X2 at 0.2 ohm, X2 at 0.5 ohm, X3 at 0.15 ohm and X4 at 0.15 ohm. Because the X2 comes in two resistances, the X number alone doesn't identify your coil. Match the ohm value printed on your current coil as well as the X number.

Reading the ohm values across the Freemax range

Every Freemax coil in our range is sub-ohm. Most are 0.15 ohm, a smaller group is 0.2 ohm, and one X2 option is 0.5 ohm.

At the same voltage, a lower-resistance coil draws more current from the mod and its battery. Before fitting a new coil, check that your mod supports the coil's resistance and that your batteries suit sub-ohm use. If the coil's packaging gives a recommended power range and you're switching to a resistance you haven't used before, start at the low end of that range and adjust from there.

Replacement glass by tank generation

Freemax replacement glass is listed by tank generation, so the exact model printed on your tank matters more than the family name.

The M Pro / M Pro 2 / M Pro 3 replacement glass (5 mL) is listed for all three M Pro tanks. The Fireluke replacement glass (5 mL) names the Fireluke 2 and Fireluke 3 only. It doesn't list the Fireluke 4, so check the generation on your Fireluke tank before you order glass.