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Hayati Rubik 7K Refill Pods Wholesale
Every Hayati Rubik 7000 arrives with one pod already fitted. This listing is what you buy after that one runs dry, and it comes in boxes of five rather than singles.
Each pack inside the box holds a 2ml prefilled pod and a 10ml container that feeds it in the background. You never handle liquid, and there is no coil to buy on top. The Rubik itself sits in the middle of the pod market — more capacity than an entry-level 6,000-puff kit, far cheaper to run than a 25,000-puff flagship — which makes restocking it a modest job rather than an expensive one.
- Five packs a box — 60ml of e-liquid in total
- 12ml a pack — one 2ml pod plus one 10ml auto-refill container
- Around 35,000 puffs across the box, or roughly six weeks at moderate use
- 20mg nicotine salt, the only strength Hayati makes for this model
- Twenty flavours, one per box — mix boxes when ordering wholesale
- No device included — the Hayati Rubik 7000 kit covers that side
Thirty-five thousand puffs is close to fifty-eight of the old 600-puff bars, and none of those fifty-eight batteries end up in a bin. That saving is the whole reason the pod-and-device split exists, and it only pays off if you restock refills rather than replacing the device each time.
Made For The Rubik 7000 And Nothing Else
Hayati builds four separate pod formats and none of them share a fitting. Ordering by brand name alone is how the wrong pods end up in a basket, so this is worth thirty seconds before you buy.
These fit the Rubik 7000 — the cube-shaped one with the gradient shell. The model name is printed on the device body and it needs to read Rubik. Check there rather than on the packaging it came in.
The Other Three Hayati Formats
If the body does not say Rubik, one of these is what you are holding.
- Pro Max Plus 6000 — slimmer body, same two-part refill idea. Takes Pro Max Plus 6000 pods.
- Pro Ultra Plus 25K — the big one, with two tanks running at once. Takes Pro Ultra Plus 25K pods.
- Pro Max S1 1000 — the smallest of the four, at a fifth of the Rubik's capacity. Takes Pro Max S1 refill pods.
Twenty Hayati Rubik 7K Flavours
One flavour per box, so five packs of one taste is a real commitment. The table sorts them by what they actually taste of.
| Flavour | What it tastes of |
| Mr Blue | Blue berries and aniseed with a cool finish |
| Blue Razz GB | Plain blue raspberry, the simplest reading of it |
| Blue Razz Cherry | Blue raspberry with cherry over the top |
| Blue Sour Raspberry | Genuinely tart rather than sweet-tart |
| Blueberry Raspberry | Balanced berry, no cooling |
| Blueberry Cherry Cranberry | The darkest of the berry group |
| Strawberry Raspberry Ice | Sweet berry with a cold finish |
| Strawberry Kiwi | Sweet strawberry against sharp green kiwi |
| Triple Mango | Layered mango rather than a single note |
| Juicy Peach | The softest in the range, easiest all-day option |
| Summer Dream | Mixed tropical fruit |
| Red Apple Ice | Crisp apple with menthol behind it |
| Watermelon Ice | Light melon, cooled |
| Pineapple Ice | Sharper than the watermelon, same cooling |
| Banana Ice | Creamy banana with menthol underneath |
| Fresh Mint | The only menthol-led option in the range |
| Lemon & Lime | The driest here, with almost no sweetness |
| Lemon Cola Ice | Cola with citrus and a cold finish |
| Vim Ice | Sharp citrus soda, closest to a drink profile |
| H' Bubba | Straight bubblegum, the sweetest of the twenty |
Seven of the twenty sit in the blue and berry group, which tells you where most Rubik buyers land. Ordering blind, Mr Blue is the safe start. If you are buying five of one flavour, Juicy Peach or Watermelon Ice wear better across a full box than the sweeter options do. Stock shifts week to week, so treat the selector above as the live list.
The Duo Mesh Coil And Double Wick
Two things inside the pod separate the Rubik from cheaper 7,000-puff systems, and both are about consistency rather than raw flavour.
The coil is duo mesh, meaning two heating surfaces instead of one. That increases the area in contact with liquid, so the same wattage produces richer flavour and slightly more vapour than a single-coil pod at the same price.
Behind it sits a double cotton wick. Two wicks pull liquid to the coil faster than one can, which matters most when you take several draws in quick succession. That is exactly when a single wick falls behind and gives you the sharp, papery hit people usually blame on the flavour.
The pod housing is also built to resist leaks, with the seal between pod and container doing most of that work. It is the reason the two parts clip together with a definite stop rather than sliding — if yours feels loose, it is not seated. Neither the coil nor the wick makes a pod last longer. What they do is keep the thirtieth draw of the day tasting like the third, and our Hayati Rubik review covers how that holds up over a full box.
Nicotine, Draw And Fitting
The liquid is 20mg nicotine salt, which is the UK legal maximum and the only strength Hayati makes for this model. There is no 10mg and no 0mg version, so if you have already stepped down, a refillable kit with bulk 10ml nic salt is the route that gives you those options.
The draw is mouth to lung and activated by inhaling, so there is no button and nothing to configure. Pods click in magnetically rather than screwing or sliding, which means they seat by feel rather than by force.
How Long One Pod Actually Lasts
UK reviewers running the Rubik as a daily device put a single pod at eight to twelve days for a typical twenty-a-day ex-smoker. Across a box of five that comes to roughly six to eight weeks.
The manufacturer figure of 7,000 puffs is measured with short, even draws under test conditions. Longer draws use more liquid, so treat it as a scale rather than a count. The device carries an LED display showing charge and liquid level, and its puff counter keeps running across pod changes rather than resetting — which makes it a better guide to your own rate than any published number.
Fitting, And The Minute That Matters
- Open one refill pack and peel every seal and silicone plug from both parts.
- Clip the 10ml container onto the base of the 2ml pod until it seats.
- Drop the assembled unit into the device. The magnets pull it into place, so it never needs forcing.
- Wait a minute or two before the first draw.
- Inhale. No button, no settings.
Step four is the one people skip and then blame the flavour for. The double wick helps once it is wet, but it still starts dry, and a dry coil on the opening draw leaves a burnt note that sometimes never clears. A minute costs nothing against a pack meant to run eight to twelve days.
If a pod will not seat cleanly, stop and check the model name. The magnetic fitting is forgiving about angle but not about format, so resistance usually means the wrong pod rather than a faulty one. Worth noting too that a USB-C cable is not included with the kit, since Hayati assumes you already own one.
Checking A Rubik Pod Is Genuine
Every legal nicotine product sold in the UK carries an ECID number, which is the reference the MHRA issues when a product is notified for sale here. It is printed on the packaging.
You can look that number up on the MHRA's own published list to confirm the product is registered. It takes a minute, and it is the only way to check a listing's compliance claim rather than take it on trust — including ours. Worth doing if you have bought from an unfamiliar seller.
UK law caps a nicotine pod at 2ml and a refill container at 10ml, which is why these arrive as two sealed parts rather than one 12ml tank. Single-use vapes have not been legal to sell here since 1 June 2025, and a vape counts as reusable where it has a rechargeable battery, a replaceable pod and refills sold separately — all three apply. Vaping Products Duty then begins on 1 October 2026 at £2.20 per 10ml, adding £2.64 to a 12ml pack or £3.17 with VAT, though existing stock can be sold until 31 March 2027. [documented — gov.uk, Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, single-use vapes ban and Vaping Products Duty guidance]
One claim worth flagging while we are here. You will see these advertised elsewhere as “ban-proof certified”. No such certification exists in the UK. Compliance is settled by MHRA notification and enforced by Trading Standards, not by a phrase on a product page.
What Buyers Ask
How much e-liquid is in a box of five?
Sixty millilitres. Five packs, each with a 2ml pod and a 10ml container, working out at roughly 35,000 puffs across the box.
Can I buy Hayati Rubik 7K pods wholesale?
Yes. Boxes of five are the wholesale unit and can be mixed across flavours when ordering in bulk.
Do Hayati Rubik 7K pods fit the Pro Max Plus or Pro Ultra Plus?
No. Hayati runs four separate pod formats and none of them interchange. Rubik pods fit the Rubik 7000 alone, and the Hayati pod range lists each refill against its own device.
How long does one Rubik pod last?
Eight to twelve days for a typical twenty-a-day user, so a box of five covers roughly six to eight weeks.
Is it 12ml or two 10ml containers?
Twelve. One 2ml pod and one 10ml container per pack. The 2 + 10 figure is sometimes written confusingly, but it means 2ml plus 10ml.
What does the duo mesh coil change?
Two heating surfaces instead of one, so more liquid contact and richer flavour at the same power. It does not make a pod last longer.
Why does a fresh pod taste burnt?
It was drawn on before the cotton had wicked through. Fit it, wait a minute or two, then start gently.
Do these pods leak?
They are designed not to, and the seal between pod and container does most of that work. A pod that leaks is usually one that was not clipped together fully.
Can the 10ml container be refilled by hand?
No. Both parts are sealed and replaced together. The container keeps the sealed pod topped up rather than accepting your own liquid.
Is there a lower nicotine strength?
No. 20mg nicotine salt is the only option Hayati makes for the Rubik.