Dojo, powered by Vaporesso, has marked the UK launch of BLAST10K Fresh, Vaping Post reported on 21 October 2026, under a campaign Dojo calls ‘BLAST10K FRESH AS JUST PICKED’. iBreathe carries the Dojo Blast 10K pods and kits range. Here is what adult vapers can check about Dojo pods.
Key takeaways
- Dojo, powered by Vaporesso, marked the UK launch of BLAST10K Fresh, according to Vaping Post on 21 October 2026.
- iBreathe lists Dojo Blast 10K pods and kits, so check the live collection for current stock and flavours.
- According to HMRC, vaping products must carry a duty stamp from 1 April 2027, and consumers can scan it.
What happened with the Dojo BLAST10K Fresh launch?
Dojo, powered by Vaporesso, celebrated the UK launch of its new BLAST10K Fresh, according to Vaping Post, which published the story on 21 October 2026. Vaping Post said Dojo marked the launch with its ‘BLAST10K FRESH AS JUST PICKED’ campaign.
This post gives no flavour list, specifications or availability details, because the launch report does not include them.
What does it mean for UK vapers looking for Dojo Blast 10K pods?
iBreathe carries the Dojo Blast 10K range, but launch news from a brand does not mean every new product is on a retailer’s shelves. The live pages show what iBreathe has now.
Product details are on the Dojo Blast 10K pods, Dojo Blast 10K kits and Dojo collection pages. Nothing on this page confirms that BLAST10K Fresh is in stock.
Which Dojo Blast 10K pods and kits are on the iBreathe site?
iBreathe lists Dojo Blast 10K pods and kits in separate collections, and flavour availability changes, so the collection pages give the current list. iBreathe sells rechargeable kits with replaceable or refillable pods; check the product page for each kit’s specification.
Single-use vapes have been banned in the UK since 1 June 2025, according to DEFRA, which treats a vape as reusable if, among other conditions set out in its guidance, it is rechargeable and refillable, including through a replaceable pod.
How can you check a Dojo vape is legal to buy in the UK?
Checking a Dojo vape starts with MHRA notification: according to the MHRA, nicotine-containing vapes sold in the UK must be notified to it. Ask the retailer to confirm the exact product is notified, and read our TPD compliance explained page for what the rules cover.
- Ask whether the exact product is notified to the MHRA.
- Look for clear labelling and manufacturer details on the pack.
- From 1 April 2027, look for a duty stamp and scan it.
- Check the product page says whether the device is rechargeable and how its pod is filled or replaced.
HMRC’s guidance for wholesalers and retailers sets 31 March 2027 as the last day to sell through unstamped eligible stock. Consumers can scan a stamp to check it, according to HMRC’s guide to duty stamps. Our vaping products duty page explains more.
Frequently asked questions
Does iBreathe stock Dojo Blast 10K pods?
Yes. iBreathe lists Dojo Blast 10K pods and kits on its site for adults aged 18 and over. Stock and flavours change, and this page does not confirm that the new BLAST10K Fresh range is available, so check the live Dojo Blast 10K collection before choosing.
How can I check whether a Dojo kit is a reusable vape?
Read the product page specification for each Dojo kit, and check it is rechargeable with a refillable or replaceable pod. DEFRA says single-use vapes have been banned in the UK since 1 June 2025, and its guidance sets out what counts as a reusable vape. Vaping is for adults aged 18 and over only.
How do I check a vape is notified and duty-stamped?
Ask the retailer to confirm the exact product is notified to the MHRA. From 1 April 2027, according to HMRC, vaping products must carry a duty stamp, and you can scan the stamp to check it. Unstamped eligible stock can still be sold until 31 March 2027.
Sources
Vaping Post (21 October 2026) is the source for the launch and campaign, and MHRA, HMRC and DEFRA guidance covers the legal points, all linked above. Content is for adults aged 18 and over.
