Lost Mary Wholesale UK: Product Range Explained

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Lost Mary is one of the biggest names on UK vape shelves, and its range has changed substantially since the 2025 disposable ban. This guide covers what's currently in the compliant Lost Mary line-up — and, because the timing matters right now, what UK retailers need to know about the new vaping duty landing on 1 October 2026, which directly affects every liquid-based Lost Mary product on your shelves.
1. Lost Mary as a UK Vape Brand
2. The Current Lost Mary Range
3. Time-Sensitive: The New UK Vaping Duty from 1 October 2026
4. What This Means for Retailers Ordering Now
5. Building a Lost Mary Range as a Retailer
6. Wholesale Lost Mary from Vape Stone
7. Who Can Buy This Product?
8. FAQs
Lost Mary as a UK Vape Brand
Lost Mary built its early reputation on high-puff disposable devices and built a large following through bold flavour ranges and recognisable device design. Since the UK's ban on single-use disposable vapes came into force on 1 June 2025, Lost Mary — like the rest of the market — has shifted its range to rechargeable devices with replaceable prefilled pods, keeping the flavour ranges and puff-count tiers vapers were used to while meeting current compliance requirements.
The Current Lost Mary Range
Trade buyers building a Lost Mary range are generally working with:
- Prefilled pod kits — rechargeable devices such as the BM6000 and Nera ranges, paired with prefilled replaceable pods across a range of puff-count tiers
- Tappo-style pod systems — rechargeable devices with a replaceable prefilled pod and liquid tank format
- Replacement pods — prefilled pods sold separately to restock existing devices, a strong repeat-purchase line
- Maryliq nic salts — Lost Mary's own e-liquid range for retailers stocking refillable kits rather than the branded pod system
As with any brand transitioning through the post-ban product shift, it's worth confirming that any specific device is a current rechargeable, replaceable-pod line rather than legacy disposable stock before ordering.
Time-Sensitive: The New UK Vaping Duty from 1 October 2026
This is genuinely important right now, not just background information. HMRC's new Vaping Products Duty comes into force on 1 October 2026 — confirmed directly on GOV.UK — introducing an excise duty of £2.20 per 10ml on vaping liquids, applied whether the liquid contains nicotine or not. A 2ml prefilled pod carries roughly 44p of duty; a 10ml bottle carries £2.20. It sits alongside a parallel increase in tobacco duty, as part of wider government measures on smoking and vaping.
Because the duty is based on liquid volume rather than nicotine strength, it affects every liquid-based Lost Mary product — prefilled pods, Tappo tanks, and Maryliq nic salts alike — not just one category. Businesses across the vaping supply chain, including wholesalers and retailers, have been directly reminded by HMRC to prepare for the change ahead of 1 October.
What This Means for Retailers Ordering Now
A few practical points worth acting on before the duty takes effect:
- Products newly produced or imported from 1 October 2026 onward will carry the duty, and will need a valid vaping duty stamp under the accompanying Vaping Duty Stamps Scheme — expect this to affect wholesale and retail pricing on liquid-based Lost Mary stock going forward
- Stock produced before 1 October 2026 is generally understood to be sellable through a transition period without duty stamps, though the exact window and requirements are still being finalised by HMRC — retailers should check GOV.UK directly for the current transition rules rather than relying on a fixed figure, since this detail has been reported inconsistently across sources
- This is a genuine "stock up before the change" window for the days remaining before 1 October, if cash flow allows — after that date, expect liquid-based Lost Mary stock (and vaping liquids generally) to cost more at wholesale, reflecting the new duty
- This isn't Lost Mary-specific — it applies to all vaping liquid brands equally, so it's worth reviewing your full liquid-based stock (not just Lost Mary) against the same timeline
Building a Lost Mary Range as a Retailer
Beyond the duty timing, the general stocking principles for Lost Mary are similar to any high-turnover brand:
- Stock devices and replacement pods together — customers who've bought a device will return specifically for pod restocks, so under-stocking pods loses repeat business
- Cover a spread of puff-count tiers, since Lost Mary customers range from lighter users to heavy vapers
- Trial before committing to a full range, particularly for newer lines within the brand, rather than assuming demand will match older disposable-era bestsellers
Wholesale Lost Mary from Vape Stone
Vape Stone Wholesale supplies Lost Mary vape kits and Lost Mary products within our nic salts range to eligible UK trade retailers, with no minimum order quantity and free UK delivery available on orders over £200. As a Manchester-based wholesaler, we supply trade customers nationwide.
Who Can Buy This Product?
Lost Mary wholesale stock is available to eligible UK trade buyers — vape shops, convenience stores, newsagents, off-licences and other verified retail businesses. Trade accounts are subject to standard age and business verification requirements.





