Nicotine Free Vape Brands: Every 0mg Edition, Brand by Brand

Brands With a 0mg Model We Stock

These 5 zero-nicotine devices, plus one 0% replacement pod, are on our shelves and ship from our US warehouse. The first four are 0mg editions of devices that also exist at 5%, built on identical hardware. Deepkold is different: a 0%-only brand whose one device is sold in three flavor collections, so there is no nicotine twin to mix it up with. The Foger row is not a device at all but a pre-filled pod for a battery you already own; the Foger zero nicotine pod page explains what you need before ordering.

Specs are the ones printed by each manufacturer for the device we ship; live prices and in-stock flavors are on each product page rather than here, because they change. The zero nicotine disposables page lines them all up with a cost-per-puff comparison.

Brands With a 0mg Model We Do Not Stock

These 16 brands also ship a real zero-nicotine edition. We do not sell any of them; the ones we have reviewed link to the review, and the review pages say so at the top. Availability is what the maker or US retailer product pages showed when we checked in October 2026.

Three brands need a model-level note. Fume: the Pro Zero, Eternity Zero and Recharge Zero are 0mg, but the best-known Fume, the Infinity, ships at 5% only; the Fume review sorts the lineup by nicotine. Breeze: besides the Pro 0% and Prime 0%, the Stratus 15K is sold at 0% only. Oxbar: the Magic Maze 2.0 Zero is a true 0% device, while Oxbar's Maglink line uses a nicotine analog (see below). RAZ also once made a TN9000 Zero; it is no longer in our lineup. Puffs, tank, battery and screen for every model above are lined up in our zero nicotine vape comparison.

Brands That Make No Nicotine Free Vape

This is the section that saves people the most time. Searches like "vozol zero nicotine" are common, and the answer is no. Every device from these brands contains nicotine; Foger, the one partial exception, is explained in its row.

A brand choosing not to make a 0mg line is a business decision, not a quality signal either way. It simply means that if you want that brand's hardware without nicotine, no factory option exists, and the "zero" listings you find are relabels of the nicotine product or something else entirely. Our guide on how to tell a fake 0mg label explains the checks that catch those.

Brands With No 0mg Edition in Their Current US Lineup

For these brands we track the full US lineup and find no zero-nicotine model listed as of this update. They differ from the section above in that the brand has not, to our knowledge, said anything about 0mg one way or the other; there is just nothing to buy.

• Lost Angel: Pro Max 20K and related lines, all 5%.
• Nexa: N20000 and related lines, all nicotine.
• UT Bar: no 0mg model listed.
• FLOAT (formerly Flum): Ryzo 60K and the rest of the line, all nicotine.
• Juicy Bar (now Juice Bar): JB25000 Pro Max and related lines, all nicotine.
• Vuse: no 0mg pod or device in the US range.
• JUUL: no 0mg pod in the US range.
• Hyde, Allo and Ignite: no 0mg model listed at the US retailers we checked.
• Off-Stamp: SW9000 and pod kits, all nicotine.
• Orion Bar: no 0mg model listed.
• Crown Bar / Al Fakher: 5% only.
• Meloso: 5% only.
• RELX: 3% (30mg/mL) pods; no 0mg pod in the US range.

If one of these brands launches a 0mg edition, it will move up into the stocked or reviewed tables. Until then, the practical substitute is a zero-nicotine device from a brand that does make one, matched on the spec that matters to you: puff count, screen, or flavor family. The types of nicotine free vapes guide explains how to compare devices across brands on those terms.

Sold as Nicotine Free, but Not 0%: Nicotine Analogs

A newer category muddies the brand question. Some disposables are marketed as "nicotine free" because they contain no nicotine in the strict chemical sense, yet they contain a nicotine analog: usually 6-methyl nicotine, sold under trade names such as Nixodine. An analog is made to act on the body the way nicotine does, so for anyone choosing a 0mg vape to avoid nicotine's effects, it defeats the purpose.

Examples include Fifty Bar's Nixodine range and Oxbar's Maglink line. We do not count analog products as zero-nicotine anywhere on this site, they are not in any table on this page, and we do not sell them. Two quick checks: the ingredient line names the analog (6-methyl nicotine, Nixodine, or a similar name), and the strength line shows a number other than 0. A real 0mg product states 0% or 0mg. Our guide to what is in a nicotine free vape shows what a genuine 0mg ingredient list looks like.

Brands That Only Make Nicotine Free Products

A smaller group of brands never sold nicotine in the first place. They are worth knowing because their products look different from the mainstream Zero editions.

• Cyclone Pods: a zero-nicotine-only disposable and pod brand, reviewed above.
• SOFI: every SOFI device is 0%, including the Surge 25K (22 mL) and the 50,000-puff Surge X.
• Deepkold: a 0%-only brand whose 20,000-puff-class disposable comes in three flavor collections (Polar Ice, Deep Calm and Signature). It is the one 0%-only brand we stock; the Deepkold zero-nicotine disposables are on our shelves, and our review of the Deepkold device covers its mouth-to-lung draw and flavor range.
• HealthVape and similar "vitamin" pens: inhalable pens marketed around vitamins or caffeine rather than flavor. They contain no nicotine; our HealthVape review explains why we do not treat them as a wellness product.
• FUM: not a vape at all but a battery-free flavored-air diffuser, always nicotine free. Compared point by point in our FUM review.

The trade-off with a 0%-only brand is familiarity. A Geek Bar Pulse Zero behaves exactly like the Pulse people already know; a 0%-only brand asks you to learn new hardware. Neither approach is better; it depends on whether you are coming from a nicotine device or starting fresh.

How to Confirm You Are Holding the 0mg Edition

Because every Zero edition in the first two tables shares its box design with a 5% twin, the brand name alone tells you nothing. Three checks settle it:

1. The model name carries the marker. Zero, Turbo Zero, 0%, or Zero Nicotine appears in the product name itself: Pulse Zero, LTX 25000 Zero, MT35000 Turbo Zero, BC5000 Zero, Max Pro Zero. A device without that word in its name is the nicotine version.
2. The strength line reads 0mg or 0%. Printed where the nicotine version prints 5% or 50mg/mL.
3. No nicotine addiction warning. US nicotine products carry a boxed warning. A 0mg product does not.

Our guide on what is in a nicotine free vape shows what the ingredient line should say, and our answer to what is a non nicotine vape covers the category from the beginning if you are new to it.