Pod Housings: The plastic molds that form the outer shell of a pod. These are designed for precise fitment onto the battery device, featuring channels for airflow, magnets for secure connection, and a transparent window or material to view e-liquid levels. They are a key component in pod system manufacturing.

Open System Empty Pods: Refillable pods designed for open system kits. They typically consist of a plastic housing, a mouthpiece, and a rubber stopper. Users fill them with their chosen e-liquid. These are the primary consumable for open systems and are often sold in multi-packs.

Advanced "Pod Mod" Kits: Represent the high end of the pod category, often featuring a larger form factor, a full-color screen, adjustable wattage and temperature control, and a powerful chipset. They essentially pack the features of a box mod into a device that still uses replaceable pods, appealing to experienced vapers who want top-tier performance in a more compact format.

Blister-Pack Retail Disposables: Packaged on individual cardboard blister packs with a clear plastic window, designed for easy hanging on retail display hooks. This packaging is cost-effective, provides good product visibility, and is a standard for convenience store and gas station distribution channels.

Advanced Chipset Mods: The core of a high-end mod is its chipset (processor). Advanced chipsets offer features like precise temperature control (TC) for various metals (Ni, Ti, SS), custom power curves, firmware upgradability, and detailed safety protections. They provide the ultimate in control and consistency for hobbyists.