30k Puffs
The class people move to when a prefilled stick starts running out mid-week. Everything listed is a single-tank device with a charging port, small enough for a pocket; what divides the models is tank size, flavour selection and whether a screen is fitted.
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What the 30,000 puff class covers
This class is defined by the figure on the product record. Two models carry it: the FiHP 36K 2in1 at 36,000 and the FiHP Monkey 30K at 30,000, which is also the refillable member of the class, filed under refillable vapes.
Both pull restrictively, the style described on mouth-to-lung. Their cells differ, and the 36K publishes a nicotine strength figure on its display while the Monkey ships a fixed 20 mg strength, so the two are compared by what each device reports rather than by the class figure.
| Model | Format | Advertised puffs | Liquid | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FiHP 36K 2in1 | two tanks, switchable | 36,000 | 32 ml | 850 mAh |
| FiHP Monkey 30K | refillable, 20 mg nicotine | 30,000 | 22 ml total | 650 mAh |
A puff class answers how long a device runs, not how it is built.
Why the class covers two different builds
The 36K is a two-tank device, filed under 2 in 1, where the switchable tank layout is described. The Monkey takes liquid from a bottle instead. That difference matters more to how the device is maintained than the 6,000 difference in the printed puff figure.
The Monkey is also the member carrying a compliance marker, listed on the TPD verified page.
Neighbouring classes
Below sits the 10,000-puff class, whose single model runs a 20 ml tank and a 650 mAh cell. Above sits 40,000 puffs, at 36 ml and 850 mAh. Both neighbours are one model each, which is why the class pages on this archive describe individual devices rather than a range.
Liquid and puff figure move together across these three classes, and availability for each model is shown in the shop overview.
Do the puff classes overlap?
A model carries one puff figure, so the classes do not overlap on that axis. They cross on other pages — the refillable listing, for instance, and the model breakdown on the FiHP page.