Pod compatibility: JUUL 1 vs JUUL 2, Myle V4 vs V5
Pods look similar across generations and are not interchangeable. Two minutes of checking saves a wasted order.
Updated 2026-08-13
JUUL 1 and JUUL 2
These are different systems, not variations of one. JUUL 1 pods do not fit a JUUL 2 device, and JUUL 2 pods do not fit the original. The connector and the pod body both changed between generations.
The quickest way to tell: the original JUUL has a 280 mAh battery and its pods hold noticeably less. JUUL 2 is larger overall with a tighter draw. If you still have the box, the generation is printed on it.
Myle V4 and V5
Same problem, same answer. Myle pods are tied to a generation: V5 Meta pods fit a V5 Meta device, V4 pods fit a V4, and neither works in the other. Earlier Myle generations are incompatible with both.
What we stock is the V5 Meta device and its V5 Meta pods. If you are still on a V4, those pods will not fit it. Myle prints the version on the device itself, so check that rather than the box, because the packaging looks broadly similar across versions.
Why manufacturers do this
Partly genuine engineering changes, partly commercial. Either way the practical effect is the same: refills are tied to a generation, and buying on brand alone is not enough.
What to do if you ordered wrong
Sealed pods can be returned within 7 days if unopened and in their original packaging. Opened ones cannot, for health and safety reasons. If you are unsure whether what arrived matches your device, message us before opening the box.
Pods or a disposable
If generation-matching feels like more effort than it is worth, disposables sidestep it entirely. Nothing to match, nothing to refill. They cost more over time, which is the trade.