The entire answer in one line: every Foger device is 5% nicotine — 50 mg per mL of salt nic e-liquid, and the only exception is a separate Switch Pro 0% nicotine pod. No 2%, no 3%, and definitely no THC — a fogger is nic. The details below cover total milligrams per device, the salt-nic chemistry and how the two strengths fit together.
All three carry the same 5% salt nic, so strength is never the thing you choose between them — pod life, tank size and whether you want a battery to keep are. Prices and in-stock flavor counts below come straight from our inventory.
Switch Pro Pods
Switch Pro 30K Kit
| Device | Strength | E-liquid | Total nicotine | Spread across |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Switch Pro 30K pod | 5% (50 mg/mL) | 15mL pre-filled pod | ≈750 mg | 30,000 rated puffs |
| Bit 35K | 5% (50 mg/mL) | 21mL tank | ≈1,050 mg | 35,000 rated puffs |
| Switch Pro 0% pod | 0% | 15mL pre-filled pod | 0 mg | Puff rating not published |
The arithmetic is worth doing once because the totals alarm people out of context. Fifty milligrams per mL across the Bit 35K's 21mL tank is roughly 1,050 milligrams of nicotine in the box — but delivered across 35,000 rated puffs, per-puff delivery lands in the same band as every other 5% disposable on the market. Nobody vapes a tank at once; the number that matters day to day is puffs taken, not milliliters owned. A moderate user working through a Bit over several weeks is running a normal 5% disposable habit, mathematically indistinguishable from running a series of smaller 5% devices over the same weeks.
What the strength range does and does not include: the devices are 5% across the board, and the only other strength anywhere in the lineup is 0%, sold as the fogger 0% nicotine pods for the Switch Pro in a short list of ice and mint flavors. There is no 2% or 3% SKU, no 0% kit and no 0% Bit 35K, so a listing offering any of those deserves the authenticity check — and a "zero-nic Fogger X" listing is counterfeit outright, which answers is fogger x real for that case too. The same authenticity page answers the companion question, are foggers FDA approved, which turns on PMTA filing status rather than any strength number.
This question earns its own section because the word "fogger" genuinely collides with other products: insect foggers for pest control, glycol fog machines for stages and parties, and — in vape slang some regions use — THC devices generally. The brand answer is clean: Foger makes nicotine vapes only. Every device and pod contains nicotine salt e-liquid at 5%, apart from the 0% Switch Pro pods, which contain no nicotine; none contains THC, CBD, delta variants or any cannabis-derived ingredient, and no such product exists anywhere in the catalog. If someone offers you a "fogger" that's supposedly a weed pen, it isn't a Foger — it's the name collision doing its thing. So the short answers to the questions people actually type: are foggers weed — no; do foggers have weed in them — no; are foggers THC — no. And a fogger cannot get you high in the cannabis sense at all, because there is nothing psychoactive in it; what 5% nicotine can produce in someone new to it is a brief head-rush and nausea, which is a nicotine reaction, not a high.
The salt-nic chemistry behind the smoothness deserves one plain paragraph too. Every fogger refill pod on the Switch Pro menu carries the same chemistry, so strength never changes with flavor — every one of the fogger flavors carries the identical 5%, with the separately sold 0% pods as the only exception. Nicotine salts run smoother at high strength and absorb faster than the freebase nicotine in older e-liquids — that's the engineering reason a 50 mg/mL draw doesn't burn the way the number suggests it should. It's also the reason to take 5% seriously: comfort masks strength, and the smoothness that makes salt nic pleasant is exactly what lets consumption creep for lighter users. Nicotine is an addictive chemical; the 21+ line on every page of this site isn't decoration. The one strength question with no answer is does fogger x have nicotine — that name isn't a Foger device, so nothing about what sits inside one is documented anywhere.
Every Foger device is 5% nicotine strength — 50 mg of nicotine per mL of e-liquid (the separate Switch Pro 0% pod contains none). In whole-device terms: a Switch Pro 30K pod and the Bit 35K's 21mL tank (about 1,050 mg) each carry roughly a gram of nicotine spread across tens of thousands of puffs, which is why per-puff delivery feels comparable to other 5% disposables despite the huge totals.
5%. That is the fogger nicotine percentage across the whole lineup, and it maps to 50 mg of nicotine salt per mL of e-liquid — the two numbers describe the same strength, one by concentration and one by weight. The Switch Pro pod menu, the kit and the Bit 35K all read 5%; the only other strength is the separately sold Switch Pro 0% nicotine pod.
Nicotine — every Foger is a nicotine vape. No Foger device contains THC, CBD or any cannabis product, and the brand makes nothing in that category. The confusion comes from the word "fogger," which also names insect foggers and stage-fog machines; the vape brand Foger is unrelated to both, and to weed entirely.
Yes. Foger e-liquid uses nicotine salts, the chemistry standard across modern disposables — smoother at high strength and absorbed faster than the freebase nicotine of older e-liquids. That smoothness is exactly why a 5% device deserves respect from lighter users: comfort masks strength.
Not in the way the question usually means. Foggers contain nicotine only — no THC, no CBD, nothing psychoactive — so foggers cannot get you high the way a cannabis product can. Do foggers have weed in them? No: every Foger device and pod is nicotine salt e-liquid (5%, or 0% in the zero-nic pods) and nothing else. What a 5% device can do to someone new to nicotine is deliver a short head-rush with dizziness or nausea, which is a nicotine reaction and a signal to stop, not a high.
0% yes, 2% no. Foger sells a Switch Pro 0% Nicotine pod in a few ice and mint flavors (Watermelon Ice, Cool Mint, Blue Razz Ice, Miami Mint, Juicy Peach Ice); it is pod only and needs a Switch Pro battery. Everything else, including the kit and the Bit 35K, is 5% (50 mg/mL). There is no 2% or 3% version, and a listing offering a 0% kit, a 0% Bit or any 2% Foger is describing a product the brand does not make.