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Is it from a UK vendor?

I think you get a 12 month warranty under sale of goods act if it is?

You might be able to, but I suspect that the wire is quite thin, and therefore more springy and uncooperative At the price you are paying though, it's worth a try! You may then find that the resistance is too low. Best thing is get yourself some .25 Kanthal and have a play before you need to, that way you relieve the stress of getting it right so you can vape!

To my knowledge mikemichelle Kanger don't manufacture "microcoils". The stock Kanger heads are open coils wrapped around a silica wick, whereas a microcoil is a 'closed' coil where all the wraps of wire are touching. These are then wicked with usually cotton wool or rayon (other materials can sometimes be used too).
It is possible to but pre-made microcoils both in the UK and also from the likes of Fasttech, but most of us wrap our own microcoils, which are the coil of choice for most rebuildable atomisers or RBA/RTAs (the 'R' stands for 'rebuildable').

It's an easy mistake to make as the Kanger coils are so closely wrapped that they do look a bit like microcoils, but they aren't.

Having said all this, it is worth trying a proper microcoil, maybe from Virtual Vape at Virtual Vape - they are quite easy to install into a Protank single-coil head, and once in, will last for months with a dry burn and re-wicking every week or so, which you can easily do yourself. Give us a shout if you need links to tutorials or video clips showing this procedure, and move your vaping up to the next level