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Imp Jar E-Liquid

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Imp Jar does one thing differently from almost every other shortfill brand: it mixes at 50/50 PG and VG, not 70/30. That matters, because a 50/50 shortfill still wicks in a mouth to lung pod kit, where a thicker 70VG bottle will not. The range splits six ways. Imp Jar Select covers 10ml nic salts at any 5 for £10. Imp Jar shortfills and Imp Jar Large hold the 50ml and 100ml bottles. Imp2O is the lighter fruit line, Fizz the carbonated one, and Max the 60ml longfills.

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Imp Jar E-Liquid guide

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Why 50/50 Shortfills Are Different

Nearly every shortfill on the market is 70% VG, built for sub ohm tanks. Imp Jar mixes at 50/50 instead. The liquid is thinner, so it wicks through the high resistance coils in a pod kit without starving them.

That gives you one bottle that suits both a small MTL kit and a bigger tank. It also carries flavour more sharply, since PG holds flavour better than VG does.

Which Imp Jar Range Do You Need?

Vaping a pod kit and want nicotine already in the bottle? Start with Imp Jar Select, 10ml and ready to use. Want the best value per ml? Imp Jar Large gives 100ml for £13.99. Imp2O leans lighter and fruitier, Fizz adds a carbonated bite, and Max is a 60ml longfill for people who mix their own.

Can I use an Imp Jar shortfill in a pod kit?

Yes, and that is the point of the brand. At 50/50 the liquid is thin enough for the high resistance coils in an MTL pod kit, unlike a typical 70% VG shortfill.

How much nicotine do I add?

A 50ml shortfill takes one 10ml nic shot to reach roughly 3mg. A 100ml takes two. Shake it well and give it an hour before you vape it.

What is the difference between Imp Jar and Imp2O?

Imp2O is the same house, mixed lighter and built around clean fruit blends. Imp Jar core covers the sweeter and cooler recipes plus the collaboration flavours.

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