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Nasty Juice put its best known blends into salt nicotine and kept the list short. Fourteen 10ml bottles make up the whole range, headed by Cush Man, the mango that carried the brand, and backed by blackcurrant, apple, melon and a tobacco set named after metals. Everything in the Nasty Juice salt line is mixed at 50/50 and sold at 10mg or 20mg, so a heavy smoker and someone halfway to quitting can share the same flavour. At £3.99 a bottle, or ten pounds for any three, working through the lot is not costly.

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Fourteen Bottles, Almost No Filler

Fourteen is a short list beside some salt ranges, and there is almost no filler in it: two mangoes, a melon, a green apple, a strawberry, a blackcurrant pair, a grape, a pineapple, two blue fruit blends and three tobaccos. Nasty Juice produces the liquids in Malaysia at a 50/50 ratio, which is what the coils in an MTL pod kit are built to wick. Because the nicotine is salted, the 20mg bottles stay smooth enough to vape through a full day rather than in short bursts.

Which Nasty Salts Flavour Suits You?

Mango is where this range starts. Cush Man is the original, sweet with a tangy edge and a low mint exhale, and Fat Boy stacks the same fruit over lime.

Dark fruit is handled by Bad Blood, a straight blackcurrant, and Wicked Haze, which pours the same berry into fizzy lemonade. ASAP Grape brings black grape and mixed berries together instead.

Lighter fruit picks: Green Ape for crisp green apple, Devil Teeth for mellow honeydew melon, and Trap Queen for ripe strawberry with a floral mint finish.

Slow Blow sits on its own, mixing pineapple and lime with a soda sparkle, and it is the nearest the range gets to a soft drink.

The three metals are all tobacco and all different. Gold Blend adds almond to rich leaf, Bronze works caramel into it, and Silver finishes on vanilla custard. Those twelve plus two more make up the fourteen on this page.

Nasty Salts FAQ

What flavour is Cush Man?

Tropical mango, sweet with a slightly tangy edge, closing on low mint. Cush Man is the blend Nasty Juice is best known for and the usual first buy in the range.

What nicotine strengths do Nasty Salts come in?

Two: 10mg and 20mg. The higher one suits anyone recently off cigarettes, while 10mg is the usual next step down once cravings settle.

How do the three Nasty Salts tobaccos differ?

Bronze leans on creamy caramel, Gold Blend works in nutty almond and Silver finishes on vanilla custard.

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