Product Summary
Pink Lemonade by RandM Tornado 7000 balances zesty lemonade with a burst of sweet red berries for a classic beverage-style vape in a 10ml nic salt bottle. Offered in 10mg and 20mg, the nicotine salt base gives a gentler throat hit and quicker absorption than standard freebase liquid. With its 50/50 VG/PG ratio it performs well in vape pens, starter kits and MTL pod systems. A refreshing all-day option if you like your fruit with a sharp lemon edge.
Pink Lemonade by RandM Tornado 7000 is a glass of fizzy pink lemonade poured into a 10ml bottle. Sharp, zesty lemonade leads each draw, then a scoop of sweet red berries rolls in behind to take the edge off the tartness. The sparkling character keeps it lively, landing nearer a chilled soft drink than a plain citrus.
Strengths and format
This 10ml is filled at 10mg and 20mg, both on a salt nicotine base. Salt nic goes down softly and answers a craving fast, so 20mg covers an ex-disposable or heavier habit, and 10mg suits a lighter hand through the day.
What to vape it in
Mixed 50/50 between VG and PG, it stays thin enough to wick in the small coils of a mouth-to-lung pod kit or a basic starter device. A drink flavour like this reads brightest on a cool, low-powered draw, so there is little point turning the wattage up.
Who is it for?
Choose it if:
- You enjoy a sweet-and-sour drink flavour more than a single, plain fruit.
- You run a small pod kit and want a tangy citrus for easy all-day vaping.
Look elsewhere if:
- You prefer a sharp citrus with no sweetness, since the berries here soften it.
- You want a big, cloudy vape from a sub-ohm setup, which is the job of a high-VG shortfill.
Key facts
- Fizzy pink lemonade with red berries
- 10ml bottle, nicotine salt
- Available in 10mg and 20mg
- 50/50 VG/PG blend
- Suited to MTL pod and starter kits
- TPD compliant
- Child-resistant cap and tamper-evident seal
- Recyclable bottle
- Made in China
It sits with the drink-led flavours in the RandM Tornado 7000 salt range, a good one to reach for when the plain fruits start to feel too sweet.
