Riot Squad Nic Salts

Bar Edition takes the profiles that sold by the crate in disposable form and puts them in a 10ml bottle you top up yourself. Vapour output is kept low on purpose, so these belong in a mouth to lung pod kit or a slim vape pen, not a high wattage tank. Go for 20mg if you want the same hit a bar gave you, then step down to 10mg once the cravings ease off. Six flavours, one price, all in stock.

Six flavours make up the line and every one lands cold, so the real question is what sits underneath the ice.

The straightforward fruits come first. Watermelon Ice is exactly what it says, ripe watermelon and a menthol exhale with nothing else competing. Pineapple Ice is sharper on the tongue, tropical rather than sugary, and Grape Ice is the richest of the three, dark sweet grape held in check by the cooling finish.

Two bottles lead on berries. Strawberry Blueberry Ice layers sweet strawberry over juicy blueberry for a rounded mix, while Banana Kiwi Ice is the odd pairing of the set, creamy banana against tangy kiwi with the ice keeping it from sitting heavy.

Peach Ice Tea is the outlier. Ripe peach swirled through cool iced tea gives it a light tannic edge none of the others carry.

Quick picks: Watermelon Ice for all day use, Strawberry Blueberry Ice for a fruit blend, Pineapple Ice or Grape Ice when you want one clear note, Banana Kiwi Ice for something less predictable and Peach Ice Tea when plain fruit has gone stale. At any 5 for £10 the whole shelf fits one order.