Vampire Vape 10ml E-Liquids
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Vampire Vape 10ml E-Liquids guide
Explore the details and find answers to common questions.
The Range Behind Heisenberg and Pinkman
Vampire Vape makes this range in the UK, and two bottles did most of the work in building the name. Heisenberg pairs mixed berries with a hard menthol finish. Pinkman answers it with sweet and tangy red fruit and no cooling at all. Each has since grown a small family around it, sharing the shelf with more than eighty stablemates in the same 10ml format. These are freebase liquids rather than salts, so the stronger bottles carry a firmer throat hit, which is what many people stepping off cigarettes want from a low power MTL pod kit or pen.
Which Vampire Vape 10ml Flavour Suits You?
Start with the two that made the range. Heisenberg buries mixed berries under a heavy menthol chill, while Pinkman leaves the same fruit sweet, tangy and warm.
Both then branch out. The Heisenberg side picks up bubblegum in Heisenberg Gum. The Pinkman side turns cold with Pinkman Ice and darker with Pinkman Cherry.
Red fruit on its own turns up as Red Lips and Vamp Toes. Warmer weather calls for Tropical Tsunami.
Want the cold without the fruit? Ice Menthol, Spearmint and Black Ice cover plain menthol, garden mint and aniseed ice in that order.
The sweet shop end holds Black Jack, Pear Drops and Parma Violets, while pudding flavours arrive as Banoffee Pie and Rhubarb and Custard.
Tobacco is unusually well covered for a 10ml line: Tobacco 1961 keeps the leaf dry and plain, and Vanilla Tobacco rounds it off with cream. All eighty five flavours are listed underneath.
Vampire Vape 10ml FAQ
Is Vampire Vape 10ml a nic salt?
No, this is the freebase line, so the nicotine is unsalted and the stronger bottles hit the throat harder. If you would rather have a softer draw at high nicotine, the nic salt shelf is the one to browse.
What is the difference between Heisenberg and Pinkman?
Both come from the same Vampire Vape range and both are built on mixed berries. Heisenberg closes on a strong menthol chill. Pinkman skips the cooling and keeps the fruit sweet with a tangy edge.










































