E-Liquids

Nicotine salts use a modified form of nicotine that absorbs faster and feels smoother on the throat, even at higher strengths like 20mg. They work best in low-power pod kits and are the go-to for ex-smokers who want quick nicotine satisfaction.

Freebase nicotine is the traditional form found in most e-liquids. It gives a more noticeable throat hit, which some vapers prefer. It works well at lower strengths (3mg to 12mg) in higher-power devices like sub-ohm kits.

Yes. 0mg nicotine-free e-liquids are available across all flavour categories and bottle sizes. They are popular with vapers who have gradually reduced their nicotine intake or who simply enjoy vaping for the flavour.

It depends on how much you currently smoke or vape:

• Light (1-5 cigarettes/day): Try 5mg nicotine salts or 3mg freebase.
• Moderate (6-14 cigarettes/day): Try 10mg nicotine salts or 6mg freebase.
• Heavy (15+ cigarettes/day): Try 20mg nicotine salts or 12mg freebase.

If you find yourself vaping constantly, your strength may be too low. If you feel lightheaded, it may be too high. Adjust until it feels right.

VG (vegetable glycerine) and PG (propylene glycol) are the two base liquids in every e-liquid. The ratio between them changes the experience:

• 70/30 VG/PG or higher: Thick clouds, smooth inhale, less throat hit. Best for sub-ohm kits and DTL vaping.
• 50/50 VG/PG: Balanced cloud and flavour. Works well in most pod kits and starter devices.
• High PG (60%+): Sharper flavour, stronger throat hit, less vapour. Suits MTL vaping and those who want a cigarette-like feel.

Using the wrong ratio in your device can cause problems, thick high-VG liquid can clog small pod coils, while thin high-PG liquid may leak in sub-ohm tanks.

Yes, and it is a good way to find combinations you enjoy. A few tips:

• Stick to similar profiles for best results, such as citrus with kiwi, or pastry with caramel.
• Avoid mixing nicotine salts with freebase nicotine, as they absorb differently.
• Try small amounts first using 10ml bottles before committing to larger mixes.

Keep bottles in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. A drawer or cupboard is ideal. Avoid leaving e-liquid in hot cars or on windowsills, as heat breaks down both nicotine and flavourings over time.

Most e-liquids last up to two years unopened. Always check the best-before date on the bottle, and if the colour or taste has changed noticeably, replace it.

Nicotine salt e-liquids, or nic salts, are a top choice for vapers craving a smooth throat hit and rapid nicotine satisfaction. Unlike traditional e-liquids, nic salts use a nicotine form closer to that found in tobacco leaves, making them less harsh even at higher strengths.

This makes them especially appealing for smokers transitioning to vaping. They perform best in low-wattage devices like pod systems, offering a quick nicotine fix without the need for constant vaping.

Nic salts are available in strengths ranging from 15mg to 20mg per ml, the maximum allowed under UK TPD regulations. This range accommodates various preferences—higher strengths suit heavy smokers, while lower ones are great for casual vapers.

The smooth delivery of nic salts ensures that even at 20mg, the experience remains comfortable and satisfying.

Nicotine salt e-liquids are best used with pod systems or mouth-to-lung (MTL) devices, typically equipped with coils of 1.0ohm or higher. These devices enhance the smooth throat hit of nic salts and are perfect for discreet vaping, mimicking the draw of a cigarette.

Using nic salts in sub-ohm devices is not recommended, as it can result in an overly harsh experience and excessive nicotine delivery.

Freebase nicotine e-liquids deliver a traditional vaping experience with a pronounced throat hit, closely resembling the sensation of smoking. Made with pure nicotine, they’re ideal for medium to high-wattage devices like sub-ohm tanks.

Freebase is a favorite among vapers who enjoy a robust, cigarette-like feel and prefer vaping steadily throughout the day to maintain nicotine levels.

Freebase nicotine juices offer a wide range of strengths, from 3mg to 18mg per ml. This variety allows vapers to choose based on their needs—3mg for light vapers or those reducing nicotine intake, and up to 18mg for those seeking a stronger hit.

The flexibility makes freebase a versatile option for customizing your vaping experience.

Freebase nicotine e-liquids are best suited for sub-ohm devices or those designed for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping, typically with coils below 1.0ohm. These devices maximize vapor production, making them ideal for cloud chasers and vapers who enjoy a stronger throat hit.

Freebase excels in setups that prioritize big clouds and bold flavors.

Shortfill e-liquids are large bottles, ranging from 50ml to 200ml, filled with nicotine-free vape juice and designed with extra space for adding nicotine shots. They’re a cost-effective choice for heavy vapers and a smart workaround for TPD’s 10ml nicotine limit. Shortfills offer more flavor variety, larger volumes, and the ability to customize nicotine strength to your preference.

Nicotine shots, or nic shots, are 10ml bottles of concentrated nicotine that you mix into shortfills to achieve your desired nicotine strength. They provide a flexible solution for vapers who want to enjoy larger juice volumes while adhering to TPD regulations. Simply add the shot, shake the bottle, and you’re ready to vape.

To mix nicotine shots into shortfill e-liquids, add one or two 10ml nicotine shots to a 50ml or 100ml shortfill bottle, depending on your target nicotine strength. For instance, adding two 18mg nicotine shots to a 100ml shortfill creates a 3mg nicotine strength.

After adding the shots, shake the bottle vigorously to ensure thorough mixing. For best results, give the bottle a gentle shake before each use to maintain consistency.

MTL vaping thrives with e-liquids that pack a punch in nicotine and throat hit. Propylene glycol (PG) is thinner than vegetable glycerin (VG) and carries flavor well, making it ideal for MTL. Here’s what to look for:

• Nicotine salts: These provide a smooth throat hit, even at high strengths (10mg to 20mg), perfect for ex-smokers craving quick nicotine relief.
• Freebase nicotine e-liquids: With high PG ratios (e.g., 50/50 PG/VG or 70PG/30VG), they deliver a sharp throat hit similar to cigarettes.
• Nicotine strengths: Typically 11mg to 20mg to satisfy strong nicotine cravings.

MTL vaping shines with devices that offer a tight draw and low power output. Top choices include:

• Vape pens: Simple and portable, great for beginners.
• Starter kits: Designed for ease of use, often with pre-set wattages.
• Pod systems: Compact and efficient, like the Vaporesso XROS or Elf Bar EB1200.
• High-resistance coils: Coils with ≥1.0ohm resistance ensure compatibility with high-PG e-liquids.

These devices are optimized for the thinner consistency of high-PG e-liquids, preventing leaks and burnt coils.

MTL vaping is a favorite for ex-smokers because it closely replicates the smoking experience. The tight draw, strong throat hit, and high nicotine strengths (up to 20mg) mimic the sensation of a cigarette, helping ease the transition to vaping. Nicotine salts, in particular, deliver nicotine quickly, curbing cravings effectively. Plus, MTL devices are often compact and user-friendly, making them less intimidating for those new to vaping.

RDL vaping uses e-liquids that balance throat hit and vapor production, often leaning slightly toward more VG than MTL. Recommended options include:

• 50/50 PG/VG e-liquids: These offer a mix of flavor, throat hit, and moderate vapor, making them versatile for RDL.
• Slightly higher VG ratios: Like 60VG/40PG, for a touch more cloud without sacrificing too much throat hit.
• Nicotine strengths: Moderate, typically 6mg to 12mg, to avoid overwhelming the looser draw.

These e-liquids work well in devices with adjustable airflow, allowing you to fine-tune the RDL experience.

RDL vaping requires devices with adjustable airflow to achieve the right balance of restriction and openness. Suitable devices include:

• Pod systems with airflow control: Like the GeekVape Aegis or Vaporesso Luxe.
• Sub-ohm kits with restricted settings: Some sub-ohm devices allow airflow adjustments for RDL.
• Coils with moderate resistance: Typically 0.8ohm to 1.2ohm, bridging MTL and DTL capabilities.

These devices support the slightly thicker e-liquids used in RDL while maintaining flexibility.

RDL provides a unique experience that blends elements of MTL and DTL:

• Compared to MTL: RDL has a looser draw, producing more vapor and a slightly milder throat hit, making it less like smoking and more like a transitional style.
• Compared to DTL: RDL offers a tighter draw and less vapor, making it easier to manage for vapers who find DTL’s open airflow and large clouds overwhelming.

This style is ideal for vapers experimenting with different draws or seeking a versatile vaping experience.

DTL vaping demands e-liquids with high VG content to produce dense clouds and rich flavors. Key options include:

• High VG blends: Ratios like 70VG/30PG, 80VG/20PG, or even 100% VG for maximum vapor.
• Low nicotine concentrations: Typically 3mg to 6mg, as higher nicotine can be too harsh with the large vapor volume.
• Shortfill e-liquids: Nicotine-free, high-VG liquids that allow you to add nicotine shots for customized strength, perfect for DTL’s high consumption rates.

These e-liquids are tailored for sub-ohm kits and mods with low-resistance coils (<1.0ohm) that handle high wattages.

DTL vaping requires powerful devices capable of producing large amounts of vapor. Top choices include:

• Sub-ohm kits: Like the Voopoo Drag or Smok RPM series, designed for high wattage and low-resistance coils.
• Vape mods: Advanced devices with customizable settings for cloud chasing.
• Low-resistance coils: Coils below 1.0ohm (e.g., 0.2ohm to 0.5ohm) to support high-VG e-liquids and high power outputs.

These devices are built to handle the thicker consistency of high-VG e-liquids, ensuring smooth wicking and massive clouds.

DTL vaping offers several advantages for enthusiasts:

• Large clouds: Perfect for cloud chasers who enjoy visually impressive vapor production.
• Intense flavors: High-VG e-liquids enhance flavor delivery, making each puff rich and satisfying.
• Smooth hits: Lower nicotine strengths (3mg to 6mg) result in a smoother, less harsh throat hit, ideal for prolonged vaping sessions.

However, DTL may not suit beginners due to its complexity and the need for advanced devices. It’s best for those who prioritize vapor and flavor over nicotine delivery.

Refillable pod vape kits are compact, user-friendly devices with pods you can refill with your preferred vape juice. They’re perfect for vapers who value convenience and flexibility, letting you switch flavors without buying new pods each time. These kits are cost-effective and eco-conscious, reducing waste by reusing pods, and they cater to all types of vapers, especially those who enjoy a simple setup.

For pod kits, balanced 50/50 PG/VG e-liquids are ideal, offering a mix of flavor and vapor production. Nicotine salts provide a smooth throat hit, even at higher strengths, while freebase nicotine delivers a stronger, more traditional throat hit. The choice depends on your preference and your kit’s specifications, but 50/50 blends ensure optimal performance, balancing flavor intensity with a moderate cloud output.

Your nicotine strength should match your smoking habits for a satisfying experience:

• 1-5 cigarettes a day: Use 5mg nicotine salt or 3mg freebase for a mild hit.
• 6-14 cigarettes a day: Try 10mg nicotine salt or 6mg freebase for a medium strength.
• 15+ cigarettes a day: Go for 20mg nicotine salt or 12mg+ freebase for a stronger hit.

Adjust based on how intense you want the throat hit and nicotine satisfaction to feel.

Sub-ohm vape kits are advanced devices that use coils with a resistance below 1 ohm, often under 0.4Ω, to handle higher power outputs. They’re designed for direct-to-lung vaping, delivering intense flavor and large clouds. These kits suit experienced vapers who understand wattage settings and coil compatibility, offering a deeper, richer vaping experience.

High VG shortfills, with 70% VG or more, are best for sub-ohm kits. They produce thick vapor and handle the higher wattages these devices use, ensuring a satisfying throat hit and big clouds. Adding nicotine shots to shortfills lets you adjust nicotine strength, giving you flexibility while maximizing your kit’s performance for flavor and vapor.

For sub-ohm vaping, lower nicotine strengths like 3mg are ideal. A common setup is adding two 10ml nic shots to a 100ml shortfill, creating 120ml of 3mg e-liquid. This level balances vapor production and flavor, providing a smooth hit without overwhelming your throat, which is key given the large vapor volume sub-ohm kits produce.

Our 10ml e-liquids start at £2, and we run regular multi-buy offers like 3 for £12. Shortfills offer better value per ml if you vape frequently. Orders over £25 get free next-day delivery.

Use bar salt e-liquids, which are designed to replicate popular disposable vape flavours. Pair them with a 1.2-ohm coil at 10-13 watts in a refillable pod kit for the closest match.

Bar salt flavours lead our bestsellers: blue razz lemonade, strawberry cherry raspberry, and watermelon ice are consistently the most popular. Fruity and icy profiles outsell dessert and tobacco flavours across the range.

TPD stands for the Tobacco Products Directive, an EU regulation that also applies in the UK. It caps nicotine strength at 20mg/ml, limits nicotine-containing bottles to 10ml, and requires safety testing and proper labelling. Every e-liquid and device we sell is TPD compliant.

When sourced from reputable manufacturers and used as intended, yes. All our e-liquids are TPD compliant, meaning they have been tested and meet UK safety standards. We stock established brands like Dinner Lady and Zap Juice that use food-grade ingredients. Always buy from trusted retailers and avoid unregulated products.