Vape Juice

E-liquid, also known as vape juice, is the liquid used in vaporisers and electronic cigarettes to create vapour. It typically contains propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin (VG), flavouring, and often nicotine, though nicotine-free options are available.

Choosing the right nicotine strength depends on your current nicotine consumption and personal preference. Generally, heavy smokers might start with higher nicotine levels (e.g. 12-18 ml), while occasional smokers or those looking to reduce nicotine intake might opt for lower strengths (e.g. 3-6ml). Nicotine-free options are also available for non-smokers or those who have successfully transitioned away from nicotine.

What we would suggest:

• 0mg: For non-smokers or those who enjoy vaping without nicotine.
• 3mg: For light smokers or those who want a minimal nicotine hit.
• 6mg: Suitable for moderate smokers transitioning from traditional cigarettes.
• 12mg and above: Ideal for heavy smokers looking for a stronger nicotine experience.

If you’re unsure, start with a lower strength and adjust as needed.

PG (Propylene Glycol) and VG (Vegetable Glycerin) are the base liquids in e-liquid. PG is thinner and produces a throat hit similar to smoking, carrying flavour more effectively. VG is thicker, produces more vapour, and has a slightly sweet taste. E-liquids vary in PG/VG ratios to suit different vaping preferences.

Yes, you can mix different e-liquid flavours to create custom blends. However, it’s important to mix them in small batches first to ensure you like the combined flavour before mixing large amounts. Also, consider how flavours might complement or clash with each other.

Unopened e-liquid can last up to 2 years if stored properly in a cool, dark place. Once opened, it’s best to use it within 1 year. Pay attention to changes in colour, smell, or taste, as these can indicate the e-liquid is past its best.

Yes, it’s normal for e-liquid to change colour over time due to oxidation, especially if it contains nicotine. Exposure to light and air can accelerate this process. While often harmless, a significant colour change could indicate the e-liquid is getting old, and its flavour or potency may be affected.

Absolutely! There are many nicotine-free e-liquids available for those who wish to enjoy vaping without nicotine. These can be a great option for non-smokers or people who have gradually reduced their nicotine intake.

When it comes to nicotine, you’ve got two types: freebase nicotine (nic shots) and nicotine salts. Nic shots are basically nicotine in its purest form. You’ll need to buy a shortfill bottle of e-liquid for your flavour and then add a nic shot to get the liquid to your desired nicotine concentration. On the other hand, nic salts are a newer form of nicotine; they’re the Gen Z to your millennial if you will. With a smoother, more subtle throat hit and the ability to be absorbed more rapidly into the bloodstream, nic salts are perfect for a quick yet intense nicotine hit. They’re loved by ex-smokers looking to satiate their nicotine cravings in seconds. Nic salts come already flavoured – just look through our wide range of MAX, Ice, Candy, Fizz and Juccier flavoured nic salts.

Shortfills are simply bottles of flavoured vape juice. They get their name because they are filled slightly short of what the bottle can actually hold. This is so that you can add your nicotine shot if you want.

E-liquid should be stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat, which can degrade its quality and flavour. Please keep it in its original container with a tightly closed cap to prevent air exposure. If you have young children or pets, ensure it’s stored out of their reach.

Steeping e-liquid is like allowing a wine to age – it can enhance the flavour over time. This process involves letting the e-liquid sit for a period, shaking it occasionally, and sometimes exposing it to air to allow the ingredients to mix thoroughly and mature. The steeping duration varies depending on the flavour and personal preference.

Expired e-liquid may change in colour, consistency, or smell, and its flavour might taste off or mute. Most e-liquids have an expiration date printed on the bottle. Using expired e-liquid isn’t recommended as it can degrade your vaping experience and, in rare cases, may not be safe.