Deliciu Vapes

What Deliciu Is and Where It Fits

Deliciu is a range of nicotine salt e-liquids sold in 10ml bottles and tied to Vaporesso, the hardware maker known for refillable pod kits. If you have handled a Vaporesso Luxe or Armour style kit, the pairing makes sense: Vaporesso builds the device, and Deliciu supplies a bottled fruit and menthol line pitched at that kind of hardware. This page covers the Deliciu V2 lineup we stock, twenty flavours in all, offered in the two strengths most UK nic salt buyers look for, 10mg and 20mg.

This is a liquid range, not a disposable range, and in the UK that distinction carries weight. The sale of single-use vapes was banned across the UK on 1 June 2025, so adults who once reached for a throwaway device now have two realistic routes: a rechargeable device with prefilled pods, or a refillable pod kit with a bottle of e-liquid. Deliciu sits on the second route. A single bottle usually costs a few pounds, and a kit you refill can stay in use for months, which changes the running-cost picture compared with replacing a device every week or two.

It also helps to be clear about what Deliciu is not. It is not a shortfill, so there is no spare room in the bottle for nicotine shots, and it is not a freebase liquid built for high-wattage sub-ohm tanks. It is a nic salt, which means a smoother throat feel at a given strength and a formulation intended for low-power pod devices. Almost everything in this guide follows from that one fact.

Here is what the sections below cover:

• the shape of the V2 range and what the labelling tells you
• how the twenty flavours group together
• how to choose between 10mg and 20mg
• which devices and coils pair sensibly with the range
• who the range suits, from first-time refillers to experienced pod users
• how Deliciu compares with other bottled nic salts
• the UK rules that apply to nic salt e-liquid
• how to spot genuine stock, plus delivery and returns
• filling, storage and day-to-day care

Nicotine is addictive. These products are for adults aged 18 or over who already use nicotine, and they are not intended for anyone who does not.

The Deliciu V2 Range at a Glance

The Deliciu V2 collection is deliberately simple. Every product is a nicotine salt e-liquid in a 10ml bottle, which is the largest size UK rules allow for nicotine-containing liquid. Each flavour is offered in 10mg and 20mg, so choosing a flavour leaves you with a strength decision rather than a different product altogether. There are no multi-flavour gift boxes in this collection, no shortfills, and no hardware sold under the Deliciu name itself.

The V2 label points to an updated version of the original Deliciu formulation. We would rather not guess at what changed behind the scenes, so for specifics such as the PG/VG ratio, check the label on the bottle and the product page. What you can rely on is the general nic salt pattern: a liquid thin enough to wick quickly through the small cotton or mesh coils used in pod devices, and a nicotine delivery that feels smoother at a given strength than traditional freebase nicotine.

The range at a glance:

• Type: nicotine salt e-liquid
• Bottle size: 10ml
• Strengths: 10mg and 20mg per ml
• Flavours: twenty, covering fruit blends, ice and menthol
• Intended hardware: refillable pod kits and other low-power devices, with Vaporesso kits the natural partner
• Typical price tier: budget to mid-range for a 10ml nic salt

Because promotions move prices around, treat the figure on each product listing as the current one. As a rough guide, a bottle sits in the same territory as other branded 10ml nic salts rather than at the premium end.

One practical advantage of a single-format range is predictability. When every bottle is the same size and the same liquid type, you can work out your running cost, your refill routine and your coil-change schedule once, and the numbers hold across every flavour you try. People who rotate flavours often find that convenient, because nothing about the device setup has to change when the flavour does.

Flavour Families: Ice, Berry, Tropical, Citrus and Orchard

Twenty flavours is enough that browsing without a plan can feel like guesswork. Grouping them by character makes the choice quicker. The notes below come from the flavour names and from how these styles usually behave in nic salts, so use them as a guide to direction rather than an exact tasting note.

Ice and menthol. Five products lean on cooling:

• Menthol, the plain cooling option for people who want no fruit at all
• Pineapple Ice
• Strawberry Ice
• Watermelon Ice
• Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice, a layered red-fruit blend with a cooling finish

Ice flavours tend to read cooler and crisper at 20mg than at 10mg, because the cooling agent and the nicotine hit arrive together on the inhale. If you are trying ice for the first time, start with a single-fruit option such as Watermelon Ice before moving to the blended red-fruit one.

Berry blends. Five flavours pair berries with a second note:

• Blueberry Pomegranate
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry
• Blackberry Lime
• Raspberry Key Lime
• Strawberry Kiwi

The lime and sour pairings are the ones to try if you find straight berry flavours too sweet after a few days. A little acidity keeps a flavour interesting for longer, which matters when you are vaping the same bottle through a whole tank cycle.

Tropical. Three flavours go for juicy, rounder fruit: Pineapple Orange, Pineapple Peach Mango and Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava. Tropical blends usually taste fuller and sweeter, and they hold up well at 10mg because the flavour does most of the work rather than the throat sensation.

Citrus and fizzy. Lemon Lime, Pink Lemonade and Fizzy Cherry are the lighter, brighter options. Expect a tart opening and a clean finish, which suits anyone who wants something closer to a soft drink than a dessert.

Orchard and grape. Apple and Pear, Apple Peach, Wild Apple and Hawthorn and Grape round out the range. The orchard flavours are mellow and easy to live with, and Wild Apple and Hawthorn is the one that departs most from the standard fruit-shop lineup, so it is a sensible pick if you have tried the usual suspects elsewhere.

Choosing Between 10mg and 20mg

Strength is the decision that does the most to shape how a nic salt feels, so it deserves a proper look. UK law caps nicotine e-liquid at 20mg per ml, and Deliciu is offered at both 10mg and the full 20mg. The same flavour at those two strengths behaves quite differently, even though the label difference looks small.

10mg is the sensible starting point for most adults who are new to nic salts or who currently use light-to-moderate amounts of nicotine. It gives a gentler throat sensation and tends to let the flavour come forward. It also lasts a little longer in practice, because many people take smaller or fewer puffs when each one is less sharp.

20mg is aimed at adults who are used to a firmer nicotine hit, often those moving across from regular cigarettes or from higher-strength disposables. Nic salts make that strength usable in a way freebase liquid at the same number was not, since the throat hit is softer. Even so, 20mg in a low-power pod device can feel strong to anyone not used to it, and it is easy to overdo.

A few rules of thumb for choosing:

• If you currently use a 20mg disposable-style device without difficulty, 20mg is a logical match, because the delivery will be familiar.
• If you are not sure, begin with 10mg and move up only if you find yourself taking constant extra puffs without being satisfied.
• Ice and menthol flavours feel sharper at 20mg, so some people take the cooling flavours at 10mg and the fruit-only flavours at 20mg.
• If you find yourself getting light-headed or feeling unwell after use, put the device down and drop to the lower strength.

Do not assume more is better. Nicotine is addictive, and the aim of choosing a strength is to find the lowest one that works for an adult who already uses nicotine, not to chase a bigger hit. If you are not currently using nicotine, these products are not for you.

Devices That Suit Deliciu: Pod Kits, Coils and What to Avoid

Nic salts are designed for small pod-style hardware, usually described as mouth-to-lung (MTL) or restricted direct-to-lung (RDTL). These devices run at modest power, use coils with higher resistance, and expect a liquid that wicks quickly without flooding. Deliciu fits that brief, and because the range is Vaporesso-affiliated, Vaporesso kits are the obvious companion.

The Vaporesso refillable families we stock include the Luxe and Armour kits, and many of them use the GTi or related mesh coil systems. Before pairing any bottle with a kit, check three things in the device manual:

• Coil range: choose a coil intended for nic salt or restricted-lung use rather than one built for sub-ohm freebase.
• Power or wattage window: stay inside the recommended range for the coil, since overdriving a coil burns flavour and shortens its life.
• Tank or pod capacity: UK rules limit refillable tanks to 2ml, so a typical fill uses a fifth of a 10ml bottle.

Some Vaporesso starter bundles are offered in Deliciu editions that put a kit and liquid together. If you see one, read the listing for exactly what is in the box, since contents and strengths can differ between bundles.

What not to use Deliciu in. Do not try to pour a nic salt into a sealed prefilled pod that is not designed to be refilled, and do not use it in a high-wattage sub-ohm tank. In a sub-ohm tank, the coil will move far more liquid than a nic salt is made for, and at 20mg the nicotine intake from large clouds would be excessive. Equally, do not expect a bottle of e-liquid to work in a device that takes only proprietary closed pods.

If you are unsure whether a particular device is a fit, our team can help. Tell us the model, and we will say whether it takes refillable pods and which coil resistance suits a nic salt. A few minutes of checking beforehand prevents most of the leaks, gurgling and burnt-coil complaints that people blame on the liquid.

Who Deliciu Suits: First-Time Refillers and Experienced Pod Users

Different adults come to a bottled nic salt for different reasons, and the same range can suit both ends of the experience scale if you choose sensibly.

Adults moving from disposables. Since the single-use ban, many people who used to buy a new throwaway are weighing up refillable kits for the first time. For this group, Deliciu offers a lower-friction route: familiar fruit and ice flavours, a strength that can match what you were using before, and a bottle size that fits the process of refilling a small pod. The learning curve is mostly about filling, priming and recognising when a coil has had its day, all covered in the care section below.

Adults moving from cigarettes. For adults switching from smoking, a nic salt in a pod kit is a common choice because the throat feel is closer to what they are used to than a large freebase cloud. A 20mg bottle in a compact kit is the typical pairing, with 10mg as a step down once things settle. We do not make medical claims about vaping, and anyone with health questions should speak to a pharmacist, GP or local stop-smoking service.

Experienced pod users. If you already run a refillable kit, Deliciu is a straightforward way to add variety on a budget. At a few pounds a bottle, trying three flavours does not cost much, and the twenty-flavour spread covers most of what people rotate through: berry, tropical, citrus, apple and menthol.

Flavour-rotation vapers. A single 10ml bottle lasts a modest amount of time, so people who like to switch can finish one and move on without leaving half-used bottles on a shelf. That is a quiet benefit of the 10ml format.

Who should skip it. Anyone under 18, anyone who does not already use nicotine, and anyone who prefers a big-cloud sub-ohm experience will find a better fit elsewhere. Likewise, if you do not want to deal with filling and coils at all, a rechargeable device with replaceable prefilled pods may suit you better than a bottled liquid.

How Deliciu Compares With Other Nic Salt Ranges

Nic salt bottles are one of the most crowded corners of the UK vape market. Several disposable-vape names also sell bottled nic salts, and independent liquid houses release their own ranges as well. Comparing across them is easier if you focus on the factors that actually change your experience.

• Flavour approach: Deliciu leans on straightforward fruit, ice and menthol profiles rather than dessert or tobacco styles. If you want custard, biscuit or tobacco, look at other ranges.
• Strength choice: offering 10mg and 20mg covers the two strengths most buyers want. Ranges that only sell 20mg leave lighter users with nowhere to go.
• Hardware tie-in: the Vaporesso link is a point in favour for anyone who already owns Vaporesso gear, since the pairing is easy to reason about. It does not mean the liquid only works in Vaporesso devices; any suitable refillable pod kit will take it.
• Price tier: a few pounds a bottle is typical for a branded 10ml nic salt, and Deliciu sits in that band.
• Range depth: twenty flavours is broad enough for most tastes without being overwhelming.

When people ask whether one nic salt brand is better than another, the honest answer is that taste is personal. Two liquids with the same flavour name from different houses can differ in sweetness, cooling strength and how long the flavour lasts on the coil. The cheapest way to find out is to buy a single bottle in a flavour you already know you like, then compare it with whatever you have been using.

On value, the sums are simple. A 10ml bottle fills a 2ml tank about five times, and how long that takes depends entirely on your usage. Heavy users go through it faster, and light users stretch it for weeks. Because a refillable kit has a one-off device cost and then only bottles and coils, the long-run spend usually comes out lower than a steady diet of replacement devices, though this varies from person to person and we would not promise a specific saving.

UK Rules That Apply to Nic Salt E-Liquid

UK vaping products are governed mainly by the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, often shortened to TPD or TRPR. A handful of rules matter most when you are buying a bottled nic salt.

• Nicotine cap: nicotine-containing e-liquid cannot exceed 20mg per ml. Deliciu tops out at that limit.
• Bottle size: nicotine e-liquid cannot be sold in bottles larger than 10ml, which is why Deliciu comes in 10ml.
• Tank size: refillable tanks and pods are limited to 2ml.
• Labelling: bottles must carry a nicotine warning, an ingredients list, a batch number and a child-resistant, tamper-evident closure.
• Notification: products must be notified to the MHRA before being sold, and sellers need to be able to show this.
• Age limit: sales are strictly to adults aged 18 or over.

The single-use vape ban that took effect on 1 June 2025 applies to disposable devices, not to bottled liquid or refillable kits, so the Deliciu range is unaffected. The ban is part of the reason refillable pod kits and rechargeable devices have gained ground.

Recycling. Spent vape hardware, including coils, batteries and old kits, should never go in household waste. Retailers that sell vaping products are expected to take back waste electrical items, and many local council recycling centres have dedicated drop-off points for small electricals and batteries. Empty e-liquid bottles are plastic, and councils differ on whether they accept them in kerbside recycling, so check your local rules and rinse before disposal. Keep leftover liquid away from children and pets.

If you are travelling, be aware that rules on carrying vaping products differ between countries. Check the regulations at your destination before you pack nicotine e-liquid.

Spotting Genuine Deliciu Stock, Delivery and Returns

Counterfeit and grey-market vape products do circulate in the UK, which is why checking what is in your hand matters. Genuine stock from a reputable seller will usually show several consistent signs.

• Complete labelling: the nicotine warning in English, an ingredients list, a batch or lot number and the strength stated clearly on the bottle.
• Child-resistant, tamper-evident cap: the seal should be intact on arrival, and the cap should need a push-and-turn or similar action to open.
• Bottle size: nicotine liquid for the UK market will not exceed 10ml. A larger bottle sold as nicotine liquid is a warning sign.
• Consistent print quality: blurred text, misspelled flavour names or off-colour packaging suggest something is wrong.
• Seller transparency: a UK business address, a clear returns page and age verification at checkout.

All of our stock is genuine. If anything arrives that looks wrong, contact us before use and keep the packaging so we can look into it.

Delivery. We offer free UK delivery on orders over £20, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the next working day. Age checks apply, so be ready to confirm you are over 18.

Warranty and returns. E-liquids do not carry a hardware-style warranty, because there is nothing mechanical to fail. What does apply is your statutory right to goods that are as described and of satisfactory quality. If a bottle arrives damaged, leaking or not as ordered, report it promptly with a photo and we will put it right. Sealed, unopened bottles are the simplest to deal with under a change-of-mind return, but please check our returns page for the current policy, as opened liquid is generally not returnable for hygiene reasons. If you buy a Vaporesso kit alongside your liquid, the device has its own manufacturer warranty, and the terms are listed on the product page or inside the box.

Filling, Storage and Day-to-Day Care

A bottle of nic salt is simple to use, but a few habits keep a pod kit running cleanly and stop most of the usual problems.

Filling. Remove the pod from the device, open the fill port and add liquid slowly down the side of the pod. Stop below the max line rather than topping right up, because overfilling is the single most common cause of leaks. Refit the pod and let it stand for several minutes before the first puff so the coil can soak through. Skipping that wait is the main reason new coils taste burnt.

Priming and first puffs. Take a few gentle puffs without pressing the button, or use very short presses, to draw liquid into the coil. Begin at the lower end of the device's power range and move up only if the flavour is too faint.

Coil life. Coils wear out. With sweeter fruit flavours, coil life can be shorter, because sugars and sweeteners build up residue on the coil. Signs it is time to replace include a burnt or flat taste, gurgling, or a coil that no longer seems to deliver flavour. Changing flavours often is easier on your coils than forcing a worn one to keep going.

Storage. Keep bottles upright in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat, with the cap tightly shut. Always store them out of the reach of children and pets. Do not leave a filled pod in a hot car, since heat can thin the liquid and cause leaks.

Cleaning. Wipe the pod mouthpiece and the charging contacts with a dry cloth now and then. Do not wash electronic parts under the tap. Charge the device with the supplied cable and stop if the battery gets hot.

Switching flavours. If you want to move between very different profiles, say from Menthol to Pink Lemonade, fit a fresh pod or coil first. Otherwise, the old flavour lingers and muddies the new one.