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Inside the E-Liquid Wall: 736 Bottles and Where to Start

Every vaper remembers the first time they stood in front of a proper e-liquid wall and realised they had no idea where to look. This collection is that wall in digital form: 736 separate e-liquid listings from twelve brands, priced from £2.49 at the entry point up to £19.99 for the largest premium bottles. It is the deepest single section of VapeShopOnline, and this page exists to turn that intimidating number into a set of simple decisions you can make in a few minutes.

The range breaks down into three broad bottle types. The majority are 10ml nicotine salt e-liquids, the modern standard for pod kits and for adults switching from smoking who want familiar strength in a smooth format. Alongside them sit classic freebase 10ml bottles and a healthy selection of larger nicotine-free shortfills for higher-powered kits. Strengths run from 0mg through 5mg and 10mg to the UK legal ceiling of 20mg, so the collection covers everyone from the flavour-only vaper to the full-strength pod user.

Brand depth is genuinely unusual here. Hayati leads the shelf with 133 e-liquids, Doozy follows with 102, then Elux with 78, IVG with 66, Lost Mary with 48, Bar Juice with 47, Crystal Prime with 47, Elf Bar with 41, SKE with 32, and Oxva, Vampire Vape and Pukka Juice filling out the specialist end. Between them they cover fifteen distinct flavour families, from mixed berries and blue raspberry through lemon, peach and mango to mint, ice and bubblegum.

Two standing offers shape how most customers actually buy from this page: BUY 5 FOR £10 on qualifying 10ml bottles and BUY 2 FOR £14 on larger premium liquids. Combine either with free UK delivery on orders over £20 and next-day dispatch when you order before 4pm, and stocking up becomes cheaper than topping up. Everything listed is 100% genuine UK stock, sold strictly to adults aged 18 and over. The sections below walk through bottle types, strengths, VG and PG, every brand on the shelf, the flavour map, the deal maths and the practical care that keeps good juice tasting good.

Nic Salts, Shortfills and Freebase: Which Bottle Type Is Which

The single most useful thing you can learn about e-liquid is the difference between the three bottle types, because it decides everything else: which strengths are available to you, which devices the liquid suits and how much you will spend per week.

Nicotine salt 10ml bottles

Nicotine salts are the format that powered the pod revolution and they make up the largest share of this collection. The nicotine is bound with an acid, which changes how it behaves in vapour: even at the full 20mg UK limit, a salt liquid feels smooth and rounded on the throat rather than sharp. That is why almost every adult moving over from a big-puff device lands on salts first, since the strength and the feel match what they are used to. Our dedicated nicotine salt e-liquids collection holds 582 of these bottles if you want to browse that format on its own.

Freebase 10ml bottles

Freebase is the original e-liquid chemistry. At lower strengths it is clean and crisp, and many long-term vapers prefer the slightly brighter flavour delivery it gives in a classic mouth-to-lung setup. At higher strengths it carries noticeably more throat punch than a salt, which some vapers actively want and others find too much. If a 20mg salt feels too soft and a 10mg salt too weak, a mid-strength freebase is often the answer.

Shortfills

UK law caps nicotine-containing bottles at 10ml, but it places no size limit on nicotine-free liquid. Shortfills exploit that sensibly: larger bottles of 0mg juice, usually high in VG, designed for bigger kits that produce more vapour. Browse the shortfill e-liquids range for the format, or the wider nicotine-free e-liquids collection with its 154 zero-nicotine options if you have stepped down to flavour-only vaping.

A quick decision rule that serves almost everyone:

Pod kit user, or switching from a big-puff device: start with 10ml nic salts.
Classic tank kit at modest power: freebase 10ml, or a salt if you prefer a softer draw.
Sub-ohm kit with airy airflow and big clouds: shortfills, with 0mg as standard.

Nicotine Strength Without the Guesswork: 0mg, 5mg, 10mg and 20mg

Strength is where most new buyers overthink it. The collection carries four strength bands, and each one maps to a recognisable type of vaper. The legal maximum for any e-liquid sold in the UK is 20mg per ml under the TPD regulations, so nothing here goes above that, and anything claiming to is not a legitimate UK product.

20mg is the full-strength option and the most popular single strength in the store. It suits adults switching from smoking who previously smoked regularly, and anyone coming off a 20mg big-puff device, which is nearly all of them since that is the standard disposable-era strength. In salt form it stays smooth, which is exactly why the format exists. The 20mg e-liquids page filters the whole wall down to just these.

10mg is the sensible middle. It suits lighter smokers making the switch, vapers who find 20mg slightly too much in a tighter pod, and anyone deliberately stepping down from full strength while keeping the same flavours. Plenty of vapers settle here permanently. You can browse the 10mg e-liquids selection as its own page.

5mg is a genuinely light strength that not every shop bothers stocking. It works for very occasional vapers, for people in the late stages of stepping down, and for those who mainly vape for flavour but still want a whisper of nicotine in the mix.

0mg removes nicotine entirely. All shortfills are 0mg by law at the point of sale, and the range also includes 10ml zero-nicotine options for pod users who have stepped all the way down but keep the ritual.

Two practical notes. First, strength and device interact: the same 10mg liquid feels stronger in a restrictive pod drawn slowly than in an airy tank, so judge a strength only after a full day on your usual kit. Second, when in doubt between two strengths, most experienced staff would tell you to take the higher one for your first bottle if you are switching from smoking, and the lower one if you are switching down from another vape. Bottles start at £2.49, so experimenting across two strengths costs less than a single takeaway coffee habit.

VG, PG and Why the Same Flavour Behaves Differently in Different Kits

Two base ingredients carry every flavour in this collection: propylene glycol, always shortened to PG, and vegetable glycerine, VG. The ratio between them changes how a liquid tastes, feels and physically flows, and understanding it prevents the two most common complaints in vaping, which are burnt taste and leaking.

PG is the thinner of the two. It carries flavour sharply, gives a firmer feel at the back of the throat and wicks quickly into small coils. VG is thick and slightly sweet on its own, produces dense visible vapour and softens the throat feel. Every bottle on this page sits somewhere on the spectrum between them.

The practical rules are simple:

50/50 liquids, which covers almost all 10ml nic salts and freebase bottles here, are balanced to wick properly in the narrow coils of pod kits and starter kits. They are the safe default for any small device.
High-VG shortfills are built for sub-ohm coils with large wicking ports. Put a thick 70VG liquid into a tight pod coil and the wick cannot re-saturate fast enough between puffs; the result is that harsh burnt note vapers call a dry hit, plus a coil that dies in days rather than weeks.
Thin liquid in a big coil causes the opposite problem. A very open coil flooded with runny 50/50 juice will gurgle, spit and eventually leak through the airflow.

Flavour perception shifts with the ratio too. Citrus and menthol profiles tend to feel brighter in PG-forward liquids, which is one reason lemon and ice profiles are so popular in the 10ml salt format. Dessert and cream profiles round out beautifully in high VG, which is why shortfill ranges lean that way. If a flavour you loved in one device tastes muted in another, the ratio and the coil are usually the explanation, not the bottle.

None of this requires memorising numbers. Match the bottle type to the device type, as covered in the hardware section further down this page, and the VG/PG question largely answers itself. But when you graduate to a second or third device, this is the knowledge that stops you wasting liquid on the wrong hardware.

One last point on sensitivity: a small minority of vapers find high-PG liquids scratchy on the throat regardless of nicotine strength, and simply feel better on VG-leaning blends. If every liquid you try seems to catch, before blaming the flavour or the strength, try the same profile in a softer, VG-forward format. Conversely, if everything tastes muted, a PG-forward 10ml of the same family will usually bring the definition back. The wall is deep enough that nearly every popular profile exists in both directions.

Hayati, Doozy and Elux: The Three Biggest Names on the Wall

Three brands account for well over 300 of the 736 bottles here, and each earned its shelf space differently.

Hayati is the largest e-liquid brand in the store with 133 listings on this page alone. The brand built its reputation on devices and then translated those exact flavour profiles into bottled form, which means an adult who spent the disposable era on a Hayati device can find the same taste in a refillable format without any guesswork. Expect enormous depth in the fruit and ice families, with berry blends, lemonade mixes and cool finishes dominating. The full Hayati collection runs to 721 products once devices and pods are counted, which tells you how central this brand has become to UK vaping.

Doozy holds second place with 102 e-liquids and is the closest thing this wall has to a dedicated juice house among the leaders. The range rewards browsing: alongside the expected fruits sit sweeter profiles, bubblegum-style blends and softer dessert-adjacent options that the device-first brands rarely attempt. Vapers who rotate flavours weekly tend to gravitate to the Doozy range because there is always another profile to try without changing brand.

Elux contributes 78 bottles and, like Hayati, is a name most vapers first met on a device. Its bottled liquids chase the same big, confident, sweet-fruit character the devices were known for. Elux profiles tend to be bold rather than subtle, which makes them a favourite with vapers who feel that some juices fade into the background by mid-afternoon. The Elux collection carries the wider brand range including its hardware.

If you are new and unsure where to start among the three: Hayati if you want a familiar device flavour in a bottle, Doozy if you want variety and sweeter profiles, Elux if you want maximum flavour intensity. All three are heavily represented in the BUY 5 FOR £10 offer, so a mixed five-bottle basket across all of them is a cheap way to settle the question properly.

IVG, Lost Mary, Bar Juice, Crystal Prime and Elf Bar: The Device-Era Crossovers

The middle tier of the wall is dominated by names that defined the disposable era and now sell their flavours by the bottle. For adults who switched from smoking during that period, these ranges are the bridge from throwaway habits to refillable economics.

IVG brings 66 e-liquids and is arguably the most decorated flavour house in UK vaping, with a particular reputation for menthol and mint profiles that others benchmark against. Its fruit range is equally serious, from sharp berries to tropical blends. The complete IVG brand page spans 540 products across liquids, pods and kits.

Lost Mary contributes 48 bottles that reproduce the flavours from one of the most recognisable pod device lines in the country. The appeal is precision: these are the same profiles vapers already know, at bottle prices. Bar Juice adds another 47 and was built for exactly this purpose from day one, taking the classic bar-style flavour palette and bottling it in salt form at pocket-money prices.

Crystal Prime matches Bar Juice with 47 listings, extending the crystal-style flavour family that dominates the big-puff market into 10ml bottles. Elf Bar rounds out the group with 41 e-liquids carrying the most famous name in disposable-era vaping; for many adult switchers, an Elf Bar flavour was their first vape, and the bottled versions keep that continuity while cutting the cost dramatically.

The honest guidance with this tier is to follow your history. If you know which device flavour kept you off cigarettes, buy its bottled twin first and experiment second. The whole point of these crossover ranges is that they remove the flavour risk from switching to a refillable kit: same taste, same 20mg salt smoothness where you want it, at a fraction of the weekly spend. Every brand in this group participates in the multi-buy offers, and all of them ship same day when ordered before 4pm.

The Specialists: SKE, Oxva, Vampire Vape and Pukka Juice

Past the volume leaders sits a set of smaller ranges that punch well above their listing counts, and skipping them is a mistake experienced vapers rarely make twice.

SKE carries 32 e-liquids here. This is the company behind some of the most recognisable crystal-style device flavours in the UK, and its bottled range exists so that loyalists can move to refillable kits without losing the exact profiles they know. The liquids are tuned for pod hardware, which is no surprise given how much pod hardware SKE itself sells.

Oxva is first and foremost a hardware company, and its 21 e-liquids are best understood as liquids designed by people who obsess over coils. They are tuned to perform in the company's own pod systems, which makes them a natural pick if your kit is an Oxva, though they behave beautifully in any modern pod.

Vampire Vape needs little introduction to anyone who has vaped for more than a few years. With 21 bottles here, it represents the old guard of British e-liquid: a juice maker from the era before disposables, with a back catalogue of cult profiles and a loyal following that predates most of the brands above it on this page. If you want e-liquid from a company whose entire identity is e-liquid, this is it.

Pukka Juice completes the wall with 12 listings. It is a compact range with a UK following built on punchy fruit blends, and its small footprint here is a stocking decision rather than a quality verdict; the bottles that made the cut are the ones that sell.

The specialists matter for a simple reason: flavour fatigue. Vapers who stay on one profile for months often find it fading, a phenomenon usually called vaper's tongue. The fix is rotation, and rotating across houses with genuinely different flavour philosophies works better than rotating within one brand's palette. A basket that mixes a Hayati berry, a Vampire Vape classic and an Oxva fruit costs from £7.47 at entry prices and gives your palate three completely different schools of blending.

There is also a hardware logic to shopping the specialist shelf. Because SKE and Oxva design liquids with their own pod systems in mind, their bottles are among the most forgiving on smaller coils, wicking cleanly at low power where some heavily sweetened mainstream blends struggle. If your coils have been dying faster than they should, a fortnight on one of these cleaner-running ranges is a cheap diagnostic before you blame the device itself.

A Flavour Map: Fifteen Families and How to Navigate Them

Flavour names on a shelf of 736 bottles blur together fast, so it helps to think in families. Fifteen dominate this collection, and almost every bottle belongs to at least one.

The berry cluster is the biggest: mixed berries, raspberry, blueberry, cherry and the perennially bestselling blue raspberry. Berry blends are popular because they layer well; a mixed berry profile stays interesting far longer than most single notes. Strawberry deserves its own mention as the single most approachable fruit in vaping, and the dedicated strawberry e-liquids page gathers 68 takes on it, from candy-sweet to ripe and jammy.

The orchard and stone fruits: apple, peach, mango and watermelon. These read sweeter and rounder than berries. Watermelon in particular has become a modern classic, usually paired with a cool finish, and something like Angel Nic Salts Watermelon Ice at £2.49 shows the pairing at its cleanest.

The citrus and drinks family: lemon, lemonade and their blends. These are the palate cleansers of the wall, sharp and refreshing where berries are sweet. Angel Nic Salts Pink Lemonade is the house example, mixing citrus bite with a soft berry back note.

The cool family: mint, menthol and ice. Ice is not a flavour so much as a finish, a cooling layer applied over fruit, and the ice e-liquids collection holds 147 examples. Straight mint and menthol profiles remain the most common choice among former menthol smokers, and they behave particularly well in tighter pod coils where the crispness comes through cleanly. If you find plain ice finishes too neutral but full menthol too medicinal, mint sits usefully between the two, greener and sweeter than either.

The sweets counter: bubblegum and its candy cousins, unashamedly nostalgic and stronger sellers than anyone predicts. For a berry-forward gateway into the candy style, Angel Nic Salts Berry Burst sits right on the border of fruit and sweet.

Navigation advice: pick one family you know you like, buy two bottles from it and one wildcard from a neighbouring family. At £2.49 a bottle the wildcard costs almost nothing, and neighbouring-family experiments are how most vapers find their long-term favourite.

Deal Maths: How BUY 5 FOR £10 and BUY 2 FOR £14 Actually Work

The two standing offers on this page are simple, but using them well is the difference between paying corner-shop prices and paying warehouse prices for identical bottles.

BUY 5 FOR £10

This is the headline deal and it applies to qualifying 10ml bottles, which are marked on their product cards. The maths at the entry price: five bottles of a £2.49 liquid such as Angel Nic Salts Banana Split would cost £12.45 individually; the deal price of £10 brings each bottle to exactly £2 and saves you £2.45 per five. On £2.99 or £3.95 bottles the saving grows accordingly, to nearly half price at the top of the qualifying band. The five do not have to match: mixing Banana Split with Prime Lemon, Snow Mint, Grape Ice and Fizzy Cherry Ice from the same range counts as five, which makes the deal a flavour-discovery engine as much as a discount. The entire qualifying selection lives on the 5 for £10 e-liquids page, currently 582 bottles deep.

BUY 2 FOR £14

This offer targets the larger and premium end of the wall, where individual bottles run toward the £19.99 ceiling. Two qualifying bottles at £14 works out at £7 each, which on the bigger shortfill formats is a substantial cut. It suits the high-VG vaper going through volume in a sub-ohm kit, where 10ml bottles would be impractical anyway.

Stacking sensibly

Two five-bottle bundles come to £20, taking ten bottles to £2 each and putting you at the free UK delivery threshold territory in a single move.
One five-pack plus one premium pair comes to £24, covers both a daily pod liquid and a weekend shortfill, and clears free delivery comfortably.
Order before 4pm and any of these combinations is dispatched the same day for next-day arrival.

The honest advice: never buy one bottle of a deal-eligible liquid. The fifth bottle effectively costs pennies compared with buying singles, and e-liquid stores well, as the care section below explains.

Matching the Bottle to the Kit: Pods, Starter Kits and Coils

E-liquid never performs in isolation; the device decides at least half of what you taste. The pairing rules are worth thirty seconds, because they prevent nearly every bad first experience.

Refillable pod kits are the natural home of everything in the 10ml section of this wall. Their coils are tuned for 50/50 liquid, their draw is designed for mouth-to-lung vaping, and at 10mg or 20mg in salt form they deliver strength efficiently at low power. If you are choosing your first refillable device to go with these bottles, the pod kits collection starts at £2.99 and runs through 455 options, while the curated vape starter kits page narrows it to the models that suit a first-time buyer.

Classic tank kits with coils above roughly 1 ohm behave like pods: 50/50 bottles, salts or freebase, modest power. Below 1 ohm you are in sub-ohm territory, where airflow opens up, power climbs and the correct fuel changes to high-VG shortfill liquid at 0mg or low strength. Running a 20mg salt through a sub-ohm coil is the classic newcomer error; the sheer vapour volume delivers far more nicotine per puff than intended and the experience is overwhelming rather than pleasant.

Coils are consumables, and liquid choice sets their lifespan. Heavily sweetened profiles caramelise on the coil over time, shortening life; crisper fruit and menthol profiles run cleaner for longer. When flavour dulls or a burnt edge appears, the coil is done. Replacements live in the vape coils section, and keeping a spare pack at home costs a few pounds and saves the evening the flavour dies.

Three pairings that never miss:

20mg salt in a tight pod: the modern standard for adults switching from smoking.
10mg salt or freebase in an airier pod or small tank: the all-day flavour setup.
0mg shortfill in a sub-ohm kit: maximum flavour and cloud, zero strength.

Get the pairing right and even a £2.49 bottle tastes like it cost three times that. Get it wrong and no bottle on this wall can save the experience.

Storage, Shelf Life and the Mistakes That Ruin Good Juice

E-liquid is stable, but it is not indestructible, and a few habits determine whether bottle number five from your multi-buy tastes as good as bottle number one.

Heat, light and air are the three enemies. Nicotine oxidises with exposure, which darkens the liquid and dulls both flavour and perceived strength. The fix costs nothing: store bottles upright, capped tightly, in a drawer or cupboard away from radiators and windowsills. A car glovebox in summer is the single worst place an e-liquid can live, and a bottle left there for a fortnight will come back darker and flatter than it went in.

Expiry dates are printed on every compliant bottle and typically allow a comfortable margin from manufacture. An unopened bottle stored properly stays true for a long time, which is exactly why the five-bottle deals make sense; you are not racing a clock. Once opened, aim to use a bottle within a few months for peak flavour. Slight colour deepening in an opened bottle is normal oxidation, not spoilage, but a dramatic change in smell or taste means retire it.

Shake before filling. Flavour concentrates and base liquids can settle slightly in storage. Ten seconds of shaking re-homogenises the bottle and is the cheapest flavour upgrade in vaping.

The mistakes we see most often:

Topping up a pod with a different flavour before the old one is finished, then blaming the strange result on the new bottle. Run a pod dry or rinse it when changing profiles.
Leaving a filled device flat on its side for days, which encourages seepage through the airflow in some designs. Store devices upright too.
Ignoring a tired coil and cycling through new flavours trying to find the taste again. The coil is the problem far more often than the liquid.
Storing bottles within reach of children or pets. Nicotine-containing liquid must be kept out of their reach without exception, and every bottle here ships with child-resistant caps as UK law requires.

Finally, recycle responsibly: empty 10ml bottles are typically recyclable plastics, and caps and boxes with them. A tidy vaper's drawer contains sealed stock in the dark, one open bottle in rotation and a spare coil. That is the whole discipline.

A note on buying in bulk sensibly: the five-for-£10 structure rewards stocking up, but rotate your stock the way a shop does, oldest bottle first. Write nothing down, just push new arrivals to the back of the drawer. Vapers who go through a bottle a week will comfortably clear a ten-bottle order well inside its printed dates, and the per-bottle saving over ten weeks of single purchases adds up to several free bottles a year. The only stock that ever goes to waste is stock left in sunlight or heat, which is entirely avoidable.

Ordering E-Liquid from VapeShopOnline: Delivery, Age Rules and What UK Compliance Means

A few practical promises underpin every order from this collection, and they are worth stating plainly because the UK vape market has a genuine problem with grey imports and non-compliant stock that we refuse to touch.

Everything here is TPD-compliant UK stock. That means no nicotine-containing bottle exceeds 10ml, no strength exceeds 20mg per ml, tanks on the devices we sell respect the 2ml limit, and every liquid has been notified for legitimate UK sale. Compliance is also why the shelf looks the way it does: shortfills are large because they are nicotine-free, salts are 10ml because they are not. If you ever see a 50ml bottle claiming 20mg nicotine on some marketplace, you are looking at a product that cannot legally be sold in this country.

Sales are strictly 18 and over. Age verification applies to every order without exception. This is not negotiable and never will be; nicotine products are adult products, full stop. Our framing on switching is equally careful: vaping products here are sold for adults switching from smoking or already vaping, and we make no health or medical claims about them.

Delivery is built around impatience. Orders over £20 ship free anywhere in the UK, which two multi-buy bundles reach on their own. Order before 4pm on a working day and your bottles are dispatched the same day for next-day arrival. E-liquid is light, so even large stock-ups travel in a letterbox-friendly package more often than not.

Stock is 100% genuine. We buy from authorised UK distribution, which matters more for e-liquid than almost any product, because counterfeit juice is indistinguishable at a glance and you are inhaling the contents. The price of a fake is never worth it, and with genuine bottles starting at £2.49 and dropping to £2 in the five-for-£10 deal, the saving from a fake is trivial anyway.

That is the whole picture: 736 bottles, twelve brands, four strengths, two deals and one page. Pick your bottle type, pick your strength, pick a flavour family and let the multi-buy do the rest. And if you get stuck between two bottles, the maths always gives the same answer: at these prices, buy both, because finding the flavour you will still enjoy in six months is worth far more than the £2.49 the experiment costs.

Popular picks from E-Liquids

If you would rather not scroll the whole range, these are a reasonable place to start.

Banana Split Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Berry Burst Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Fizzy Cherry Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Grape Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Lemon Breeze Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Mango Magic Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Pink Lemonade Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
Prime Lemon Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49

The full collection runs to 736 products, starting at £2.49. Filter by brand or price at the top of the page if you want to narrow it down.

Related collections worth a look

Shop this collection by brand:

Hayati (434 products)
Doozy (103 products)
Elux (116 products)
IVG (315 products)
Lost Mary (178 products)
Bar Juice (47 products)
Crystal Prime (153 products)
Elf Bar (139 products)
SKE (159 products)
Oxva (66 products)

Sitting alongside this collection:

Nicotine-Free E-Liquids (154 products)
5 for £10 E-Liquids (582 products)
Nic Salt Multi-Packs (582 products)
10mg E-Liquids (582 products)
20mg E-Liquids (582 products)
0mg E-Liquids (154 products)
Menthol E-Liquids (43 products)
Ice E-Liquids (147 products)

The main categories, if you want to start again: Vape Deals, Nicotine Salt E-Liquids, Nicotine Pouches, Pod Kits, Sale, Vape Kits. Baskets over £20 ship free within the UK.

Frequently asked questions

How many e-liquids does VapeShopOnline stock?

This collection currently holds 736 e-liquid listings from twelve brands, including Hayati, Doozy, Elux, IVG, Lost Mary, Bar Juice, Crystal Prime, Elf Bar, SKE, Oxva, Vampire Vape and Pukka Juice. Prices run from £2.49 for entry 10ml bottles up to £19.99 at the premium end of the range.

What nicotine strengths are available?

Four bands: 0mg, 5mg, 10mg and 20mg. The 20mg level is the maximum any e-liquid can legally contain in the UK under TPD rules. Most adults switching from a big-puff device start at 20mg in nicotine salt form, while 10mg suits lighter vapers and 0mg covers shortfills and flavour-only vaping.

What is the difference between nic salt and freebase e-liquid?

Nicotine salts bind nicotine with an acid so that high strengths feel smooth and rounded rather than sharp, which suits pod kits and adults switching from smoking. Freebase is the classic chemistry, crisp at lower strengths with a firmer throat feel as strength rises. Both come in 10ml bottles here.

Are shortfill e-liquids nicotine-free?

Yes. UK law limits nicotine-containing bottles to 10ml, so shortfills are sold as larger bottles of 0mg liquid, usually high in VG and intended for more powerful sub-ohm kits. The store carries 154 nicotine-free options across the shortfill and 10ml formats.

How does the BUY 5 FOR £10 e-liquid deal work?

Choose any five qualifying 10ml bottles, which are marked on their product cards, and the set is priced at £10. At the £2.49 entry price that is £2 per bottle instead of £12.45 for five singles. You can mix flavours and brands freely within the qualifying range, which covers 582 bottles.

What is the BUY 2 FOR £14 offer for?

It covers larger and premium bottles toward the £19.99 end of the collection, bringing two qualifying liquids to £7 each. It suits shortfill users going through bigger volumes in sub-ohm kits, where the per-ml saving is substantial compared with buying the same bottles individually.

Which flavours are available?

Fifteen families dominate the wall: mixed berries, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, cherry, blue raspberry, apple, watermelon, peach, mango, lemon, lemonade, mint, ice and bubblegum. Dedicated pages exist for popular families such as strawberry, ice and menthol so you can browse a single flavour across every brand.

What strength should I choose if I am switching from a disposable-style vape?

Nearly all big-puff devices are 20mg nicotine salt, so the like-for-like move is a 20mg salt e-liquid in a refillable pod kit. The flavour and feel will be familiar, and the cost per week drops sharply. If 20mg ever feels like too much, the same flavours are widely available at 10mg.

Can I use any e-liquid in any device?

No, and this is the most common newcomer mistake. Balanced 50/50 bottles, which include all 10ml salts here, suit pod kits and coils above roughly 1 ohm. Thick high-VG shortfills need sub-ohm coils with large wicking ports. Mismatching causes dry hits, gurgling or leaking rather than any harm to the bottle.

Does e-liquid expire, and how should I store it?

Every compliant bottle carries a printed expiry date with a generous margin. Store bottles upright, tightly capped, away from heat and sunlight, and unopened stock keeps well, which is what makes multi-buy deals practical. Once opened, use a bottle within a few months for best flavour, and always keep liquids away from children and pets.

Is delivery free?

UK delivery is free on orders over £20, which two multi-buy bundles reach comfortably. Orders placed before 4pm on working days are dispatched the same day for next-day arrival, and e-liquid orders usually travel in compact letterbox-friendly packaging.

Are the e-liquids genuine?

Yes, 100% genuine UK stock bought through authorised distribution. Counterfeit e-liquid is a real problem in the wider market and is impossible to spot visually, so we treat supply chain integrity as non-negotiable. Every bottle is TPD-notified for legitimate sale in this country.

Do you sell e-liquid to under-18s?

Never. All nicotine and vaping products are sold strictly to adults aged 18 and over, and age verification applies to every order. These products are intended for adults switching from smoking or already vaping, and we make no health claims about them.

E-Liquids

Banana Split Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Berry Burst Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Fizzy Cherry Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Grape Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Lemon Breeze Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Mango Magic Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Pink Lemonade Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Prime Lemon Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Snow Mint Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Watermelon Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars

Blue Raspberry Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Blue Razz Lemonade Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Blue Sour Raspberry Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Cherry Ice Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Fizzy Cherry Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Kiwi Passion Guava Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Lemon Lime Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Sour Pineapple Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Strawberry Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Watermelon Ice Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid

Apple Peach Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Banana Ice Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Berry Crush Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blackberry Raspberry Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blue Bubba Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blue Ice Pop Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

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