Ice E-Liquids

Ice E-Liquids: The Chill That Runs Through Half the UK Juice Wall

Walk the juice wall of any UK vape shop and count how many bottle labels finish with the word ice. On the fruit side of the shelf it is close to half of everything on display, and our own stockroom numbers say the same. VapeShopOnline currently lists 147 ice e-liquids, priced from £2.49 a bottle up to £10.99 at the top end, which makes iced juice one of the deepest single categories in the entire store. That is not a passing fashion. Ice earned its place on the shelf because it solves a genuine problem that flat, uncooled fruit liquids have always struggled with.

The problem is palate fatigue. Sweet fruit flavourings coat the mouth. Vape three or four pods of a warm strawberry or a soft banana and the flavour begins to blur, because the taste receptors doing the work get saturated and stop reporting anything fresh. Add a coolant and the picture changes entirely. The chill resets the mouth between puffs, keeps each inhale feeling clean, and lets the same fruit read as sharp on puff two hundred as it did on puff one. That is the entire trick, and it is exactly why the iced version of a popular flavour so often outsells the original by a wide margin.

Our ice shelf is led by twelve brands. Hayati is the biggest presence with 27 iced liquids, followed by Doozy on 15, then IVG and Lost Mary tied on 14 each. Bar Juice and Crystal Prime bring 10 apiece, Elux adds 9, Dr Frost and Elf Bar contribute 8 each, SKE has 7, Zeus Juice 5 and Vampire Vape 4. Between them they cover almost every fruit worth freezing: mixed berries, apple, strawberry, watermelon, pineapple, cherry, banana, raspberry, peach, grape, blueberry, tropical fruit, blackberry and even cola.

Strengths run across four options. Most of the shelf sits at the two nicotine salt standards of 10mg and 20mg, with a smaller 5mg group for lighter vapers and a 0mg selection for anyone who wants the flavour and the cold without any nicotine at all. Every nicotine bottle here is TPD compliant, which in plain terms means the strength never exceeds 20mg per ml and the bottle never exceeds 10ml. Sales are strictly 18+ and we age verify every order, no exceptions.

This page is a working guide rather than a sales sheet. Below we break down what coolants actually are and how they differ from menthol, how to read the cooling intensity of a bottle before you buy it, which fruits gain the most from a freeze, how the twelve brands each interpret cold differently, and how to stack the 5 for £10 nic salt offer so a full rotation costs less than a round of drinks.

Ice Is Not a Flavour, It Is a Technique

The single most useful thing to understand about this collection is that ice is not an ingredient with a taste of its own in the way that strawberry or cola is. Ice is a sensation, produced by cooling agents that trigger the same nerve pathway your mouth uses to detect a genuine drop in temperature. Nothing in the bottle is actually cold. The liquid leaves the pod at the same temperature as any other juice. Your nervous system simply gets told that something chilly has arrived, and it believes the message completely.

Three families of cooling agent do almost all the work in modern UK bar-style liquid. The oldest is menthol, extracted from mint or made synthetically, which brings its own recognisable minty aroma along with the chill. That aroma is a feature when you want a mint or menthol vape and a nuisance when you want a clean fruit, because mint fights with soft fruits like peach and banana. Menthol is why we keep a separate menthol e-liquid collection for people who specifically want that mint character front and centre.

The second family is the group generally sold under the trade name koolada, which delivers a rounded, mid-depth chill with almost no flavour of its own. It is the workhorse of fruit ice blends because it lets the fruit stay in charge. The third family covers the newer high-power coolants used to create the very sharp, almost stinging cold you find in the most aggressive iced liquids. These are potent in tiny quantities and can turn a mild raspberry into something that feels like biting into a snowdrift.

Most bottles use a blend of two of the three, tuned by the mixer to sit at a particular point on the scale. That is why two liquids both labelled cherry ice can feel completely different. One might use a whisper of koolada to lift the fruit, the other might load in a hefty dose of high-power coolant and aim for a blast. Neither approach is wrong. They are simply built for different vapers.

There is a practical consequence worth knowing. Coolants suppress perceived sweetness. A heavily iced liquid will always taste less sugary than the same recipe without ice, even when the sweetener level is identical, because the cold signal competes for attention with the sweet signal. If you find modern bar juice too sweet, moving up the ice scale is one of the most effective fixes available, and it costs nothing extra. If you find iced juice thin and want more fruit body, moving down the scale or across to the uncooled bottles in our wider e-liquid range is the answer.

Coolants also change how vapour feels rather than how it tastes. A cooled inhale reads as smoother and less dense in the throat, which is a large part of why iced liquid pairs so naturally with the higher nicotine strengths that adults switching from smoking tend to start on.

Reading the Cooling Scale Before You Buy

Nobody prints a cooling number on a UK bottle, so learning to read the signals on a label saves a lot of wasted money. After years of stocking these liquids we use a rough five point scale in the shop, and it maps onto product names surprisingly reliably.

Level one: a lift, not a chill

Liquids that carry no ice word at all but still feel fresh. Many lemonades, sodas and citrus blends sit here. The cooling is barely present and exists only to stop the fruit going flat. If you dislike cold vapes but find plain fruit dull, this is your zone.

Level two: named ice

Anything simply called something ice, such as Grape Ice or Peach Ice, usually lands in the comfortable middle. This is the largest group on our shelf by a distance and the safest place for a first-time buyer. You get a clean, refreshing finish that clears the palate without numbing anything. The Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts Peach Ice at £2.89 is a textbook example: the peach stays soft and ripe, the ice arrives only on the exhale.

Level three: fizzy and pop styles

Names with fizzy, pop, blast or soda in them tend to combine coolant with a sharp acidic note, which reads as colder than it really is because your palate stacks the two sensations. The Angel Nic Salts Fizzy Cherry Ice at £2.49 is a good demonstration of the effect, and at that price it is a cheap way to test whether you like the style.

Level four: freeze, frost, arctic and polar

When a brand reaches for words like frost, freeze, arctic or extreme, take it at face value. These are built around the high-power coolants and they are genuinely intense. Dr Frost has built an entire identity on this territory and our Dr Frost collection is where to look if you want serious cold done properly rather than crudely.

Level five: double and triple ice

The specialist end. Doubled coolant loads that some vapers adore and others find unusable. Buy one bottle before you buy five, always.

One more label clue: the position of the word ice in the name often tells you the balance. Watermelon Ice usually means watermelon first, cold second. Ice Watermelon or Iced Watermelon Blast usually means the cold is the headline. It is not a formal rule, but across 147 bottles it holds up far more often than not.

If you are unsure, start at level two, buy across the nic salt multi-pack deal so a mistake costs you two pounds rather than five, and adjust from there.

The Fruit Families That Gain the Most From a Freeze

Not every flavour improves with cold. Some are transformed by it, some are merely tolerable with it, and a few are actively ruined. Fifteen flavour families appear across our iced shelf, and they behave very differently once a coolant goes in.

Berries: the natural fit

Mixed berries, raspberry, blueberry and blackberry are the standout winners. Berry flavourings carry a natural tartness that cold sharpens rather than flattens, and the jammy heaviness that plagues warm berry liquids simply vanishes. Grape Blueberry Ice from Bar Juice is a good illustration of the effect: the grape supplies body, the blueberry supplies tartness, the ice keeps the whole thing from turning syrupy. If berries are your home territory, our blue raspberry e-liquids are built almost entirely on this principle.

Melons and stone fruit: the balancing act

Watermelon and peach need a lighter hand. Both are delicate, watery profiles and a heavy coolant load will bury them entirely, leaving you vaping cold air with a hint of something sweet. Done well, though, a chilled melon is one of the most refreshing things you can put in a pod. Our watermelon e-liquid range shows how many mixers get this right.

Cherry and grape: the sweets counter

These two lean candied rather than fresh in almost every UK bar liquid, and ice is what keeps them from becoming cloying. Angel Nic Salts Grape Ice at £2.49 and the Aqua Salts Cherry Ice at £2.89 are both firmly in sweet-shop territory, and both are far more vapeable all day for having the chill.

Banana and cola: the awkward ones

Banana is the hardest fruit to ice. Get it wrong and the creamy, slightly sulphurous notes in banana flavouring clash badly with menthol. Get it right and it becomes a genuinely distinctive all-day vape. The Bar Juice 5000 Banana Ice is one of the better executions we stock, and our banana e-liquid collection shows the alternatives. Cola ice is similar: the spice notes in cola flavouring can fight the coolant, so the successful versions keep the ice light and let the fizz do the refreshing work.

Apple, pineapple and tropical: the sleepers

Green apple with ice is one of the most underrated combinations in vaping. The tartness of apple flavouring and a mid-level chill produce something extremely close to biting a cold apple straight from the fridge. Pineapple and mixed tropical blends behave the same way, with the added benefit that their acidity keeps the sweetness in check without any help.

Strawberry sits in the middle of all this and deserves its own consideration. Iced strawberry is a huge seller, but strawberry is a notoriously difficult flavour to build, and the results vary enormously between brands. Our full strawberry e-liquid collection covers both the iced and uniced versions side by side.

Twelve Brands, Twelve Different Ideas of Cold

Every mixing house has a signature, and on the ice shelf that signature is mostly about restraint. Some brands cool hard, some cool lightly, and knowing which is which before you order is the difference between a bottle you finish and a bottle that sits in a drawer.

Hayati

With 27 iced liquids, Hayati has the widest ice range we carry and the most consistent house style: bold, sweet, unapologetically bar-flavoured, with cooling pitched at a firm but not extreme middle. If you came to bottled juice from big-puff devices, Hayati is the most familiar landing point. The full Hayati collection runs to 721 products across liquids and kits.

Doozy

Doozy sits at 15 iced liquids and takes a more considered approach. This is a brand with a long UK history and it shows in the blending, with layered fruit that survives the coolant instead of being flattened by it. Worth a look if you find bar juice one dimensional. See the wider Doozy range for their uniced work too.

IVG and Lost Mary

Both at 14 iced liquids. IVG builds bright, high-impact fruit with a clean cold finish and is one of the most reliably enjoyable brands on the shelf. Lost Mary transfers the flavours from its enormously popular devices into bottles, so if you already know a Lost Mary pod flavour you can usually find its liquid twin. Browse IVG and Lost Mary in full.

Bar Juice and Crystal Prime

Ten each. Bar Juice 5000 exists for one purpose, which is recreating device flavours in a 10ml bottle at a low price, and it does that job better than almost anyone. Crystal Prime brings the same logic from its own device line. The Bar Juice and Crystal Prime collections are both worth browsing if you are replacing a device habit with a refillable one.

Dr Frost

Eight liquids and by far the most specialised presence here. Dr Frost does one thing: proper, serious, deliberate cold, applied to fruit that can take it. If levels four and five on the cooling scale are where you live, start with Dr Frost and work outwards.

Elux, Elf Bar and SKE

Nine, eight and seven respectively. All three follow device-to-bottle logic with reliable, crowd-pleasing profiles and moderate cooling. Good default choices when you want no surprises.

Zeus Juice and Vampire Vape

Five and four. These are the two most distinctly British names on the list, both with a heritage that predates the bar juice era, and both mix with a lighter hand on the sweetener. Vampire Vape in particular has a reputation for flavours that do not taste like anything else on the wall. Explore Vampire Vape and Zeus Juice when you want a break from bar-style sweetness.

Ice and Nicotine: How Coolant Changes 5mg, 10mg and 20mg

The interaction between coolant and nicotine strength is the part most buying guides skip, and it matters more than almost anything else on this page. Nicotine produces a throat sensation on the inhale. Coolant produces a competing sensation on the same tissue. Put them together and each one masks part of the other, which means an iced liquid at a given strength does not feel like an uniced liquid at that same strength.

In practice, most people find that 20mg iced juice feels noticeably softer in the throat than 20mg uniced juice of the same brand. That can be a benefit or a trap depending on why you are buying. If you are an adult switching away from cigarettes and you need a strength that satisfies without feeling harsh, iced 20mg nic salt is one of the easiest formats to get on with, and our 20mg e-liquid collection is the largest strength group we stock. The trap is that a smoother inhale invites longer, more frequent puffs, so it is worth paying attention to how quickly a bottle empties rather than judging by feel alone.

The 10mg tier is where most established vapers settle after a few months. It is the sweet spot for iced fruit because there is enough nicotine for satisfaction but little enough that the fruit flavour is not competing with a strong throat sensation. Our 10mg e-liquid range is the same size as the 20mg group, which tells you something about how evenly UK vapers are split between the two.

The 5mg option appears on a smaller part of the ice shelf and serves a specific purpose. It suits vapers using higher-output refillable pod kits, where the device delivers more vapour per puff and a lower strength keeps the total intake sensible. It also suits people stepping down gradually over time.

Then there is 0mg. Nicotine-free iced liquid does something the other strengths cannot: it lets you taste the coolant and the fruit with nothing else in the way. Some vapers keep a 0mg iced bottle purely as a palate cleanser between stronger flavours. Others use it to dilute, mixing nicotine-free liquid with a nicotine bottle to land at a custom strength. Our 0mg e-liquids and the wider nicotine-free range cover 154 products between them.

A word on salts versus freebase. Almost every iced bottle in this collection is a nicotine salt, which is smoother at high strength and designed for low-power pod devices. Freebase liquid at 20mg would be uncomfortably harsh for most people, which is why the market moved to salts for bar-style vaping. If you want to understand the format properly, our nicotine salt e-liquid collection is the place to start. For high-power sub-ohm devices you want the low-nicotine large bottles in our shortfill range instead.

Matching Iced Liquid to Your Device and Coil

An iced liquid can taste superb in one device and thin in another, and the reason is almost always coil resistance and airflow rather than the juice itself. Getting this pairing right is the cheapest upgrade available to any vaper.

Refillable pod kits, 0.8ohm and above

This is the natural home for the 10mg and 20mg iced nic salts on this page. A tight, mouth-to-lung draw concentrates the vapour, which concentrates both the flavour and the cooling sensation. The result is a punchy, cold, satisfying inhale from a small amount of liquid. Most of the kits in our pod kit range are built exactly for this, and they are what we recommend to anyone moving off prefilled devices.

Sub-ohm tanks, below 0.6ohm

Big airy devices dilute the vapour with far more air, so cooling that felt strong in a pod kit can read as gentle here. High-strength salts are also a poor match for these devices because the vapour volume is so much greater. If you vape sub-ohm, look at the larger bottles in our shortfill collection and pick a stronger ice level than you would in a pod.

Prefilled devices

If you are still using prefilled pod kits, you already know the flavour profile you like. The fastest way to move to bottles without losing what you enjoy is to find the bottled equivalent from the same house, which is exactly why brands like Bar Juice, Crystal Prime and Elf Bar make bottled versions of device flavours.

What ice does to coil life

Here is the practical part. Coolants themselves are gentle on coils. What kills coils in iced bar juice is the sweetener that usually rides alongside them. Sucralose caramelises on a hot coil and leaves a dark residue that muffles flavour long before the coil actually fails. Heavily sweetened iced fruit will therefore shorten coil life compared with a plain menthol, sometimes by half.

Three habits extend coil life considerably. First, prime properly: flood the cotton, wait a full five minutes on a new coil, and take two or three gentle primer puffs before a real one. Second, run at the lower end of the recommended wattage, because heat is what caramelises the sweetener. Third, do not chain-vape a fresh coil during its first pod. Keep a spare set from our vape coil range in the drawer so a gunked coil never forces you back onto a device you did not want to buy.

One last pairing note. Iced liquids tend to be thinner than dessert or creamy liquids because they carry less heavy flavouring, which means they wick faster and are more prone to leaking through a worn seal. If a pod that used to be fine starts weeping with an iced juice in it, the pod is the problem, not the liquid. Our refillable vape pods cover replacements for most common kits.

Building an Ice Rotation That Actually Lasts

The mistake we see most often is a vaper finding one iced flavour they love, buying five bottles of it, and going off it entirely by bottle three. This happens because of a well documented effect known among vapers as vaper's tongue, where continuous exposure to one flavour profile makes it fade to almost nothing. It is not a fault in the liquid. It is your palate adapting.

A rotation fixes it. Rather than five bottles of the same thing, buy five different bottles that sit in different flavour territories and switch between them across a week. Because our nic salt multi-buy works out at £2 per bottle, a five-flavour rotation costs no more than five identical bottles. There is no financial reason not to do it.

Here is the rotation structure we recommend to customers, adapted to the ice shelf:

• The anchor. One reliable, mid-cooled fruit you could vape all day without thinking about it. A peach, watermelon or grape ice does this job well.
• The sharp one. Something tart and high-contrast to cut through after food. Berry, blue raspberry or a fizzy cherry works here.
• The sweet one. A candy-leaning bottle for evenings, when you want something closer to a dessert. Grape, cola or a bubblegum-style ice covers it.
• The odd one. Deliberately unusual. Banana ice, energy ice or a tropical blend. Its job is to be different enough that returning to the anchor feels new again.
• The reset. Either a very cold, low-sweetness bottle or a 0mg option kept purely to clear the palate.

Rotate at pod level rather than bottle level. Finish a pod of one, switch to the next, come back around. Most people find that three days away from a flavour is enough for it to taste properly vivid again.

Two supporting habits make a bigger difference than any of this. Drink water. Vaping is drying and a dry mouth reads flavour poorly, which people almost always misdiagnose as a bad bottle. And keep bottles out of direct sunlight and heat, because nicotine liquid darkens and dulls with light and warmth. A cool drawer is all it takes.

If you want to build a rotation without picking every bottle yourself, the easiest starting point is the 5 for £10 e-liquid selection, which covers 582 qualifying bottles across every fruit family and cooling level on this page. Pick one from each of the five roles above and you have a fortnight sorted for a tenner.

The Maths of 5 for £10 and 2 for £14

Two multi-buy offers run across the ice shelf and understanding both properly is worth real money over a year. They apply to different bottle types, so it pays to know which is which before you fill a basket.

Five for ten pounds

This is the nicotine salt offer and it covers the bulk of this collection. Qualifying 10ml nic salt bottles come out at £2 each when you take five. Since individual prices on the shelf start at £2.49 and most sit at £2.79 or £2.89, the saving is between 20 and 31 percent depending on which bottles you choose. Take five bottles at £2.89, such as a mix of the Bar Juice 5000 iced range, and you pay £10 instead of £14.45, saving £4.45.

The important detail is that mixing flavours does not cost anything. The offer is on quantity, not on repetition, so a basket of five completely different iced liquids costs the same as five identical ones. Given everything in the section above about rotation, there is no argument for buying five of the same.

Two for fourteen pounds

This offer applies to the larger bottles at the upper end of the price range, where single prices climb towards £10.99. Two at £14 works out at £7 each. On the highest-priced bottles that is a saving of nearly £8 across the pair. This offer suits vapers running higher-output devices who get through more liquid, and anyone buying nicotine-free bottles in volume.

How to stack sensibly

• Fill the five-for-ten slots first, because the per-bottle saving is proportionally larger.
• Use the fifth slot for an experiment. At an effective £2, trying a flavour you are unsure about costs less than a coffee.
• Push the basket past £20 and UK delivery is free, which two multi-buys will do on their own.
• Order before 4pm on a working day and it dispatches the same day.

A worked example. Two rounds of five-for-ten gives you ten bottles for £20, free delivery included, at an effective £2 per bottle. Ten 10ml bottles is 100ml of liquid. For a typical pod vaper getting through 2ml to 3ml a day, that is somewhere between five and seven weeks of vaping for £20 all in. Set against the cost of a device-a-day habit, the arithmetic speaks for itself, which is the main reason so many people moved to bottles after the single-use ban.

Both offers sit inside our wider vape deals section, and the qualifying nic salt bottles are gathered in the nic salt multi-pack collection if you want to see the full eligible list in one place.

Season, Weather and Why an Iced Bottle Earns Its Place Year Round

Iced liquid sells hardest in July and softest in January, which is entirely predictable and, we would argue, entirely the wrong way round for most people. The seasonal logic that says cold vapes are for summer misses what coolants actually do.

In warm weather the appeal is obvious. A chilled inhale on a hot day is genuinely pleasant, sweeter fruit flavours feel heavy in the heat, and the refreshing quality of an iced watermelon or pineapple is exactly what you want. Nothing controversial there. But the winter case is stronger than people expect. Cold, dry air and indoor heating both dull the palate, and a heavily sweetened uniced liquid tastes noticeably flatter in February than it did in August. A mid-level coolant cuts through that dullness and restores definition to fruit that would otherwise read as vague and syrupy.

There is also the pod hygiene angle. In summer, liquid thins in the heat and leaks more readily. A pod left in a hot car or a sunny windowsill will weep, and iced liquids being naturally thinner makes them slightly more prone to it. If you carry a device in a bag through summer, keep it upright and out of direct sun. In winter the opposite problem appears: cold liquid thickens, wicks slowly, and a pod taken straight from a coat pocket into use will often give a dry, burnt first puff. Warm the device in your hand for a minute before the first puff of the day and that disappears.

Storage rules are the same across the year and take ten seconds to follow. Keep spare bottles upright, capped tight, away from light and heat, and out of reach of children and pets at all times. Nicotine liquid is not a household product to leave on a kitchen counter. Every bottle we ship carries a child-resistant closure and a tamper-evident seal as UK law requires, but the closure is a backstop, not a substitute for sensible storage.

A practical seasonal buying pattern that works well: keep the cooling level roughly constant and change the fruit instead. Lighter, sharper fruits in warm months, deeper berry and darker fruit in cold ones, with the ice doing the same job all year. That way your palate never has to relearn a new sensation, and you simply follow what tastes good.

The one genuine exception is anyone who finds strong cooling uncomfortable in cold weather. If a heavy freeze makes your chest feel tight on a frosty morning, drop down the cooling scale rather than giving up on ice entirely. There is a large gap between level two and level five, and most of our 147 bottles live in it.

Ice, Menthol and the Neighbouring Shelves Worth Exploring

Ice and menthol get lumped together constantly and they are not the same thing. The distinction is worth ten seconds of your attention because it determines whether you enjoy your next bottle.

Menthol brings a flavour: recognisably minty, slightly herbal, with a cooling effect as a by-product. Ice, as used on modern fruit bottles, brings a cooling effect with as little flavour as the mixer can manage. A menthol liquid tastes of mint. An iced strawberry tastes of strawberry, cold. If what you want is a clean mint or a classic menthol, our menthol e-liquid collection carries 43 dedicated options and is the right shelf. If what you want is fruit that stays sharp, you are already on the right page.

Where to go next depends on which part of the ice experience you are chasing.

• If you want the fruit turned up. Go single-flavour. Our watermelon, strawberry, banana and blue raspberry collections each contain both iced and uniced versions, so you can compare the same fruit with and without the freeze.
• If you want the cold turned up. Dr Frost first, then the frost and freeze named bottles from the larger brands.
• If you want to spend less. The 5 for £10 shelf is the answer, and the sale section is worth a scan before every order.
• If you want a device to match. Refillable pod kits are the natural partner for these liquids, and our starter kit range covers 455 options for anyone building a first setup.
• If you are not ready to refill yet. The big-puff rechargeable range carries the same iced flavour profiles in prefilled form.

It is also worth knowing what disappeared and why. Single-use disposable vapes were banned from sale in the UK, and the market response was the rechargeable, pod-replaceable devices that now dominate the shelves. Those devices carry the same 2ml tank limit and the same 20mg nicotine ceiling as everything else, and their flavour ranges are heavily iced because that is what buyers want. Bottled iced nic salt exists in the same flavour universe at a fraction of the running cost, which is precisely why this collection has grown to 147 lines.

Finally, if you have arrived here from a brand you already trust, follow it through. The brand pages for Elf Bar, SKE and Elux all carry their iced bottles alongside their devices, so you can see the full picture in one place.

Buying Ice E-Liquid From VapeShopOnline

Everything on this page is stocked, sourced and shipped by us in the UK, and we would rather set expectations clearly than surprise anyone at checkout.

Stock and authenticity

All 147 iced liquids are 100% genuine, bought through authorised UK channels. Counterfeit nic salt is a real problem in the UK market and it is usually spotted by an unrealistically low price on a big-name brand. Every bottle we ship carries the correct MHRA notification, the required child-resistant and tamper-evident closure, and full UK labelling. If a bottle ever arrives without those, we want to hear about it.

Delivery

Orders placed before 4pm on a working day are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is free on orders over £20, which two multi-buy bundles will comfortably clear. Nicotine products cannot be left in an unattended location without a signature in some cases, so use an address where someone can receive the parcel.

Age verification

Sales are strictly 18+. We run age verification on every order and we will ask for identification where a check is inconclusive. There is no way around this and no circumstance in which we will ship nicotine to anyone underage. Couriers may also request identification at the door.

Compliance in plain English

• Nicotine strength never exceeds 20mg per ml. Anything advertised above that is not legal for UK sale.
• Nicotine-containing bottles never exceed 10ml. Larger bottles you see across the site are nicotine-free shortfills.
• Prefilled tanks and pods never exceed 2ml.
• Single-use disposables are banned from sale. Everything device-shaped we stock is rechargeable with a replaceable pod.

What we will not tell you

We are a vape shop, not a health service. We do not make claims about health outcomes and we will not tell you that vaping is a treatment for anything. These products are intended for adult vapers aged 18 or over, including adults switching from smoking. If you do not currently use nicotine, there is no reason to start.

Getting help

If you are unsure which cooling level, strength or flavour suits you, ask before you order rather than after. We would far rather spend two minutes pointing you at the right bottle than process a return. Browse the full e-liquid range of 736 products, check what has just landed in new in, and pick up your iced bottles from the ice collection whenever your rotation needs refreshing.

Popular picks from Ice E-Liquids

A handful of products from this collection worth looking at first.

• Fizzy Cherry Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
• Grape Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
• Watermelon Ice Angel Nic Salts by Vapes Bars from £2.49
• Cherry Ice Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid from £2.89
• Watermelon Ice Aqua Salts Nic Salts E-Liquid from £2.89
• Banana Ice Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts from £2.89
• Blue Ice Pop Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts from £2.89
• Energy Ice Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts from £2.89

The full collection runs to 147 products, starting at £2.49. The sort and filter controls make a large range manageable.

Related collections worth a look

The brands you will find here:

• Hayati (434 products)
• Doozy (103 products)
• IVG (315 products)
• Lost Mary (178 products)
• Bar Juice (47 products)
• Crystal Prime (153 products)
• Elux (116 products)
• Dr Frost (9 products)
• Elf Bar (139 products)
• SKE (159 products)

Closely related ranges:

• E-Liquids (736 products)
• 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)

Broader ranges to browse from here: Nicotine Pouches, E-Liquids, Vape Kits, Disposable Vapes, Vape Pods, Pod Kits. Baskets over £20 ship free within the UK.