Nicotine-Free E-Liquids

Nicotine-Free Vaping: 154 Zero-Nicotine E-Liquids From £3.95

There is a whole wing of vaping that has nothing to do with nicotine, and this is its home. Our nicotine-free collection holds 154 e-liquids from twelve brands, priced from £3.95 up to £19.99 for the biggest premium bottles, with a standing buy 2 for £14 deal that turns the best-selling 100ml shortfills into some of the cheapest liquid per millilitre in the entire store. Every bottle contains flavour, vapour and nothing else: zero nicotine, guaranteed by the manufacturer and stated plainly on the label.

People arrive at this page from surprisingly different directions. Some are flavour enthusiasts who love the taste and the ritual but want none of the substance. Some are cloud and trick hobbyists whose big sub-ohm hardware would make short work of any nicotine-containing liquid. Some are mixers who buy zero-nicotine shortfills deliberately, add their own nicotine shots, and build a custom strength no 10ml bottle offers. And some simply want a bottle for the shelf beside their usual rotation, for evenings when they fancy the flavour without the buzz.

Whatever brought you here, the practical rules of the house stay the same as everywhere else on the site. We sell to adults aged 18 and over only, with age verification on every order regardless of nicotine content. Orders over £20 ship free anywhere in the UK, anything ordered before 4pm is dispatched the same working day, and every bottle is 100% genuine UK stock from the official distribution chain. This page walks through the whole territory: who zero-nicotine vaping suits, how the shortfill format works, what the twelve brands each do best, and how to squeeze proper value out of that 2 for £14 deal.

Who Vapes Without Nicotine? Five Honest Answers

Zero-nicotine vaping confuses people who assume nicotine is the whole point. It is not, and the range of people buying from this collection proves it. Five groups account for nearly all of it.

The flavour-first vaper. For a lot of adults the appeal of vaping was never the nicotine at all. It was the taste: a properly made lemon tart, a sharp berry ice, a thick banana milkshake. Nicotine-free liquid serves that enjoyment with nothing riding along, the same way an alcohol-free beer serves a taste rather than an effect.

The cloud and trick hobbyist. Direct-to-lung vaping through powerful low-resistance hardware vaporises liquid at many times the rate of a pod kit. Doing that with nicotine on board would be overwhelming, so the cloud-chasing scene runs almost exclusively on high-VG zero-nicotine juice. If your interest is dense vapour and rings rather than any kind of hit, this is your shelf by default.

The social vaper. Some people vape the way others hold a drink at a party: occasionally, socially, for the ritual. Zero nicotine keeps it exactly that casual.

The self-mixer. A shortfill is deliberately sold nicotine-free with space left in the bottle, so the buyer can add nicotine shots to a strength of their own choosing. For these customers, zero nicotine is not the destination but the raw material. We cover the arithmetic further down.

The finished stepper. Adults who have worked down through the strengths, from the top of our 20mg range through 10mg and beyond, sometimes keep the habit's shape while dropping its substance. The hand-to-mouth ritual, the flavour, the exhale: all present. The nicotine: gone. Whether that is an ending or just a preference is entirely their business, and this collection serves it without comment.

What unites all five groups is that they are buying flavour and ritual on purpose rather than by default, and that shapes how this page is best shopped. Strength is not a variable here; every bottle is the same zero. So the decisions that matter are flavour region, bottle size, VG ratio and price per millilitre, and the sections below take those one at a time. If you recognise yourself in more than one group, that is normal too. Plenty of our regulars are a flavour-first vaper on weekdays and a self-mixer at the weekend, and one shelf serves both.

The Shortfill: Why Zero Nicotine Comes in Big Bottles

Walk this collection and you will notice something immediately: the bottles are huge. While nicotine-containing liquid lives in 10ml bottles by law, most of this page is 50ml and 100ml shortfills. That difference is not branding. It is the single most important piece of UK vaping regulation to understand as a buyer.

The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations cap nicotine-containing e-liquid at 20mg per millilitre, restrict it to 10ml containers, and require every such product to be notified to the MHRA before sale. But all three of those rules attach to the nicotine. A liquid with none in it sits outside the TPD's bottle-size limits entirely, which is why a 100ml bottle of zero-nicotine juice is perfectly legal on a UK shelf while a 100ml bottle of 3mg would be seizable stock.

The industry's response was the shortfill: a large bottle deliberately underfilled, so a 120ml bottle carries 100ml of flavoured zero-nicotine liquid with 20ml of headroom. The buyer can vape it exactly as sold, or use that headroom for nicotine shots. The format has two enormous advantages for you:

• Price per millilitre collapses. A 100ml shortfill at £7.99 works out around 8p per millilitre, against roughly 25p to 40p per millilitre for 10ml nic salts at single-bottle prices. For high-volume vapers the difference is the whole ballgame.
• Flavour ranges get ambitious. Because shortfills serve hobbyists as well as everyday vapers, manufacturers use the format for their most elaborate recipes: layered desserts, complex fruit stacks, the flagship lines they are proudest of.

The whole format has its own department in our shortfill e-liquids collection, and the overlap with this page is nearly total, since a shortfill as sold is by definition nicotine-free. Zero nicotine still does not mean zero rules, though: general product safety law applies, labelling must be accurate, and our 18+ policy covers every bottle regardless.

A brief note on reading shortfill labels, because the numbers can mislead a first-time buyer. A bottle marked 100ml usually means 100ml of liquid in a container with room for 120ml, and the price is for the liquid, not the plastic. Some ranges also sell 50ml in a 60ml bottle, the format Devil Vapour uses here, which suits anyone auditioning a flavour before committing to the full size. Whichever size you pick, the strength printed will always read 0mg, because that is the only strength the format can legally ship at. The strength you end up vaping is a decision you make at home, or never make at all.

Nic Shots: Making a Shortfill Any Strength You Want

Here is the part of the shortfill story that turns a zero-nicotine bottle into the most flexible product in vaping. A nicotine shot is a plain, unflavoured 10ml bottle of nicotine liquid at the legal maximum of 20mg or thereabouts, sold separately and TPD-compliant in its own right. Squeeze one or more into a shortfill's headroom, shake hard, and you have hand-built a strength that no prefilled product offers.

The arithmetic is simple dilution. Total nicotine added, divided by total volume, gives the final strength:

• One 10ml shot at 18mg into 100ml of shortfill gives 180mg in 110ml, which lands at roughly 1.6mg per millilitre. A whisper of nicotine, barely there.
• Two such shots into the same 100ml gives 360mg in 120ml, exactly 3mg per millilitre. This is the classic sub-ohm strength, and it is why 120ml shortfill bottles ship with 20ml of headroom.
• Half a shot into a 50ml bottle gives around 1.6mg; a full shot gives roughly 3mg. Smaller bottle, same logic.

Three practical rules make the difference between a good mix and a disappointing one. Shake seriously, a full minute of hard shaking, because nicotine that has not dispersed evenly gives you weak vapour today and harsh vapour tomorrow. Let it rest for a few hours if you can; freshly shot liquid tastes slightly raw and settles noticeably overnight. Label the bottle with strength and date, because two identical bottles at different strengths is a mistake you only make once.

And if you would rather have none of this admin, that is equally valid: every bottle on this page is complete exactly as sold. The ready-made alternative at fixed strengths lives in our nicotine salt e-liquids, where the mixing has been done in a laboratory instead of your kitchen.

Two further notes for the mixers. First, shots come in two chemistries, freebase and salt, and the choice flavours the result: freebase shots give a firmer throat hit at the same strength, salt shots a smoother one. For low final strengths around 3mg the difference is subtle, but it is real, and it is worth trying both across two bottles to learn your preference. Second, always add shots before the first vape of the bottle rather than part-way through. Dosing a half-used bottle means recalculating against an unknown remaining volume, and eyeballing millilitres through tinted plastic is how mystery-strength liquid gets made.

What Is Actually in the Bottle: Ingredients at Zero Nicotine

Take the nicotine out of an e-liquid and what remains is a remarkably short recipe. Understanding it takes two minutes and permanently changes how you read a label, which is a skill worth having in a market where labels are the buyer's first line of defence.

The base, which is most of the bottle. Vegetable glycerine and propylene glycol together make up the overwhelming majority of any e-liquid, typically well over 90% of the volume. Both are common food-industry ingredients: VG is the thick, mildly sweet component that turns to visible vapour, PG the thin carrier that transports flavour crisply. Every bottle on this page states its ratio, and that single number tells you more about how the liquid will behave in your device than the flavour name does.

The flavourings, which are the point. Food-grade flavour concentrates make up the small remainder, usually a low single-digit percentage. This is where the craft lives. A convincing strawberry is one concentrate; a strawberry milkshake with a biscuit base is a dozen, balanced so no layer shouts over another. The reason established houses like IVG and Doozy taste noticeably better than anonymous imports is not exotic ingredients but years of iteration on these blends.

What is not in there. A properly made zero-nicotine e-liquid contains no nicotine, no tobacco, and nothing designed to be anything other than flavour and base. Reputable UK manufacturers also formulate without the ingredients that earned early vaping bad headlines, and accurate, complete labelling is a legal requirement under UK product safety law even outside the TPD regime.

Why genuine stock matters doubly here. The zero on the label is a manufacturing promise, and it is only worth anything when the bottle actually comes from the manufacturer. Counterfeit liquid is not formulated to any promise at all, which is why we source every bottle through official UK distribution and say 100% genuine stock without hedging. Read the ratio, read the brand, and buy from a chain of custody you can trust: that is the whole skill.

Two storage behaviours are also worth knowing at zero nicotine. First, colour change: liquids naturally darken slowly with age and light exposure, and a bottle kept on a sunny shelf will amber faster than one in a cupboard without its flavour necessarily suffering, though a dramatic darkening alongside a flat taste means the bottle is past its best. Second, separation: high-VG blends can stratify slightly in the cold, which a firm shake fixes in seconds. Neither is a fault, both are chemistry, and a cool dark cupboard prevents most of it. Treat the bottles like decent olive oil rather than like bleach and they will see out their dates in good order.

Brand Tour: Doozy and Hayati Lead a Twelve-Brand Wall

Two names dominate this collection, and they come at zero nicotine from opposite directions, with ten more brands filling the corners between them.

Doozy (54 lines) owns more than a third of the wall, and it is no accident. The Midlands outfit behind the Doozy collection has been building shortfill ranges for years, from the dessert-leaning Big Drip line to the self-explanatory Seriously Fruity series. If this page has a house brand, Doozy is it: consistent, generously flavoured, and priced to make the 2 for £14 deal sing.

Hayati (42 lines) arrives from the modern bar-flavour tradition. The brand made its name in devices, and its zero-nicotine bottles carry those same loud, sweet, ice-laced profiles for vapers who want the contemporary taste without the substance. The full Hayati range shows how far that flavour DNA stretches across formats.

IVG (13 lines) brings the polish. One of the UK's most awarded e-liquid houses, its IVG shortfills are the pick for anyone who values refinement over volume. Dr Frost (9 lines) is the cold specialist; its Arctic series is arguably the definitive iced-fruit shortfill family in the country, and we look at it closely in the next section.

Kingston (6) and Yeti (5) hold the mid-shelf, Kingston with cheerful fruit and dessert standards, Yeti with a cult following for its frozen fruit blends. Then come the character actors: Donut King (2) for bakery and shake profiles, Drip (2), Peaky Blenders (2) with the most Brummie name in vaping, V-Blood (2), plus single entries from Bar Juice and Beard Vape. Twelve brands, one shared guarantee: nothing in the bottle but flavour and vapour.

If the twelve names blur together, sort them by intent instead. Vaping for dessert? Doozy's Big Drip, Donut King and Chunky Monkey are your aisle. Vaping for cold? Dr Frost and Yeti, with Hayati's iced lines close behind. Vaping for refinement? IVG first, then the Doozy premium ranges. Vaping on a budget? Kingston, Donut King and the £4.99 end of the wall keep the 2 for £14 deal at its most efficient. The brand names matter less than the job you are hiring the bottle to do, and every job on that list has at least two brands competing for it, which is exactly how a healthy shelf should look.

Six Bottles Worth Starting With

A 154-bottle wall needs a shortlist. These six cover the main flavour territories, every one of them zero nicotine, and the first four are single clicks.

Doozy Big Drip 100ml at £9.99 is the collection's dessert flagship, a range built around thick, layered sweet profiles for vapers who want pudding in vapour form. If your palate leans rich, start here. Its stablemate Doozy Seriously Fruity 100ml at £8.99 is the opposite pole: bright, direct fruit blends with no cream in sight, and between the two of them Doozy has most palates bracketed.

Dr Frost Arctic Edition Apple Black Honeydew Ice at £7.99 shows why the Arctic series has its reputation: crisp apple and honeydew melon under a genuinely cold finish, engineered rather than merely flavoured. Chunky Monkey 100ml at £5.99 is the value dessert of the shelf, banana-led and unashamedly sweet, and at that price an easy experiment.

Donut King N Shake 100ml at £4.99 delivers milkshake-thick bakery profiles from the specialist in exactly that, while Devil Vapour 50ml at £4.99 is the smallest sensible entry point on the page, a 50ml tester-sized bottle for anyone not ready to commit to 100ml of a new flavour.

Pair any two of the qualifying bottles under the 2 for £14 deal and the shortlist gets cheaper still. A £9.99 Big Drip alongside the £7.99 Dr Frost comes to £14 instead of £17.98, and that pairing, one dessert and one iced fruit, is close to the perfect first order from this page.

The Flavour Map at Zero: Ice, Berries, Citrus and Cream

Strip the nicotine out and flavour stops being the passenger and becomes the entire vehicle. The fifteen profiles running through this collection sort into four broad regions, and knowing your region cuts the 154 bottles down to a manageable shortlist fast.

The cold region. Ice is the single most common profile marker on the page, from Dr Frost's Arctic engineering to Hayati's frosted fruits and Yeti's frozen blends. Cooling matters more at zero nicotine than anywhere else, because the cold exhale supplies the sensation that a throat hit would otherwise provide. Vapers who miss the punch of a strong liquid often find a heavily iced zero-nicotine blend scratches the same itch. The store-wide picture of this style lives in the ice e-liquid collection.

The berry and orchard region. Mixed berries, raspberry, strawberry, blueberry, apple and cherry form the fruit heartland, with watermelon, pineapple and mango adding the tropical fringe. These are the crowd-pleasers, and the dedicated strawberry and watermelon collections map two of the biggest neighbourhoods in detail.

The citrus and drinks region. Lemon and lemonade profiles bring the sharp, palate-cleansing end of the spectrum, a natural fit for long sub-ohm sessions where sweeter liquids fatigue the tongue.

The cream and bakery region. Shakes, donuts and dessert stacks, mostly from Donut King, Chunky Monkey and Doozy's Big Drip line. These profiles genuinely benefit from the shortfill format: dessert recipes are the most complex to build, and the brands save their best layering work for big bottles. Mint holds down the far edge of the map for palates that want freshness without fruit. Wherever you start, the region system beats scrolling: pick your territory, pick two bottles, let the deal do the rest.

One flavour behaviour specific to zero nicotine deserves a mention: palate fatigue arrives faster. Without a throat hit to punctuate sessions, zero-nicotine vapers tend to take longer, more frequent draws, and a single sweet profile vaped that way can go flat on the tongue within days. The fix is rotation. Keep two open bottles from different regions, a cold one and a fruit one, or a dessert and a citrus, and alternate between them. Each makes the other taste sharper, both bottles last longer before boredom sets in, and the 2 for £14 deal happens to hand you exactly that two-bottle structure every time you order.

VG, PG and Hardware: Matching Zero-Nicotine Liquid to a Device

Nicotine-free liquid has a hardware personality of its own, and it comes down to one ratio printed on every label: VG to PG. Get the ratio and the device aligned and everything on this page performs. Mismatch them and you will blame a perfectly good liquid for a pairing problem.

Vegetable glycerine (VG) is the thick, faintly sweet half of the base that produces dense vapour. Propylene glycol (PG) is the thin half that carries flavour sharply and gives the draw its bite. Most 100ml shortfills here run high VG, typically around 70 to 80%, because the format grew up alongside cloud-focused hardware and because a smooth, voluminous exhale flatters flavour when there is no nicotine to deliver.

What that means in practice:

• Sub-ohm kits are the natural partner. A tank or pod mod running below 1 ohm at 30 watts or more turns high-VG liquid into exactly the warm, dense vapour it was designed for. Our vape kits wall carries the hardware, and fresh vape coils keep it performing; thick liquid punishes tired cotton faster than thin liquid does.
• Standard pod kits can work, with care. A high-VG shortfill in a tight mouth-to-lung pod wicks slowly and can taste muted or scorch coils. If a pod system is your only device, favour the 50/50 style bottles in the range and browse refillable vape pods with wider wicking ports.
• Airflow wants opening up. Zero-nicotine vaping rewards a looser, lung-first draw. Open the airflow, lengthen the puff, and let flavour and vapour do the work the throat hit is not there to do.

None of this is exotic knowledge, but it is the difference between a shortfill that sings and one that sulks. Ratio, resistance, airflow: three checks, ten seconds, every time.

The 2 for £14 Deal: Big-Bottle Economics Done Properly

The standing offer on this collection is blunt and effective: two qualifying bottles for £14. Because so much of the page is 100ml shortfills, that single line of deal mechanics produces some of the lowest per-millilitre pricing in the store, and it rewards a little planning.

The headline maths. Take two £9.99 bottles, say Doozy Big Drip and Bar Juice Dr Frost Arctic 100ml. Bought separately: £19.98. Under the deal: £14, a saving of £5.98, and 200ml of liquid at exactly 7p per millilitre. Even pairing two mid-priced £7.99 bottles, the deal takes £1.98 off and lands at the same £14 for 200ml. Compare that with nicotine salt pricing at £2 to £3.95 per 10ml and the scale of the gap is obvious: the big-bottle format, bought on deal, runs at roughly a quarter to a third of the cost per millilitre.

How long does 200ml last? Sub-ohm hardware is thirsty, and a heavy direct-to-lung vaper can get through 10ml or more a day, so 200ml is roughly three weeks of committed cloud chasing. In a modest pod setup the same two bottles could stretch past two months. Either way, the deal turns the most consumption-heavy style of vaping into one of the cheapest to run.

Deal strategy worth stealing. Pair one banker with one experiment: a flavour you already trust alongside something untested from a different region of the flavour map. The banker guarantees the order, the experiment grows your rotation, and the price is the same either way. And since £14 sits below our £20 free-delivery line, consider adding a third bottle or a pack of nicotine shots to clear the threshold; the wider vape deals page usually has something at exactly that price point.

One caution the maths hides. The deal makes 200ml of a new flavour temptingly cheap, and 200ml of a flavour you turn out to dislike is a long sentence. This is exactly what the 50ml bottles in the range are for. Audition an unknown profile at 50ml first, then commit to it at 100ml on the next order once it has earned shelf space. The deal will still be here, the flavour will still be made, and your cupboard will hold only liquid you actually reach for. Buying slower is occasionally the best value move on the whole page.

Clouds, Tricks and the Hobby Side of Zero Nicotine

There is a corner of vaping culture where the liquid is sports equipment, and it runs entirely on bottles like these. Cloud chasing, the pursuit of the densest and largest vapour production, and trick vaping, the rings, jellyfish and tornado school, are both built on high-VG zero-nicotine liquid for one simple reason: the volume of vapour involved makes nicotine unwelcome. Nobody wants a strong dose multiplied by a thousand-litre exhale.

If the hobby side appeals, the shopping list is short. A high-VG shortfill from this page, ideally 70% VG or higher, gives the vapour density; the flavour is your choice, though the cold region has a practical edge because a cool exhale is more comfortable across long practice sessions. Powerful hardware from the starter kits upward provides the engine, and patience provides everything else. The basic vapour ring is a genuinely learnable skill: a still room, a relaxed jaw, a sharp small pulse of the throat, and a fortnight of idle practice.

A word on manners, since the exhale is the whole point. Dense clouds are glorious in your living room and antisocial almost everywhere else. Indoor public spaces, queues, cars with passengers, anywhere with children present: wrong venue. The hobby has earned an occasionally poor reputation entirely from venue selection, not from the activity itself.

And a word on age, since this corner attracts younger curiosity. Zero nicotine changes nothing about our rules. Every product on this site is 18+, trick liquid included, and age verification applies to every order without exception. The hobby is an adult pastime practised with adult equipment, and we sell it strictly on those terms.

For anyone taking the hobby seriously, liquid consumption becomes the dominant running cost, and that is where this collection quietly earns its keep. A practice session for tricks can burn through several millilitres in an evening, which makes 10ml bottles absurd and even single 100ml bottles feel small. The economics only work at deal prices: two 100ml bottles for £14 puts an evening's practice liquid in the region of a £1 coin, which is cheaper than almost any other hobby consumable you could name. Buy the cold profiles in bulk, keep a fruit bottle for variety, and the habit stays a cheap one.

Ordering Nicotine-Free Liquid From VapeShopOnline

The buying details, quickly and completely, because the practical questions on zero-nicotine orders are slightly different from the rest of the store.

Pricing and stock. The collection runs from £3.95 at entry to £19.99 for the largest premium bottles, with the 100ml shortfill heartland sitting between £4.99 and £9.99. Stock levels on the collection page are live, twelve brands deep, and replenished from UK distribution. Every bottle is 100% genuine: sealed, correctly labelled, and traceable to its manufacturer, with zero nicotine meaning exactly that.

Delivery. Orders before 4pm are dispatched the same working day. UK delivery is free over £20, which one deal pair plus almost any third item reaches. Shortfills ship sealed with their nib caps intact, so the headroom arrives ready for shots if that is your plan.

Age policy. Eighteen and over, verified at checkout, no exceptions for nicotine-free products. The law treats vaping products as age-restricted regardless of nicotine content and so do we.

Storage. Big bottles live longer when treated well: upright, capped, cool, dark, and away from children and pets. A 100ml bottle in steady use is typically finished well inside its best-before window, but a deep backup shelf deserves a cupboard rather than a sunny windowsill.

Where next. If zero nicotine is one half of your vaping rather than the whole of it, the full e-liquid department puts every strength and format side by side. If you came here for the strength question specifically, the companion 0mg e-liquids page approaches this same shelf from the step-down angle. And if it is hardware you are missing, the pod kits range covers the everyday end while the kits wall covers the clouds. The FAQ below picks up everything else.

Finally, a note on how this shelf behaves over time, because zero-nicotine buying has its own rhythm. Nic salt customers reorder like clockwork; shortfill customers buy in waves, stocking two or three big bottles and going quiet for a month. Both patterns are fine, but wave buyers should glance at best-before dates when stocking deep, order the flavours they burn through fastest in the largest sizes, and keep one small experimental bottle in every order to stop the rotation fossilising. Three big bottles and one wildcard is the shape of a near-perfect nicotine-free order, and it clears free delivery with room to spare.

Popular picks from Nicotine-Free E-Liquids

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

• Bar Juice Dr Frost Arctic 100ml from £9.99
• Beard Vape X Series 100ml from £9.99
• Chews 100ml from £7.99
• Chunky Monkey 100ml from £5.99
• Devil Vapour 50ml from £4.99
• Donut King Bar Series 100ml from £4.99
• Donut King N Shake 100ml from £4.99
• Doozy Big Drip 100ml from £9.99

The full collection runs to 154 products, starting at £3.95. Filter by brand or price at the top of the page if you want to narrow it down.

Related collections worth a look

The brands you will find here:

• Doozy (103 products)
• Hayati (434 products)
• IVG (315 products)
• Dr Frost (9 products)
• Kingston (6 products)
• Yeti (5 products)
• Donut King (2 products)
• Drip (2 products)
• Peaky Blenders (2 products)
• V-Blood (2 products)

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• E-Liquids (736 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)

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