Nicotine Salt E-Liquids

Smooth, fast-acting nicotine salts in 10mg and 20mg. The perfect match for pod kits and MTL vaping.

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Nicotine Salt E-Liquids: 582 Bottles and Not One Over £3.95

Here is a fact that reframes how expensive vaping needs to be: this entire collection of 582 nicotine salt e-liquids runs from £2.49 to £3.95, and not a single bottle breaks the £4 barrier. That is the whole price list. Twelve brands, fifteen flavour families, three strengths, and a ceiling lower than a meal deal. If the last few years of big-puff devices trained you to think of vaping as a tenner at a time, this page is the correction.

Nicotine salts are the liquid format that quietly powers modern UK vaping. They are what filled every popular pod device of the last era, and in bottled 10ml form they turn any refillable pod kit into the cheapest way to vape the flavours you already know. The names on the shelf make the point: Hayati leads with 91 bottles, Elux brings 78, IVG 53, Doozy 48, Lost Mary 48, Crystal Prime 47, Bar Juice 46 and Elf Bar 41, with SKE, Oxva, Vampire Vape and Pukka Juice completing the wall. These are the exact flavour houses of the device era, bottled.

One standing offer covers the collection: BUY 5 FOR £10 on qualifying bottles, which pushes the per-bottle price to £2 and makes the £3.95 ceiling look expensive by comparison. Add free UK delivery on orders over £20, same-day dispatch when you order before 4pm on a working day, and 100% genuine stock throughout, and the case is more or less closed before the science even comes up.

But the science is worth knowing, because nicotine salts are genuinely different from old-fashioned e-liquid, and using them well means understanding what they are, which strength maps to your habits, which hardware they belong in and which mistakes to avoid. This page covers all of it, brand by brand and flavour by flavour, with the deal maths worked out properly at the end. Everything here is for adults aged 18 and over, full stop.

What a Nicotine Salt Actually Is, in Plain English

The term sounds like marketing, but it describes real chemistry. Nicotine in its raw extracted form, called freebase, is alkaline, and alkalinity is what produces the sharp catch at the back of the throat when strength climbs. For years that sharpness set a practical ceiling on how strong an e-liquid could comfortably be, and it is a large part of why early vaping struggled to satisfy heavier smokers.

A nicotine salt is what you get when that freebase nicotine is combined with an acid, most commonly benzoic acid, forming a more stable compound with a lower pH. The practical consequences are everything:

Smoothness at strength. A 20mg salt liquid delivers the full legal UK maximum with a rounded, almost soft draw that a 20mg freebase could never manage. The strength is identical; the sensation is transformed.
Efficient satisfaction. Salt formulations are absorbed quickly, which means a few minutes on a pod device does the job that extended chain-vaping used to do. Most switchers notice they vape in shorter, more natural sessions.
Stability in the bottle. The salt form holds up better in storage, keeping strength and flavour truer over the life of the bottle.

None of this changes the rules of the road. Salts are governed by exactly the same TPD framework as every other e-liquid: 20mg per ml maximum strength, 10ml maximum bottle size for anything containing nicotine, child-resistant packaging, and notification for UK sale. The format was designed around those constraints, and a 10ml salt bottle at 20mg is the most nicotine UK law allows in a single container.

The history is short and relevant: salt formulations rose alongside pod systems because the two solve each other's problems. Pods run at low power and produce modest vapour, which would make weak liquid unsatisfying; salts pack full strength into that modest vapour smoothly. That partnership is why the format conquered the market, and it is why everything on this page is blended 50/50 and aimed squarely at pod hardware rather than big cloud-chasing tanks.

A note on the word salt itself, because it confuses newcomers: there is nothing granular or salty in the bottle, and the liquid looks, pours and vapes like any other e-liquid. Salt is simply the chemist's term for the compound formed when an acid meets a base. The flavour impact is neutral to positive; if anything, the lower pH lets delicate top notes such as citrus and menthol read slightly cleaner than they do in freebase form, which is one more reason the format took over the 10ml shelf.

Why Salts and Pods Took Over UK Vaping

A decade ago the standard vaping setup was a chunky tank kit running thin high-strength freebase or thick low-strength shortfill. That world still exists, but walk past any office doorway or train platform today and what you will see is pods, and inside nearly every pod is a nicotine salt. The takeover happened for reasons worth understanding, because they are also the reasons this collection looks the way it does.

The draw finally matched the habit. Pod kits are built for mouth-to-lung vaping, the same draw pattern as a cigarette: a measured pull into the mouth, then down. For adults switching from smoking, that familiarity matters enormously, and salts made it satisfying by putting full strength into that gentle draw. The older direct-to-lung style, with its huge airy inhales, suited hobbyists more than switchers.

The hardware got small, cheap and good. Modern pod kits start at pocket-money prices, charge quickly and fit in a coin pocket. The performance gap that once justified carrying a brick of a device has closed for anyone whose goal is satisfaction rather than clouds.

The disposable era trained the palate. The big-puff boom put salt formulations in millions of adult hands, standardised 20mg as the expected strength and built loyalty to specific flavour profiles. When the single-use disposable ban arrived and the market moved to rechargeable and refillable formats, those palates did not reset; they went looking for the same flavours in bottles. This page is where they end up.

The economics are absurd in the bottle's favour. A 10ml bottle holds roughly five times the liquid of a classic 2ml pod or old-style disposable tank, at a fraction of the device price. Feeding a refillable kit from £2.49 bottles, or £2 bottles inside the multi-buy, costs less per week than any other way of vaping the same flavours. The full sums are worked through later on this page, and they are not close.

There is also a quieter, regulatory reason the format won: it fits the rules gracefully. The TPD's 10ml and 20mg limits were written before the salt era, yet a 20mg salt in a 10ml bottle feeding a 2ml pod is arguably the setup those rules describe best. The compliant product and the satisfying product turned out to be the same product, which is rarer in consumer regulation than anyone would like, and it is why the format's dominance has outlasted every hardware fashion since.

5mg, 10mg or 20mg: Matching Strength to Your Actual Habits

This collection carries three strengths, and choosing between them is easier when you stop thinking about numbers and start thinking about your own last month. The honest mapping looks like this.

Choose 20mg if you are switching from smoking now, or you are coming off any mainstream big-puff device, because 20mg is what nearly all of them contained. It is the UK legal maximum, and in salt form it is smooth enough that newcomers routinely double-check the label. Starting at the strength your body already expects is the single best predictor of a switch that sticks; the vapers who struggle are usually the ones who started politely low and found the experience hollow.

Choose 10mg if you were a lighter smoker, you find 20mg noticeably too much in your device, or you are deliberately stepping down after a settled stretch at full strength. In a tight, restrictive pod, 10mg goes further than the number suggests, because the concentrated draw compensates. A large share of long-term pod vapers live at 10mg permanently and happily.

Choose 5mg if you are a genuinely occasional vaper, you are in the late stages of a step-down, or you mostly vape for the ritual and flavour with only a trace of strength wanted. Not every brand bothers with a 5mg option, which makes the ones here worth noting for anyone plotting a long, gradual descent.

Three practical rules make any of these choices work better. First, change one variable at a time: judge a new strength in your usual device, not simultaneously with new hardware. Second, give it a full day, because first impressions of any strength are unreliable. Third, when stepping down, keep the flavour identical so strength is the only thing your palate notices. The bottles here cost £2.49 to £3.95, so running a two-strength experiment costs less than a pint, and the answer you get is permanent, useful knowledge about your own vaping.

One myth worth retiring while we are here: higher strength does not mean harsher flavour in the salt format. The smoothing effect of the chemistry means a well-made 20mg salt often reads gentler than a 10mg freebase, so choosing a strength is genuinely about satisfaction level, not about bracing yourself. Pick the number that matches your history and let the format do what it was invented to do.

The Device Houses: Hayati, Elux, Lost Mary, Crystal Prime, Elf Bar and SKE

Half of this wall comes from brands that became famous selling devices, and their bottles exist for one purpose: continuity. If a specific device flavour kept you off cigarettes, these ranges let you keep it while switching to refillable economics.

Hayati is the largest presence with 91 salt bottles, translating the Crystal Pro Max flavour library into 10ml form at £2.69. The berry and lemonade blends dominate, the ice finishes are genuine rather than token, and the brand's full story, devices included, lives on our Hayati brand page.

Elux brings 78 bottles of its signature style: bold, sweet, unmissable fruit. Elux profiles are tuned loud, which suits vapers who find subtler juice fades into the background by afternoon. The wider Elux collection shows the same DNA across its hardware.

Lost Mary contributes 48 bottles reproducing one of the most recognisable pod-device flavour lists in the country, with the same curated, design-led restraint the devices are known for; browse the full Lost Mary range for the complete picture. Crystal Prime adds 47 bottles extending its big-puff flavour family, and it is worth repeating that Crystal Prime and Hayati are separate companies despite the shared crystal vocabulary.

Elf Bar, with 41 bottles, carries the most famous name of the disposable era into refillable vaping; for a huge number of UK adults, an Elf Bar flavour was the one that finally worked, and its bottled twin removes the last excuse for kit-replacement spending. SKE completes the group with 32 bottles from the house that defined crystal-style flavour in the first place, tuned cleanly for the pod hardware SKE itself builds.

Shopping this half of the wall is simple: follow your device history. The bottle that matches your old favourite is the lowest-risk purchase in the store, and at these prices the experiment of confirming it costs less than the device did. Worth knowing too: because these houses sell the same profiles across devices, pods and bottles, you can move between formats without ever changing flavour, which makes them the safest brands to build a long-term routine around.

The Juice Houses: IVG, Doozy, Bar Juice, Vampire Vape, Oxva and Pukka Juice

The other half of the wall comes from companies whose first business is liquid itself, and their salt ranges bring a different kind of quality: blending depth that device brands rarely match.

IVG leads this group with 53 bottles and a trophy cabinet to justify the reputation. Its menthol and mint work is the benchmark the rest of the industry measures against, and its fruit blends are engineered with the same precision. The complete IVG collection spans 540 products, but the salts are where the flavour craft is cheapest to access.

Doozy brings 48 bottles and the broadest palate in the group, from mainstream fruits into sweeter dessert-adjacent and candy territory that most salt ranges never attempt. Flavour rotators should start at the Doozy range because it simply contains more directions to explore.

Bar Juice contributes 46 bottles and an origin story that explains them: the brand was created specifically to bottle the bar-style flavour palette at pocket-money prices, and it remains one of the sharpest value propositions on the wall. The Bar Juice collection is small, focused and priced to stock up.

Vampire Vape carries 21 bottles and two decades of British juice-making heritage behind them; this is the old guard adapting its craft to the salt era, and its classics have followings that predate every device brand above. Oxva, with 21 bottles, is the engineer of the group, a hardware company blending liquids tuned for its own coils, which in practice makes them some of the cleanest-wicking bottles here. Pukka Juice rounds things out with 12 punchy fruit-led bottles that earn their shelf space on repeat orders alone.

The juice houses are where to go once continuity stops being the priority and curiosity takes over. When your old device flavour starts feeling routine, this half of the wall is where the next favourite is hiding.

Salt Flavours Worth Knowing: From Fizzy Cherry to Kiwi

Fifteen flavour families cover this collection, and the salt format flatters some of them more than others, which is worth knowing before you spend your five multi-buy slots.

Sharp and fizzy profiles are the format's sweet spot. The crisp, slightly bright character of a 50/50 salt blend suits acidic flavours beautifully, which is why cherry cola notes, lemonades and fizzy candy styles dominate bestseller lists. Angel Nic Salts Fizzy Cherry Ice at £2.49 is a textbook example, sherbet-sharp cherry with a cold exit, and Grape Ice from the same range shows how well dark fruit carries the treatment.

The berry cluster is the biggest population: mixed berries, raspberry, blueberry, cherry, strawberry and blue raspberry between them account for the largest share of the wall. Dedicated cross-brand pages such as the blue raspberry e-liquids collection let you compare every house's take on a single profile side by side.

Orchard, stone and tropical fruits bring the rounder, sweeter end: apple, peach, watermelon, mango and the quietly excellent kiwi, a flavour that appears in this salt collection specifically and blends brilliantly with berries. Mango Magic covers the tropical lane properly, and the watermelon e-liquids page gathers 45 takes on summer's most vapeable fruit.

Mint, menthol and ice remain the palate-cleansing backbone of the format. A straight cold profile like Snow Mint doubles as a between-flavours reset, and former menthol smokers tend to settle here permanently. Bubblegum and the sweets counter complete the map for the unashamedly nostalgic.

Strategy for a five-bottle order: three of your proven favourite, one adjacent profile, one wildcard from a family you have never tried. Repeat that pattern for three orders and you will have mapped your own palate more thoroughly than most vapers manage in years, for about the price of two cinema tickets.

BUY 5 FOR £10: The Deal That Defines This Page

One offer covers this collection and it deserves its own section, because it changes the effective price of everything above. Qualifying 10ml bottles, marked on their product cards, are five for £10 in any combination of flavours, brands and strengths.

The arithmetic, worked honestly. At the £2.49 entry price, five singles cost £12.45; the deal takes them to £10, exactly £2 a bottle. At the £3.95 ceiling, five singles cost £19.75, so the same £10 basket saves £9.75 and nearly halves the price. The dearer the bottles you pick, the harder the offer works, which is the opposite of how most discounts behave.

What £2 a bottle means in practice:

A moderate pod vaper getting through roughly a bottle a week runs their entire liquid habit on about £10 a month.
A heavy vaper on two bottles a week spends £20 a month and clears the free delivery threshold in a single monthly order.
Even adding coils, the monthly total sits far below what a weekly big-puff kit habit cost during the disposable era.

Two refinements squeeze the offer further. First, mixing strengths within a five is allowed, which is purpose-built for step-down plans: three bottles at 20mg and two at 10mg lets you trial the descent without committing to it. Second, mixing brands means a single tenner can hold a Hayati, an Elux, an IVG, a Doozy and a wildcard, which is the cheapest brand tour in UK vaping.

Worked example of a smart first basket for a switcher: two bottles of the flavour that matches your old device, one adjacent berry or lemonade profile, one straight mint or ice for resetting the palate, and one wildcard from a family you have never touched. Total £10, covering continuity, variety and discovery in a single order, and if the wildcard flops you have lost the price of a chocolate bar rather than the price of a kit.

The full qualifying range is browsable on the dedicated 5 for £10 e-liquids page, and if you prefer your bundles pre-assembled, the nic salt multi-packs collection gathers ready-made sets. The only genuinely bad way to shop this page is one bottle at a time: the fifth bottle is where the value lives, and unopened salts store happily in a drawer until needed.

The Right Hardware: What to Feed These Bottles Into

Every bottle on this page is a balanced 50/50 blend designed for low-power, mouth-to-lung hardware. Feed them into the right device and they perform exactly as engineered; feed them into the wrong one and no flavour can save the experience. The rules are short.

Refillable pod kits are the natural home. Their coils sit above roughly 1 ohm, their wicking is sized for 50/50 liquid, and their gentle draw is what salt strength was designed around. If you are buying your first, the pod kits collection runs from £2.99 to £34.99 across 455 options, from beginner-simple to enthusiast-grade. Spend at the lower end to start; the liquid, not the hardware, does most of the work in salt vaping.

Refillable pods themselves are consumables. Most pod kits take replaceable pods or coils, and these wear out with use regardless of brand. The refillable vape pods section and the vape coils range cover replacements; keeping one spare at home is the difference between a thirty-second fix and an evening of burnt-tasting frustration.

What not to do: put a 20mg salt into a sub-ohm cloud kit. Those devices move enormous volumes of vapour, and full-strength salt through that volume delivers far more nicotine per puff than anyone intends; the experience is overwhelming rather than dangerous-sounding, but it is precisely what the format was not built for. Sub-ohm hardware belongs with high-VG shortfill liquid at zero or low strength. In the other direction, thick shortfill juice in a pod coil wicks too slowly and burns; the mismatch fails both ways.

Signs your setup is right: flavour arrives clearly from the first puff, the draw is smooth with no gurgle or spit, a pod refill lasts you days rather than hours, and coils survive weeks. That is 50/50 salt liquid in a proper pod kit doing exactly what the last decade of vaping engineering intended. And if you are torn between two kits at the checkout, pick the one with cheaper, more available replacement pods; over a year of salt vaping, pod availability matters more than any headline feature on the box.

From Big-Puff Kits to Bottled Salts: The Switch That Pays for Itself

The most common journey onto this page starts in the big-puff aisle, so let us make the comparison explicit, with respect for both formats, because they suit different people.

A big-puff rechargeable kit is convenience in its purest form: charge, puff, replace. The big puff vapes collection runs from £2.99 to £14.99 across 1,550 kits, and for travel, nights out or a first month off cigarettes, the format is genuinely hard to beat. Nothing to refill, nothing to learn, nothing to maintain.

The bottled-salt route asks slightly more of you, one refill every few days and a coil change every few weeks, and pays for that effort relentlessly. The liquid inside a big-puff kit and the liquid in these bottles is the same kind of thing: nicotine salt, typically 20mg, in the same flavour families. What changes is the packaging economics. A 10ml bottle at £2 inside the multi-buy holds several times the liquid of any compact kit at several times less cost, and the hardware you feed it into is bought once, not weekly.

Run the honest sums over a month. A kit-a-week habit costs whatever four to five kits cost, every single month, forever. A bottle-fed pod vaper covers the same month for roughly £10 in liquid plus occasional coils, after a one-off hardware spend that the first fortnight recoups. Over a year the gap funds a holiday deposit; the disposable-era pricing was never about the liquid, it was about re-buying a battery and tank every few days.

The sensible compromise most of our regulars land on: a refillable pod kit as the daily driver, fed from this page, plus one big-puff kit from the disposable vapes collection, which despite the legacy name is now entirely rechargeable big-puff stock, kept charged for occasions when carrying bottles is a nuisance. Two formats, each doing what it is best at, and the total still undercuts the old single-format habit.

Common Nic Salt Mistakes and How to Avoid Every One of Them

Salt liquids are forgiving, but the same handful of errors accounts for nearly every disappointed first attempt. All of them are avoidable with thirty seconds of knowledge.

Starting too weak out of politeness. The most expensive mistake in switching. An adult coming off twenty cigarettes a day or a 20mg device who buys 5mg because it sounds sensible will find vaping unsatisfying and conclude it does not work. Match your incoming strength first; step down later, deliberately.

Judging a flavour on a burnt coil. When a pod tastes scorched, vapers reach for a new flavour when they need a new coil. The wick, not the juice, is almost always the culprit. If every bottle has started tasting the same, that is not the bottles.

Dry-firing a fresh pod. A brand-new pod or coil needs a few minutes after its first fill for the wick to saturate. Puffing instantly on dry cotton scorches it permanently, and every flavour thereafter carries the ghost of that first mistake. Fill, wait five minutes, then start.

Chasing clouds with salt liquid. Covered above but worth repeating as the classic mismatch: 20mg salts and sub-ohm hardware do not belong together. Pods for salts, tanks for shortfills, always.

Letting a filled pod sit for weeks. Liquid left standing in a coil slowly stains the wick and can seep through airflow paths. If you rotate devices, store the spares empty and the bottles sealed; the bottle is the proper long-term container, not the pod.

Ignoring the shake. Ten seconds of shaking before each refill keeps the blend homogeneous and the strength consistent to the last drop.

Buying singles. A £2.49 bottle is cheap; five for £10 is cheaper per bottle with no downside, since sealed stock keeps comfortably within its printed dates. The multi-buy is not an upsell, it is the correct unit of purchase.

Sidestep those seven and there is no eighth; the format simply works, which is why it conquered the market in the first place. If something still tastes wrong after checking all of the above, the diagnostic order is always the same: fresh coil first, then a different bottle of the same flavour, then a different flavour entirely. Nine times out of ten the story ends at the coil, and the tenth is usually a palate that needs a day on a mint profile to reset. The hardware and the liquid on this page are both mature, well-engineered products; genuine defects are rare enough that patience and a spare coil solve almost everything.

Buying Nic Salts from VapeShopOnline: Compliance, Age Rules and Delivery

The final piece is the boring piece, and it matters most: what standards every bottle on this page meets before it earns a listing.

Full TPD compliance, no exceptions. Every liquid is capped at the UK legal maximum of 20mg per ml, bottled at no more than 10ml as the law requires for nicotine-containing liquid, sealed with child-resistant caps, and properly notified for UK sale. This is precisely why the wall is built from 10ml bottles at three strengths rather than the oversized high-strength bottles you may see on unregulated marketplaces; those products are not legal for sale in this country, and their contents are anyone's guess.

Strictly 18 and over. Age verification applies to every single order. Nicotine salt e-liquids are adult products for adults switching from smoking or already vaping, and we sell them on no other basis and with no health claims attached.

100% genuine stock. Everything arrives through authorised UK distribution. Counterfeit e-liquid is the one fake you inhale, which makes supply-chain discipline the least negotiable part of this business. With genuine bottles from £2.49, and £2 inside the offer, a fake saves nothing and risks everything.

Delivery built for stock-ups. UK delivery is free on orders over £20, which two five-bottle bundles reach exactly the way the deal structure intends. Order before 4pm on a working day and dispatch is same day, with next-day arrival the norm; ten bottles travel in a package that fits most letterboxes, so nobody waits in for e-liquid.

That is the complete picture of the cheapest serious page in the store: 582 bottles, twelve brands, a £3.95 ceiling, a £2 effective floor, and every regulation met in full. Pick your strength honestly, pair the bottles with a proper pod kit, buy in fives, and the most advanced liquid format in vaping becomes the least expensive part of your week. The wall refreshes constantly as new flavours arrive from the twelve houses, so the five bottles you order next month can be five you have never tried, at exactly the same tenner.

Popular picks from Nicotine Salt 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 582 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)
Elux (116 products)
IVG (315 products)
Doozy (103 products)
Lost Mary (178 products)
Crystal Prime (153 products)
Bar Juice (47 products)
Elf Bar (139 products)
SKE (159 products)
Oxva (66 products)

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

Frequently asked questions

What is a nicotine salt e-liquid?

It is e-liquid in which the nicotine has been combined with an acid, usually benzoic acid, forming a compound that delivers full strength with a noticeably smoother draw than traditional freebase liquid. The format was designed for low-power pod kits and is the same type of liquid that filled the popular pod devices of recent years.

Why are all the bottles only 10ml?

UK law under the TPD limits any nicotine-containing e-liquid to a 10ml bottle, alongside the 20mg per ml maximum strength and mandatory child-resistant packaging. Larger bottles exist only as nicotine-free shortfills. Every bottle in this collection complies fully, which is exactly why the wall is built from 10ml bottles.

How many nic salts do you stock and what do they cost?

The collection holds 582 bottles from twelve brands, priced from £2.49 to £3.95 with nothing over £4. Inside the BUY 5 FOR £10 offer the effective price drops to £2 a bottle, and you can mix flavours, brands and strengths freely within a qualifying five.

Are nicotine salts stronger than normal e-liquid?

No, the maximum strength is identical: 20mg per ml is the UK legal ceiling for both. The difference is delivery, not dose. A 20mg salt feels smooth and rounded where a 20mg freebase feels sharp, so salts make the legal maximum comfortable to vape in a small pod device.

Which strength should I start with?

Match what you are coming from. Adults switching from smoking or from a standard 20mg big-puff device should start at 20mg, lighter smokers at 10mg, and genuinely occasional vapers at 5mg. Starting too low is the most common reason a switch fails, so be honest about your incoming habit and adjust downward later.

Can I use nic salt e-liquid in a sub-ohm kit?

You should not. Sub-ohm kits produce large vapour volumes, and full-strength salt through that volume delivers far more nicotine per puff than intended, making the experience overwhelming. These 50/50 bottles belong in pod kits and coils above roughly 1 ohm; sub-ohm hardware is built for nicotine-free high-VG shortfills.

How long does a 10ml bottle of nic salt last?

A moderate pod vaper typically gets around a week from a bottle, since 10ml refills a standard 2ml pod roughly five times. Heavier vapers land nearer half that, lighter vapers considerably longer. At £2 a bottle inside the multi-buy, even heavy use costs around £20 a month in liquid.

Which brands make the nic salts you sell?

Twelve houses: Hayati with 91 bottles, Elux with 78, IVG with 53, Doozy and Lost Mary with 48 each, Crystal Prime with 47, Bar Juice with 46, Elf Bar with 41, SKE with 32, Oxva and Vampire Vape with 21 each and Pukka Juice with 12. That covers both the big device-era names and the dedicated juice makers.

What flavours work best in salt form?

Sharp and fizzy profiles shine in the format: lemonades, fizzy cherry styles and bright berry blends such as blue raspberry lead the bestseller lists. The collection spans fifteen families including watermelon, mango, kiwi, apple, peach, mint and bubblegum, so sweeter and cooler palates are equally well served.

Do nic salt bottles need special storage?

Nothing exotic: keep bottles tightly capped, upright, away from heat and direct sunlight, and always out of reach of children and pets. Sealed bottles keep comfortably within their printed expiry dates, which is what makes buying in fives practical. Shake each bottle for a few seconds before refilling.

Is delivery free on nic salt orders?

UK delivery is free on orders over £20, which two five-for-£10 bundles reach exactly. Orders placed before 4pm on a working day are dispatched the same day with next-day arrival the norm, and a ten-bottle order travels in letterbox-friendly packaging, so you rarely need to wait in.

Are your nicotine salts genuine UK stock?

Yes, 100% genuine and bought exclusively through authorised UK distribution, with every liquid TPD-notified for legal sale. Counterfeit e-liquid is impossible to identify by eye and is the one fake product you inhale, so we treat supply chain integrity as completely non-negotiable.

Do you sell nicotine salt e-liquids to under-18s?

Never. Every order passes age verification and sales are strictly limited to adults aged 18 and over. These products are sold for adults switching from smoking or already vaping, and we make no health or medical claims about any product in the range.

Can I mix strengths and brands in one 5 for £10 order?

Yes, any five qualifying bottles count, in any combination of flavour, brand and strength. That flexibility is the best tool for step-down plans, for example three bottles at 20mg and two at 10mg, and it also lets a single £10 order sample five different flavour houses in one go.

Nicotine Salt 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

Blue Razz Lemonade Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blueberry Cherry Cranberry Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blueberry Pomegranate Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blueberry Sour Raspberry Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Blueberry Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Butter Mints Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Cherry Berry Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Cherry Cola Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Cream Tobacco Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Double Apple Shisha Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Energy Ice Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Fizzy Cherry Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Fresh Menthol Mojito Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Fresh Mint Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Grape Blueberry Ice Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Grape Gummy Bear Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Grape Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Gummy Bear Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Kiwi Passionfruit Guava Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Lemon & Lime Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

Mr Blue Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts

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