R Vapes

What the R Vapes collection covers

The R Vapes page on VapeShopOnline is a letter-based browse page. It gathers products listed under the brand name R, and at the time of writing that means a single listing: R & M 7000 Nic Salt 10ml E-Liquid Pack of 10, priced at £18.39. It is a multipack of ten 10ml bottles of nicotine salt e-liquid, which adds up to 100ml of liquid in one order.

We would rather be upfront about the size of this page than pad it with claims we cannot support. There are no devices, pods, coils or disposables filed under the R heading. If you arrived here looking for a vape brand that begins with the letter R, several of them have their own pages elsewhere in the store: RandM, Relx, Riot, Ruthless and RTB. The comparison section further down explains how each one differs, and the brand menu will take you straight to them.

What this page does offer is a very specific product for a very specific kind of vaper:

• Ten bottles of 10ml each: 100ml in total, enough to keep a daily vaper supplied for weeks rather than days.
• A wide flavour list: the product page offers 64 flavours, each available in two strengths, which is 128 selectable options.
• Nicotine salt format: a smoother style of nicotine liquid that suits small refillable pod devices.
• Ready to use: no mixing, no shots and no steeping needed. Open the bottle, fill the pod, and you are set.

Everything on this page is sold strictly to adults aged 18 and over, and the checkout is age-verified. Vaping is intended for adults who smoke or already use nicotine, and there is no reason for anyone who does not use nicotine to start.

Inside the R & M 7000 10ml pack

The product name is a mouthful, so it helps to take it apart. R & M is the brand. 7000 is part of the range name, taken from a product line that the brand sells in other formats. E-liquid has no puff count, so please do not read the 7000 as a promise about how long a bottle will last. Nic Salt describes the type of nicotine, 10ml is the bottle size, and Pack of 10 tells you how many bottles arrive in the box.

Nicotine salt is a form of nicotine combined with an acid, which is why it feels gentler in the throat at higher strengths than traditional freebase nicotine. That smoother feel is the reason nic salts became the standard choice for small pod systems, where the airflow is tight and the coil runs at low power. Most nic salt liquids are thinner than high-VG shortfill blends, so they wick quickly into the small coils found in pod kits and refillable pods. Check the label on your bottles for the exact PG and VG split, because it is printed there and varies between ranges.

A few practical points about this particular listing:

• Flavour selection: you choose the flavour from a drop-down on the product page. Each flavour appears twice, once as a 10mg option and once as a 20mg option.
• One flavour per box: a pack of ten contains ten bottles of the flavour and strength you selected. It is not a mixed sampler.
• Strength labelling: the summary line in our catalogue shows 0mg as a base attribute, but the flavour selector is what decides what you receive. Read the label of the option you pick, and confirm it in your basket before paying.
• Where it sits in the store: the product is filed in the accessories section of the menu as well as on this page, so you may also find it by browsing there.

If you want to compare it with nicotine-free or higher-volume liquids, the e-liquid pages for nicotine salts, shortfills and 0mg bottles are all a click away from the main menu.

Who this pack suits, and who should skip it

A box of ten bottles is a stock-up product. It makes the most sense for people who already know what they like and who go through liquid at a steady pace. Here is a fair picture of who tends to get value from it.

• Daily vapers with a refillable pod kit: if you top up a small pod every day, buying ten bottles in one go saves repeat orders and keeps the per-bottle cost down.
• Adults switching from cigarettes: the option of a 20mg nicotine salt is useful for people who want a strength closer to what they are used to, while 10mg suits those who prefer something lighter.
• Flavour loyalists: because the box is a single flavour, it rewards people who have already settled on a favourite and do not want to keep reordering.
• Households that share an order: two adult vapers who like the same flavour can split a box and share the delivery.

It is also worth being honest about who should look elsewhere:

• Anyone without a device: liquid on its own does nothing. If you do not own a refillable pod kit, start with the pod kits or starter kits pages, then come back for liquid.
• People who want variety: ten identical bottles will bore you if you rotate flavours often. Single bottles or smaller multibuy deals let you mix more.
• Anyone who wants a no-fuss, throwaway device: single-use disposables are banned in the UK, and big-puff rechargeable kits have replaced them. Our vape kits section covers that format.
• High-power sub-ohm users: a nic salt at 10mg or 20mg is built for low-power devices. If you run a sub-ohm tank at high wattage, a 0mg shortfill with a nicotine shot is the usual route.
• Non-smokers and anyone under 18: these products contain nicotine and are not for you.

If you are unsure which side of that line you fall on, a single flavour in the lower strength is a reasonable first purchase from the wider e-liquid range before committing to a box of ten.

Choosing between 10mg and 20mg

Strength is the decision that matters most, and it is the one people most often get wrong. The UK limit for nicotine e-liquid is 20mg per millilitre, usually written as 20mg on the bottle. This pack offers that legal maximum alongside a 10mg option, so you have a clear choice between the two.

These rules of thumb are a sensible starting point:

• Choose 20mg if you are moving from regular daily smoking, you vape on a low-power pod device with restricted airflow, and you want a throat hit and a nicotine delivery that feels closer to a cigarette. It is also the strength most people expect from a pod-style nic salt.
• Choose 10mg if you smoked lightly or socially, you find 20mg too sharp, you prefer a more open airflow, or you tend to vape throughout the day and would rather take more puffs of a gentler liquid.

A few further points are worth knowing:

• Higher strength usually means fewer puffs. Many people find that 20mg satisfies them faster, so a bottle at 20mg can last longer than a bottle at 10mg, although the box total depends entirely on your habits.
• Too strong is easy to spot. A harsh throat hit, light-headedness or a racing feeling after a few puffs tells you the strength is too high for you. Drop to 10mg for the next order, and consider a lower-power setting on adjustable devices.
• Too weak is also easy to spot. If you find yourself vaping constantly without feeling satisfied, 10mg may be too light, and 20mg is the next step.
• Do not mix strengths in one tank or pod. If you want a middle strength, speak to a retailer first, because mixing nic salts of different strengths is easy to get wrong.
• Do not add nicotine shots. These bottles already contain nicotine. Shots are intended for 0mg shortfills, and adding one here would push the strength above the legal limit.

Because the strength is chosen through the flavour selector rather than a separate field, take a moment to check which label you have picked before adding to your basket. The 10mg and 20mg versions of each flavour are listed side by side.

Choosing from the 64 flavours

Sixty-four flavours is a lot of choice for a single listing, and it can be hard to know where to begin. Grouping them into families makes it much easier, and a family you already like is usually a safe place to start.

• Fruit and ice: Strawberry Ice, Mango Ice, Watermelon Ice, Peach Ice, Pineapple Ice, Pomegranate Ice, Red Apple Ice, Grape Ice and Summer Peach Ice. A cooling finish sits on top of a single fruit, which suits people who like a crisp, clean flavour.
• Berry blends: Mixed Berries, Triple Berry, Blueberry Raspberry, Blueberry Pomegranate, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry, Strawberry Raspberry and Strawberry Kiwi. These are rounded, slightly tart and easy to vape all day.
• The blue raspberry family: Blue Razz Cherry, Blue Razz Ice Pop, Blue Razz Lemonade, Blue Sour Raspberry, Blue Fusion and Bluelicious Ice. A popular sweet-tart profile, and a good fit if you like candy-style flavours.
• Sweets and fizzy: Skittles, Watermelon Skittle, Gummy Bear, Sour Candy, Rainbow, Pink Burst and Fizzy Cherry. Bold and sugary, and often the most memorable on the first few fills.
• Drinks: Cherry Cola, Cola Ice, Vimto, Dr Blue, Pink Lemonade, Berry Lemonade, Lemon Lime and Blue Razz Lemonade. Fizzy and refreshing, with a lighter finish than the dessert flavours.
• Creamy and dessert: Banana Custard, Banana Milkshake and Strawberry Donut. These are rounder and heavier, and they tend to leave more residue on a coil.
• Mint and menthol-style: Cool Mint is the straightforward option, and Black Ice, Black Dragon Ice and Lush Ice sit in the cooling, dark-fruit corner.

Some advice that applies to any flavour:

• Start with something you recognise. If you enjoy a particular sweet or drink, look for the nearest match rather than gambling on an unusual blend.
• Ice variants add cooling, not sweetness. They can make a flavour feel sharper, and some people find them drier on the throat over a long day.
• Think about flavour fatigue. Ten bottles of one flavour is a lot of the same taste. If you tire quickly, pick a flavour with more than one note, such as a berry blend, rather than a single sweet.
• Rinse and refill sensibly. When you change flavour in the same pod, empty it and wipe it out first, because the previous taste lingers in the coil and muddies the next one.

Devices and compatibility

E-liquid and hardware have to be matched, and a mismatch is the most common source of disappointment. Nic salt liquids at 10mg and 20mg are designed for low-power devices, so the following guide covers what works and what does not.

• Refillable pod kits: the natural home for this liquid. Small pods with coils in the range of roughly 0.6 to 1.2 ohm handle nic salts well. Our pod kits, refillable vape pods and coils pages list a wide range of compatible hardware.
• Restricted direct-to-lung and mouth-to-lung systems at low wattage: fine, provided the coil is rated for the power you use. Always read the coil markings.
• Sealed prefilled pods and big-puff kits: do not refill these. They are built around a specific liquid and coil, and opening or refilling them is not supported by the manufacturers.
• Sub-ohm tanks at high wattage: not recommended. At 20mg the vapour becomes harsh, the liquid is used up quickly, and the thinner nic salt formulation can leak through large coils.

UK rules shape the hardware, too. Tanks and pods on devices sold here hold a maximum of 2ml, so a 10ml bottle will refill a small pod roughly five times over. That is the reason the bottles come in this size: it matches both the legal bottle limit and the capacity of the devices the liquid is made for.

A few maintenance habits will help the liquid taste right:

• Fill below the line. Fill slowly with the nozzle resting in the port and away from the central airflow tube, and stop just below the maximum line.
• Let the coil prime. Wait a few minutes after filling before your first puff, so the cotton soaks through. A dry coil burns and tastes unpleasant.
• Change coils on a schedule. Sweet and creamy flavours tend to build up residue faster. Replacing the coil or pod every one to three weeks is typical, depending on how much you vape.
• Wipe up spills. Liquid on skin or around a charging port is a nuisance and a risk, so clean it off straight away.

How it compares with other R-brand listings

Because the R page is so small, it is useful to see how this pack sits next to the other brands that start with R, plus a couple of near neighbours. The prices below are the listing prices at the time of writing, and the products themselves are on their own pages.

• RandM: the brand behind this pack has its own page. It lists RandM Fumot T7000 at £7.99, Randm Tornado 10ml Nic Salts at £19.99 and RandM Tornado 7000 100ml at £19.99. It is the right place to go if you want to see the wider range, including the device and larger-volume options.
• Riot: a much larger page with 34 listings. The Riot BAR Edition nic salts at 10mg start from £1.05 each, so if price per bottle is your only filter, they are worth a look. Check the bottle size on each listing so you are comparing like with like.
• Ruthless: two listings, including Ruthless Bar Nic Salts Box of 10 at £19.99. A direct competitor in the box-of-ten format, and slightly dearer than the R & M pack.
• RTB: one listing, RTB Liq Nic Salts Box of 10 at £12.99. The lowest-priced box of ten among the R brands here, so it is worth a look if budget is the main concern.
• Relx: three listings at £7.99 each, including the Relx 12K Ultra Pod Kit. These are hardware rather than liquid, and they follow their own pod systems.
• A Steam: not an R brand, but a useful neighbour. The A Steam 10ml E-Liquid Box of 10 at £14.99 sits on the A page.

When you compare box-of-ten products, the useful questions are the same every time:

• How many flavours does the listing offer, and are you likely to find one you like?
• Which strengths are on offer, and is the one you want among them?
• What is the price per bottle once you divide the box total by ten?
• Does the label show clear ingredients, strength and batch information?

On those measures, the R & M pack stands out for its flavour range and for offering both 10mg and 20mg in one listing. Cheaper boxes exist, and so do pricier ones, so the right choice depends on which of those questions matters most to you.

Value for money: working out the cost of the box

At £18.39 for ten 10ml bottles, the arithmetic is simple. That is about £1.84 per bottle, or roughly 18p per millilitre of liquid. It is a rough, honest figure rather than a promise, because prices can change and the exact total depends on the offers running at the time you order.

Here is how to put that number in context:

• Against single bottles: where the store runs a 5 for £10 offer on nic salts, the effective price is £2 per bottle. The box works out slightly cheaper per bottle, with the added convenience of ten identical bottles rather than five mixed ones.
• Against other boxes of ten: the listing prices range from about £12.99 for RTB to about £19.99 for Ruthless, with R & M sitting in the middle at £18.39. Treat that as a mid-range price, not a bargain and not a premium.
• Against hardware: a pod kit or big-puff rechargeable kit is a one-off cost. Liquid is the running cost, so what you pay per bottle matters over months rather than days.

How long a box lasts depends on how much you vape, the strength you pick and the device you use. As a rough guide, a moderate daily vaper might finish a 10ml bottle somewhere between two and five days. At that pace a box of ten covers roughly three to seven weeks. Light users will stretch it further, and heavy users will not. Your own pattern is the only reliable measure, so keep a note of how many days your first bottle takes and use that figure to plan the next order.

Delivery is free across the UK on orders over £20. The box on its own is £18.39, which falls just short of that threshold, so a small add-on such as a spare coil or another pod can take the order past it and remove the delivery charge. Orders placed before 4pm on a weekday are normally dispatched that day, with tracked delivery. As always, an honest tip on value is to buy only the quantity you will use while the liquid is still within its date mark, because a cheap box left in a drawer for a year is not a saving.

UK rules and how to spot genuine stock

The UK has specific rules for nicotine vaping products, and they affect what you can buy, how it is packaged and how it is sold. Knowing the basics helps you spot a legitimate product and avoid a bad one.

• Nicotine strength: a legal maximum of 20mg per millilitre applies to e-liquid sold in the UK.
• Bottle size: refill bottles containing nicotine are limited to 10ml, which is why this pack is ten bottles of 10ml rather than one large bottle. Larger bottles are only legitimate for 0mg shortfills.
• Tank and pod size: refillable tanks and pods are limited to 2ml.
• Packaging and labelling: nicotine products must carry health warnings, ingredient information and a child-resistant, tamper-evident closure.
• Age limit: sales are strictly to adults aged 18 and over, and the checkout is age-verified.
• Disposables: the sale of single-use disposable vapes has been banned in the UK since 1 June 2025. Rechargeable, big-puff and refillable formats are the lawful alternatives, and nic salt liquids like this one are used with refillable devices.

Counterfeit and grey-market vape products turn up on marketplaces and social media, so it is worth knowing how to check a box before you use it. These are the checks we recommend:

• Tamper-evident seal: the ring around the cap should break the first time you open the bottle. If it is already broken or missing, do not use it.
• Child-resistant cap: UK bottles must have one. A plain screw cap is a red flag.
• Bottle size: a nicotine bottle larger than 10ml is not legitimate UK stock.
• Clear label: expect the ingredients, nicotine strength, batch number and a contact address. Blurred print, spelling mistakes and missing information are warning signs.
• Matching bottles: all ten bottles should look identical in label alignment, print quality and cap style.
• Strength on the label: it should match the variant you ordered, and nothing should show more than 20mg.
• A price that is too good: if a price is far below what established UK retailers charge, ask why.

We sell 100% genuine stock. If a bottle smells unusual, looks cloudy when the others do not, or is leaking from a sealed cap, stop using it and get in touch, and keep the packaging, the batch number and a photograph.

Storage, recycling, delivery and returns

Looking after the liquid and the packaging is part of getting the most from a box of ten, and it is also a matter of safety. The following habits cover the basics.

• Storage: keep bottles upright, capped and in their box, somewhere cool, dark and out of reach of children and pets. Heat and sunlight break down flavourings and nicotine, so avoid windowsills, cars and bathrooms.
• Rotation: with ten bottles to hold, use the oldest first and check the date mark on the label.
• Safety: if liquid gets on your skin, wash it with soap and water. If it gets in your eyes, rinse with water for several minutes. If a child or pet swallows any liquid, call emergency services or NHS 111 straight away and keep the bottle to show them.
• Never decant: do not pour liquid into an unlabelled container.

Recycling matters, and the rules differ depending on what you are throwing away. Empty plastic bottles can usually go in household plastic recycling once rinsed, although councils differ, so check local guidance and separate caps and nozzles where asked. Devices are different. Vapes, pods with batteries and rechargeable cells count as electrical waste and must never go in household bins or kerbside recycling, because lithium-ion batteries are a fire risk. Use a vape-recycling drop-off point instead. Many vape shops take back used devices, and your local household waste recycling centre will have a small electricals or battery point. Searching your postcode on a recycling locator is the quickest way to find the nearest one.

On delivery, orders over £20 ship free across the UK, and orders placed before 4pm on a weekday are normally dispatched the same day on a tracked service. Because nicotine products are age-restricted, make sure someone aged 18 or over is available to receive the parcel.

Warranty needs a clear explanation, because liquid is different from a device. E-liquid is a consumable, so it does not carry a warranty in the way a pod kit or tank does. What matters is quality at the point of delivery. If your box arrives damaged, leaking, or with the wrong flavour or strength, photograph the packaging and the labels, then contact us with your order number. Opened bottles of e-liquid generally cannot be taken back for hygiene and safety reasons, so decide on flavour and strength with care. The exact terms are on our delivery and returns page.