Lemon And Lime Lemonade Caliypso 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid

Overview

The Lemon And Lime Lemonade Caliypso 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid by Caliypso in Lemon and Lime Lemonade at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Caliypso Lemon and Lime Lemonade 100ml at a Glance

Caliypso 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid Lemon and Lime Lemonade is a nicotine-free vape juice sold in a large bottle at £7.99. It belongs to the Caliypso e-liquid range, where every bottle shares the same format, the same 0mg strength and the same price, so the only real decision is which flavour you fancy. This one pairs two citrus fruits with a lemonade base, which makes it a familiar, easy-to-read choice for anyone who likes a tart, soda-style drink.

What you are buying is a refill, not a device. There is no battery, no coil and no pod inside the box. You pour the liquid into a tank or a refillable pod that you already own, and your hardware does the rest. That is the main reason shortfills appeal to people who have used disposables for a while and are tired of binning a whole gadget every few days. A bottle like this is the cheaper way to keep going once you own reusable kit.

The product sits inside our short fill e-liquids collection, which gathers the large, nicotine-free bottles in the shop. The word "shortfill" simply means the bottle is not filled to the brim, leaving spare room so you can add nicotine shots yourself if you want some strength. Nothing has to be added. If you vape at 0mg, you open the bottle, fill your tank, and that is the whole job.

Because the nicotine content is nil as supplied, this is a product for adults who either prefer to vape without nicotine or who like to control any strength themselves. It is sold strictly to over 18s, and checkout asks you to confirm your age. The sections below cover how the format works, what to expect from the flavour, which hardware suits it, how to mix a strength if you want one, and how to look after the bottle once it is open. Read in order, they should answer most of the questions people ask before buying a 100ml bottle for the first time.

How a 100ml Shortfill Bottle Works in Practice

Shortfill labels confuse a lot of first-time buyers, so it is worth unpicking what the number on the front of this bottle actually means. The 100ml describes the size of the container. A shortfill is deliberately sold with spare room above the liquid, which means the volume of e-liquid inside is normally lower than the figure printed on the bottle. The label gives the exact liquid volume and tells you how many nicotine shots the bottle can take, and that is the information to rely on if you plan to mix.

The reason these bottles exist comes down to UK rules. Nicotine-containing e-liquid has to be sold in bottles of no more than 10ml, while liquid with no nicotine in it can be sold in larger containers. A shortfill uses that gap. It ships as a big nicotine-free bottle, and nicotine, if you want it, comes separately in 10ml shots that you add at home. That is why you will find this product alongside the other nicotine-free e-liquids as well as in the shortfill range.

In practice you have two ways to use it. The first is to vape it exactly as supplied at 0mg, which needs nothing more than a tank or pod and a few minutes for the coil to soak. The second is to add one or more shots, shake the bottle well and leave it to settle before use. Both routes use the same liquid; the only difference is whether you add anything to it.

A couple of practical details are worth checking before the bottle arrives. Shortfill bottles generally come with a narrow tip made for decanting, but a quick look at the fill port on your own tank is sensible, since some ports are tight. The VG and PG split is usually printed on the label as well, and it affects how thick the liquid feels and which devices cope with it comfortably. We cover device matching further down this page, so you can compare your own hardware against it.

What Lemon and Lime Lemonade Tastes Like

Picture a tall glass of cloudy lemonade with a wedge of lime squeezed in at the last moment. That is the image the name paints, and it is a fair guide to what to expect. The lemon should lead, giving a bright, slightly tart opening at the front of the inhale. The lime follows with a greener, sharper note that cuts through the sweetness and stops the whole thing tasting like a plain sugary squash.

Underneath those two fruits sits the lemonade character that runs through the Caliypso line. In vape flavours, a lemonade base usually means a sweet, rounded backdrop with a soft fizzy-pop impression rather than any real carbonation. The sweetness is there to balance the citrus acidity, so the result is refreshing rather than mouth-puckering. If you have tried the strawberry, pineapple or mango versions in the range, expect a more citrus-forward and less fruity-sweet experience here, because two sharp fruits share the lead.

Notably, the name does not mention ice, menthol or cooling. Unlike the Cold Surf, Cold Wave or Iceberg Ocean Lemonade bottles elsewhere in the brand, this one is described purely as a fruit flavour, so a plain, room-temperature citrus drink is the sensible expectation rather than a chilled one.

How you vape it changes the impression. Citrus flavours tend to taste crisper at lower power and rounder, warmer and sweeter as the heat climbs. If the first few puffs feel sharp, a slightly higher setting or a short pause between puffs often softens the edges. If it tastes too sweet, dropping the power a touch brings the lemon and lime forward again. A fresh coil makes the biggest difference to clarity, and citrus is one of the first profiles to taste dull as a coil ages. Treat these notes as a guide built from the name and the line it belongs to. Palates vary, and sweetness in particular is a personal call.

Who Is This Bottle Really For?

Start with the hardware you own, because that settles most of the answer. This bottle suits adults who already have a refillable tank, a refillable pod device or a pod kit with a fill port, and who want a bigger, cheaper supply of liquid than a 10ml bottle can give. If that sounds like you, a 100ml bottle at £7.99 is simple to justify.

It also fits people who enjoy citrus drinks as a flavour category and want something lighter than dessert or candy profiles. Lemon and lime is a familiar pairing for anyone who drinks lemonade or limeade, so there is almost no learning curve. Adults who vape without nicotine, for the habit and the taste, are the most natural audience, along with those who prefer to add a small amount of nicotine themselves and keep full control over the strength.

There are people for whom it is a poor match. If you want something you can take out of the box and use straight away, a sealed device is simpler, and our disposable vapes do that with no filling or mixing. If you rely on a higher nicotine strength, a shortfill with shots only reaches fairly low strengths, because the nicotine is spread across a large volume. Adults who want 10mg or 20mg generally look at nicotine salt e-liquids instead, which are built for small pod devices and come in 10ml bottles.

Finally, remember that this is an adult product. Everything on the site is for over 18s only, and a nicotine-free liquid is not meant for anyone who does not already vape. The 0mg label is a statement about the contents of the bottle, not an invitation to try vaping.

Specifications and Numbers Worth Knowing

The facts for an e-liquid are short, so here they are in one place before we dig into the detail.

• Brand: Caliypso
• Product: 100ml shortfill e-liquid
• Flavour: Lemon and Lime Lemonade
• Nicotine strength as supplied: 0mg
• Price: £7.99 per bottle
• Intended use: refillable tanks and refillable pods, not sealed disposables

There is no puff count on this page, and that is deliberate. Puff figures belong to disposable devices and prefilled pods, where the amount of liquid is fixed. With a bottle, how long it lasts depends on your device, your power setting, how often you vape and how much of the bottle is liquid rather than headroom. Anyone quoting a puff number for a loose bottle is guessing.

What can be worked out is the price per millilitre. Divide £7.99 by the 100ml on the front and you get just under 8p per ml. Treat that as a floor rather than a promise, because a shortfill holds less liquid than its label size once the headroom is allowed for. Even so, the cost per ml is very low next to small bottles. A 10ml bottle at £2, for example, as in the five-for-£10 offers on nicotine salts, works out at 20p per ml. The two products serve different purposes, but the comparison shows why heavy daily users lean towards shortfills.

Some figures are not on the listing and we will not invent them. The VG and PG ratio, the exact liquid volume, the number of shots the bottle can take and the best-before date are all printed on the bottle label, so read the label when it arrives and rely on it. Buying in multiples is straightforward at this price: two bottles come to £15.98 and three come to £23.97, which is worth remembering when you look at the free delivery threshold later on.

Adding Nicotine Shots: A Strength Guide

Nicotine is optional with this bottle, and the maths behind it is simple once you see it laid out. The final strength equals the nicotine in your shots divided by the total volume of liquid after mixing. In formula form, it is shot size in ml multiplied by shot strength, divided by total ml. UK shots are commonly sold as 10ml bottles at 18mg/ml, but always check the label on the shots you buy.

Some worked examples show how it behaves. These are illustrative, because the exact headroom in your own bottle is stated on its label. One 10ml shot at 18mg/ml mixed to a total of 60ml gives 3mg/ml. Two such shots mixed to a total of 120ml also give 3mg/ml. One shot in a total of 110ml works out at roughly 1.6mg/ml. The pattern is that more total liquid means a lower strength, which is why large shortfills top out low and why no shots at all means exactly 0mg.

If you do decide to add nicotine, buy shots intended for mixing into shortfills and follow their instructions. Open the bottle, add the shot or shots, close the cap tightly and shake thoroughly for a minute or so. Leave the mix to rest for a short while so the contents blend evenly, and shake again before you fill your tank. Label the bottle clearly with the new strength and the date, particularly if anyone else in the household might handle it.

Keep a sensible safety mindset while mixing. Liquid nicotine should be kept away from children and pets, wiped up promptly if spilled and kept off skin. Start low if you are unsure, as you can always add more later but cannot take it back out. Finally, remember that this arrangement only reaches modest strengths. If you want a higher strength in a compact bottle, our nicotine salt range is the better route, and if you want none, simply leave the shots out.

Tanks, Pods and Coils That Suit Lemonade Juice

Hardware decides how this liquid behaves, so it pays to match the two with some thought. In very general terms, thinner, higher-PG liquids work well in small pod devices with tight airflow, while thicker, higher-VG liquids suit open, high-airflow tanks. Since the VG and PG split is printed on the label, check it before choosing a device rather than assuming either way.

If you are still choosing, our vape kits collection covers starter sets, pod kits and larger devices that all accept a refill bottle. Those with a fill port on the side or top are the easiest to use with a 100ml bottle. If you already own a pod device that takes replaceable cartridges, our refillable vape pods are the place to look for something compatible with your kit.

Tanks sold in the UK are limited to 2ml of capacity, which means you refill often. A 100ml bottle comfortably covers a great many of those top-ups, and that is exactly where the saving comes from. It also means you should get used to checking the liquid level in the tank rather than waiting for a burnt or dry taste.

Sweet flavours, and lemonade is firmly in that camp, can leave residue on a coil faster than unsweetened ones. Budget for regular coil changes, and if you are unsure which one your tank takes, check the model name on the tank or its packaging and browse our vape coils page for a match. A fresh coil is the single most effective way to keep citrus tasting crisp.

One firm caution: this is a loose liquid, so it cannot be used in sealed disposables or in prefilled pods that are not designed to be opened. Those devices are designed for a one-time fill and trying to force liquid into them is both pointless and a good way to cause leaks.

Filling a Tank Step by Step

Filling a tank takes a couple of minutes, and doing it carefully prevents most of the problems people blame on the liquid. Follow this order the first time and it will quickly become routine.

• Switch the device off or lock it, and place a tissue under the tank to catch drips.
• Open the fill port by sliding, lifting or unscrewing it, depending on your design. Check the instructions that came with your kit if you are unsure.
• Take the cap off the bottle, hold the tank at a slight angle and direct the nozzle at the edge of the fill port rather than straight down the centre. The central tube is the airflow path and must stay clear.
• Squeeze slowly until the liquid reaches just below the maximum line. Leave a little air at the top so the tank can breathe.
• Close the fill port firmly, wipe off any liquid on the outside, and refit the cap on the bottle immediately.
• Wait five to ten minutes before the first puff. This gives the cotton in the coil time to soak up the juice, and skipping it is the usual cause of a burnt first taste.

When you start vaping, take gentle, slightly longer puffs at a modest setting for the first few draws, then raise the power if needed. If your device has adjustable airflow, start with it partly open and tweak from there.

Take extra care with a new coil. Prime it by putting a drop of liquid directly onto the cotton through the coil holes, then fill the tank and wait as above. A dry coil that is fired too soon can burn the cotton in seconds, and once it tastes burnt it will not recover, so a few minutes of patience saves the price of a new coil.

Wipe any liquid off the threads before you screw the tank back together. Sticky threads lead to cross-threading and, eventually, leaks. When you finish, keep the bottle upright and cap it tightly, which brings us neatly to storage.

Storage, Shelf Life and Common Problems

Store the bottle somewhere cool, dark and dry, standing upright with the cap firmly on. Heat and direct sunlight are the enemies of any e-liquid, and a windowsill or a car glovebox is a poor choice. Keep it out of reach of children and pets, and away from anything that might knock it over. Every bottle carries a best-before date on the label, and that date is the one to follow. Once opened, use the contents within a sensible period and keep the tip clean.

Flat taste. If a flavour you enjoyed seems to vanish, the likely culprits are a tired coil or what vapers call vaper's tongue, where your palate gets used to a single flavour. Change the coil first, then try a different flavour for a day or two. Citrus tends to show this more readily than heavier dessert profiles.

Leaks. These usually come from overfilling, loose threads, or sticky residue around the seals. Fill to just below the line, make sure everything is screwed together firmly and wipe the threads. Pressure changes, such as when travelling, can also push liquid out, so carry the tank empty if you can.

Gurgling. A bubbling sound usually means condensation or a flooded chamber. Blow gently through the mouthpiece with the device off, or tilt it to clear the airway, and avoid pushing the power too high.

Dry or burnt hits. Check the tank level first, then check that the coil is not worn. If it has run low, refill and give the cotton time to soak before using it again.

Our FAQ page deals with ordering and general product questions, and our contact team can help if you are still stuck on something specific. Most problems are cured by a new coil, a proper wait after filling and a quick wipe of the threads.

Strengths and Limitations Weighed Up Honestly

No product suits everyone, so here is a straight account of where this bottle shines and where it does not.

• Value: a low cost per millilitre against small bottles, and a single £7.99 price with no strength or size decisions to wade through.
• Flexibility: use it at 0mg, or add shots for a low strength of your own choosing.
• Familiar flavour: lemon and lime is an easy citrus pairing with a lemonade base, so there is little guesswork.
• Less waste: you refill hardware you already own rather than discarding a device each time.

Now the other side of the ledger.

• Needs hardware: you must own a refillable tank or pod, or buy one, before you can use it at all.
• More effort: filling, priming coils and occasional mixing take more time than opening a sealed device.
• Low strength ceiling: adding shots reaches only modest levels, so it will not suit people who want a strong nicotine hit.
• One flavour per bottle: 100ml is a lot of lemon and lime, and some people tire of a single profile before it runs out.
• Sweetness: lemonade-style flavours are sweet by design, which some adults find a little much and which can mean more frequent coil changes.

If the cons outweigh the pros for you, that is useful to know before you order. A variety-minded buyer might split a spend across a couple of flavours from the same brand, or check the vape deals page for current multibuys that reduce the cost of trying something different. Value is real here, but only if the format matches how you actually vape, and being honest about your habits is the best way to avoid an unused bottle in a drawer.

Delivery, Age Checks and Ordering Notes

Orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. The shop sells 100% genuine stock and sends parcels in discreet plain packaging. For this product, the maths of the threshold is easy: one bottle costs £7.99 and two cost £15.98, so you would need to add a little more to cross £20, while three bottles at £23.97 clear it on their own. Our delivery and returns page has the full detail on timings, costs and what to do if something arrives damaged or wrong.

Because this is a vaping product, age verification applies. You must be 18 or over to buy, and the checkout includes an age confirmation step. Read the age verification page if you want to know how it works and what may be asked of you. Use a delivery address where you are comfortable receiving the parcel, since this is an age-restricted product.

Before you click buy, run through a short checklist. Confirm that your device is refillable, that its fill port will accept the bottle tip, and that you have a spare coil at hand if the current one is more than a couple of weeks old. If you plan to add nicotine shots, buy those separately and check that the bottle has enough headroom for the number you want. If you only intend to vape at 0mg, you do not need anything else.

Finally, keep your order confirmation and the batch details on the label until you have finished the bottle, in case you need to refer to them later. If a question remains after reading this page, our contact page is there for exactly that purpose, and we would rather answer it before you order than after.