Apple & Pear Deliciu Nic Salt by Vaporesso 20mg

Overview

The Apple & Pear Deliciu Nic Salt by Vaporesso 20mg by Deliciu in Apple & Pear at 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Deliciu Nic Salt by Vaporesso 20mg Apple and Pear at a glance

Deliciu Nic Salt by Vaporesso 20mg Apple & Pear is a 10ml bottle of nicotine salt e-liquid from the Deliciu range, listed at £0.40 on Vape Shop Online at the time of writing. It is a refill product, not a device. There is no battery, no coil and no pod in the box, only liquid that you pour into a compatible refillable pod kit. The flavour is a fruit pairing of apple and pear, and the nicotine strength is 20mg per ml.

Deliciu is the e-liquid line sold under the Vaporesso name. Vaporesso is far better known for hardware, so the range makes sense for adults who already run one of the brand's refillable pod systems and want a liquid that sits comfortably alongside it. Our store lists twenty Deliciu flavours, and every one of them is a 20mg bottle. If you want to see everything the manufacturer sells, from kits to coils to liquid, the Vaporesso brand collection gathers it in one place.

Here are the essentials at a glance.

• Format: one 10ml bottle of nicotine salt e-liquid
• Brand and range: Vaporesso, Deliciu nic salts
• Flavour: Apple and Pear, a fruit blend with no cooling or menthol in the name
• Strength: 20mg per ml, which is 2 percent and the UK maximum
• Price: £0.40 per bottle at the time of writing
• Suited to: refillable pod kits and low-power mouth-to-lung devices
• Age restriction: strictly 18+, and nicotine is addictive

Two UK rules shape every nicotine e-liquid on sale here. Bottles may not hold more than 10ml, and the maximum strength is 20mg of nicotine per ml. This bottle sits right at both limits. The same 20mg ceiling applies to prefilled pods and to the single-use style products sold in this country, so a 20mg bottle is not stronger than the law allows for any nicotine vape you can buy. It is simply the top of the permitted range.

The sections below cover what the flavour is likely to taste like, how far a bottle goes, which hardware suits a nic salt, how to choose a strength, how to fill and look after your kit, what to do when something goes wrong, and how this bottle compares with other apple blends. Everything is written for adult smokers and existing vapers. If you do not currently use nicotine, this product is not for you.

Flavour profile: what apple and pear taste like together

Apple and pear is a long-standing combination in fruit drinks, ciders and juice blends, and it translates to vaping in a fairly straightforward way. Apple usually brings the brighter, slightly tart front end, while pear supplies a softer, rounder sweetness that lingers on the exhale. Put together, they tend to read as an orchard fruit blend rather than a sweet shop flavour, closer to a chilled fruit juice than to a candy.

The product name does not include ice, menthol or any other cooling term, so you should expect a plain, room-temperature fruit profile. That makes it a different proposition from the cooling blends elsewhere in the range, such as Deliciu Strawberry Ice. If you like a clean, light taste and do not want a cold finish, that is a point in its favour. If you do want cooling, the ice e-liquid collection is the place to look.

A note on how we describe flavours. We work from the name and from how fruit blends of this type usually behave in a nicotine salt base. We do not publish a manufacturer tasting note, and taste is personal, so treat the notes below as a guide rather than a promise.

• First draw: light, juicy apple, usually the first note to register
• Middle of the draw: pear sweetness building underneath, softer and less sharp than the apple
• Exhale: a gentle fruit finish that fades fairly quickly, which stops the flavour feeling heavy over a long session
• Sweetness: moderate, with no dessert, cream or candy layer on top

The same bottle tastes different in different hardware. At lower power, fruit blends tend to come across smoother and sweeter. As you raise the wattage the apple side usually sharpens and the pear drops into the background, so a gentle setting generally suits this pairing. Airflow behaves the same way: a tighter draw concentrates flavour and lets the pear come through, while wide-open airflow dilutes it and makes the whole thing taste thinner.

If you like this flavour, the closest relatives in the range are Deliciu Apple Peach, which swaps pear for peach and usually reads as a warmer, juicier fruit, and Deliciu Wild Apple and Hawthorn, which adds a more floral, tart edge. Buying one of each is a low-cost way to find out where your preference sits. If you rotate flavours, label your bottles as you go, because 20mg bottles from the same range look alike once the artwork wears.

One practical point on flavour fatigue. Sweet fruit liquids can start to taste flat after a few days of exclusive use, a common experience that has nothing to do with the liquid going off. Alternating between two flavours, or between a fruit blend and a plain menthol such as Deliciu Menthol, keeps your palate responsive and often brings the original flavour back to life.

Performance and how far a 10ml bottle goes

E-liquid does not have a puff count the way a prefilled device does. How many puffs you get from this bottle depends on your kit, your power setting, the length of your draws and how often you vape. What we can give you is the arithmetic, because that part is fixed.

Under UK rules a refillable pod or tank may hold no more than 2ml. A 10ml bottle therefore fills a standard pod about five times. Single-use style vapes sold in the UK also hold around 2ml and are usually marketed at roughly 600 puffs, so a bottle contains about five times the liquid inside one of them. That comparison is only a guide, since refillable kits and single-use devices draw liquid at different rates, but it gives a sensible sense of scale.

• Someone who empties one 2ml pod a day will get about five days from the bottle.
• Someone who gets through a pod every two days will see about ten days.
• Occasional use, a few draws spread through the day, can stretch a bottle to several weeks.

Nicotine strength affects longevity too. At 20mg, a nic salt tends to satisfy quickly, so many people take fewer and shorter draws than they would on a low-strength freebase liquid in a larger device. Fewer draws means slower liquid consumption. This is a general pattern rather than a guarantee, and it applies least to people who vape out of habit rather than need.

Vapour and throat sensation. Nicotine salt liquids are built for modest wattage. Expect a smooth, fairly mild throat sensation rather than the harsher kick associated with freebase nicotine at similar strengths, and expect modest vapour. If you want large clouds, this is not the right liquid and a compact pod kit is not the right device class. The experience is closer to the size and rhythm of a cigarette draw: short, mouth-to-lung and gentle on the hardware.

Consistency across the bottle. A well-seated pod delivers steady flavour from the first fill to the last. If the taste fades before the pod is empty, the cause is nearly always the coil or the way the pod was filled rather than the liquid itself, and the troubleshooting section further down walks through the usual suspects.

What affects consumption most. Four things change how quickly you use liquid, and they are worth knowing before you decide how many bottles to order.

• Wattage: higher power vaporises more liquid per second, so a bottle empties sooner.
• Draw length: long draws pull more liquid through the coil than quick sips.
• Coil condition: a worn coil can make you draw harder to chase flavour, which wastes liquid.
• Fill habits: overfilling causes leaks, and leaked liquid is liquid you never vaped.

Ordering a spare bottle alongside your first is sensible if you vape daily. Running dry halfway through a working week is annoying, and with a 10ml bottle at this price the spare costs very little.

Bottle design and build quality

The packaging on a nicotine e-liquid is more regulated than it looks. UK rules require nicotine bottles to be child-resistant and tamper-evident, with a refill mechanism designed to avoid leaks, and the 10ml cap on bottle size exists partly for the same reason: it limits how much nicotine a single container can hold. Expect a small plastic bottle with a narrow nozzle that fits pod fill ports, a cap that needs a firm press and turn to open, and a tamper ring that breaks the first time you open it.

The narrow nozzle is the design feature that matters most in daily use. It lets you dock the tip against the fill port of a pod and let liquid run in under its own weight, without a funnel and without spilling onto the battery contacts. The plastic is flexible enough to squeeze gently but firm enough to hold its shape. If you find the flow too fast, squeeze less and tilt the bottle at a shallower angle rather than forcing liquid out in bursts.

The label is the authority on what is in your hand. It should show the product name, the flavour, the strength, an ingredients list, a batch code and the mandatory nicotine health warning. The photos on any retail page are indicative, and ranges often share a family look from one flavour to the next, so always check the label itself. If the flavour or strength on the label does not match what you ordered, contact us through the contact page before you open the bottle, because opened liquid cannot be returned.

• Check that the tamper ring is intact when the parcel arrives.
• Confirm that the label reads Apple and Pear and 20mg.
• Look for the batch code and the ingredients list.
• Check that nothing has leaked inside the bag or box.

Storage. Keep the bottle upright in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight, radiators and car glove boxes. Heat and light break down flavour over time and can darken the liquid. Some darkening is normal for nicotine liquids as they age and is not by itself a sign of a fault. Nicotine is poisonous if swallowed, so keep every bottle out of reach of children and pets, and clean up spills straight away, because nicotine can be absorbed through skin.

Disposal. Never pour leftover liquid down the sink. Council guidance varies on whether small empty nicotine bottles can go in household plastic recycling or should be capped and placed in general waste, so check your local authority's advice. Empty bottles that you intend to recycle should be completely empty, with the cap on.

Battery and charging: what this bottle does not include

Because this is a bottle of liquid, it has no battery of its own and nothing to charge. The battery question belongs to the device you pour it into, and it is worth understanding, because a weak battery degrades the very thing you are paying for, which is flavour and vapour consistency.

Modern refillable pod kits generally use a built-in rechargeable lithium battery topped up through a USB-C port. Capacity is quoted in milliamp hours, shortened to mAh, and a higher figure means longer between charges, although power setting and how often you vape matter just as much as the headline number. We do not state a battery size for this liquid because it does not have one. For a specific kit, read the spec on that kit's own page, for example the Vaporesso Luxe X2 pod kit bundle or the Vaporesso Armour G pod kit.

When the battery runs low, vapour tends to thin out and flavour dulls before the device cuts out completely. If your Apple and Pear suddenly tastes weak, check the battery level before you blame the liquid or the coil.

• Charge with the cable supplied, or a reputable USB-C cable of similar quality.
• Use a standard wall adapter or computer port rather than a fast charger unless the kit says it supports one.
• Do not leave a device charging unattended overnight or on a bed, sofa or other soft surface.
• Stop using any device with a swollen, hot, damaged or leaking battery.
• Keep the charging port dry, and wipe away any spilled liquid before plugging in.

Plan around real habits. A small kit used lightly may last a full day, while heavier use or higher power may need a top-up by mid afternoon. Topping up when you are at a desk is better than letting the device drain to zero repeatedly, which is harder on a lithium cell over time.

Recycling devices and batteries. Vapes and the batteries inside them must never go in the household bin or the kerbside recycling box, because lithium cells cause fires in collection vehicles and sorting plants. Take old devices to a drop-off point instead. Shops that sell electrical items, including vapes, are expected to accept waste electricals back, and most council household waste recycling centres have a small electricals bank. This is also why a refillable kit, which you keep for months or years, produces far less waste than a stream of single-use devices.

If you are still choosing hardware, our pod kit collection and the wider vape kit range list the options with their specs.

Coils, mesh and the hardware that suits this liquid

A nicotine salt behaves best in the kind of device it was designed for: a low-power, mouth-to-lung pod system with a relatively high-resistance coil. In practical terms that usually means coils somewhere around 0.6 to 1.2 ohms, run at modest wattage, with a tight enough draw to feel like pulling on a cigarette. Resistance figures differ between kits, so use these ranges as a guide and check the manufacturer's recommended range for your own device.

Mesh versus wire. Mesh coils use a flat woven screen instead of a coiled wire, which gives a larger heating surface and more even vaporisation. In everyday terms, mesh tends to deliver fuller flavour, warm up quickly, and cope better with sweet liquids that can otherwise scorch a wire coil. Many Vaporesso pods use mesh, and fruit blends such as Apple and Pear generally show their character well on that style of coil. We cannot promise a specific result in a specific pod, so look at the individual kit page for the coil details.

Why 20mg and sub-ohm do not mix. A sub-ohm tank is built for large clouds at high wattage. Pairing it with a 20mg nicotine salt is wasteful and unpleasant: the liquid is used up quickly, the throat hit becomes harsh, and the total nicotine intake in a single session can climb well beyond what you intended. If your device is a sub-ohm tank, choose a lower-strength freebase liquid, not this bottle.

Matching a Vaporesso kit. The refillable kits sold under the same brand name are the natural pairing for a Deliciu bottle, and the Vaporesso collection lists them alongside coils and accessories. Our Luxe XR Max 2 pod kit bundle is another refillable option from the brand. We do not claim that every Vaporesso device is a match for every Deliciu bottle, so read the page of the kit you are considering for its liquid guidance before you buy.

Coil life and replacement. Coil life varies with power, flavour and how much you vape. As a rule of thumb, many users replace a coil or pod every one to three weeks of regular use, and sweet fruit liquids tend to build up residue faster than menthol or tobacco styles. Warning signs include a burnt or flat taste, a rattling or gurgling sound, and vapour that feels hotter than it did when the coil was new. Our coils collection covers replacements for popular kits, including options such as the GTI replacement mesh coils pack. Always check that a coil is listed for your exact device, since coils are not interchangeable between systems.

Priming a new coil. Fill the pod, then leave it standing for five to ten minutes before the first draw so the cotton can saturate. Taking the first few draws gently, at a lower power, protects a new coil from drying out and burning.

Nicotine strength: is 20mg the right choice?

This listing is a 20mg bottle, which means 20 milligrams of nicotine in each millilitre of liquid, or 2 percent. Across a full 10ml bottle that comes to 200mg of nicotine in total, and a typical 2ml pod filled from it holds around 40mg. Those numbers are not a reason to panic, but they are a reason to take the strength seriously and to keep bottles locked away from children.

Nicotine salts are different from freebase nicotine. The salt form is smoother on the throat at a given strength, which is why 20mg is workable in a salt and would be unpleasantly harsh in a freebase. It also means the nicotine reaches your system more quickly, which is part of why salts are popular with adults moving away from cigarettes and why they can feel stronger than the number suggests.

• 20mg: the top of the legal range. Often chosen by people who currently smoke heavily, or who find lower strengths leave them reaching for the device constantly.
• 10mg: half the strength. Often chosen by lighter smokers, people who already vape and want to ease down, or anyone who finds 20mg harsh. A 10mg option is available on the Deliciu 10ml pack of 10 page, and the wider nicotine salt e-liquid collection lists more.

Signs the strength may be too high. Dizziness, nausea, a racing heart, jitters or a harsh, scratchy throat after only a few draws all suggest you should step down. Stop vaping, drink some water, and consider a lower strength or less frequent use. Signs it may be too low. Constant draws, cravings that return within minutes, and going back to cigarettes are all signals that the strength you chose is not meeting your needs, which is when many people move up from 10mg to 20mg.

There is no universal answer, and we are not able to give medical advice. If you are unsure, start by comparing the numbers honestly against your habits. Someone smoking a pack a day is in a very different place from someone who has a few cigarettes at weekends, and the second person is often better off at 10mg or below.

Nicotine is addictive. It is not suitable for under 18s, for anyone who has never smoked, or for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, and anyone with a heart condition or other health concern should talk to a doctor or pharmacist before using it. If you do not currently use nicotine, please do not start.

If you want to browse every 20mg option we stock, the 20mg e-liquids collection is the right place.

Who this bottle suits, and who should look elsewhere

This is a straightforward product with a clear audience. The sections above should have made it obvious already, but it helps to spell it out so you can decide in a minute whether to carry on to the basket.

Good fit:

• Adult smokers who have moved to a refillable pod kit and want a fruit flavour that is not overly sweet or cooling.
• Existing pod users who like apple and pear style juice flavours and want a Vaporesso-branded liquid to run alongside a Vaporesso kit.
• People who vape lightly through the day and prefer small, frequent draws at modest power.
• Anyone who is trying a new flavour and wants a cheap bottle, rather than committing to a large multipack, before settling on a favourite.
• Vapers who like to rotate two or three flavours and want a fruit option beside a menthol or an ice blend.

Look elsewhere if:

• You are under 18, or you have never smoked or vaped. Nicotine is addictive, and this product is for adult smokers only.
• You use a sub-ohm tank or a high-wattage device and want big clouds. A 20mg salt is the wrong match, and you would want a lower-strength freebase liquid.
• You want a ready-to-use device that needs no filling. A prefilled vape pod or one of our single-use style vapes is easier, although it usually costs more per millilitre of liquid.
• You want a dessert, cream or tobacco flavour. Apple and Pear is a fruit blend, and it does not try to be anything else.
• You are sensitive to nicotine and find 20mg uncomfortable. A 10mg option is a better starting point.

Think about hardware as well as taste. If you do not yet own a refillable kit, you will need one before this bottle is any use. The refillable vape pod collection lists replacement pods that you fill yourself, and the pod kit collection lists complete starter setups with a battery and pod in one box.

Finally, consider how you vape in practice. People who tend to forget to charge, who travel a lot, or who dislike handling liquid sometimes find that refilling is more of a chore than they expected, and a prefilled option fits their lifestyle better. There is nothing wrong with that choice. A bottle of nic salt is rewarding for people who like control over flavour, strength and cost, and less so for people who want a device that simply works out of the box.

How to fill and use it, step by step

Filling a pod takes about a minute once you have done it a few times. Follow the order below and you will avoid most of the leaks and flooding that cause new users frustration.

• Step 1, wash and dry your hands. Oily or wet fingers make a pod and a bottle slippery, and liquid on your skin is best avoided.
• Step 2, remove the pod. Take the pod out of the battery section so that no liquid runs onto the contacts. Keep the pod upright with the mouthpiece pointing up.
• Step 3, open the fill port. Most pods have a silicone bung or a sliding cover. Open it fully before you bring the bottle near.
• Step 4, fill slowly. Dock the bottle nozzle against the fill port and squeeze gently, letting liquid run down the side of the chamber. Stop at or just below the maximum fill line. A UK pod holds 2ml at most.
• Step 5, close up and wipe. Close the port, clean any drips from the outside of the pod and the bottle, and dry the contacts.
• Step 6, let it soak. Wait five to ten minutes before the first draw so the coil cotton is saturated.
• Step 7, start gently. Take a couple of short draws at a lower power, then settle at your normal setting.

Everyday habits. Top up when the pod is about a third full rather than waiting until it is bone dry, which protects the coil. Fill with the pod upright. Store the device standing up when you can, so liquid is not pushed toward the airflow holes. Put the cap back on the bottle every time and return it to storage, not to your bag, where pressure on the bottle can force liquid out.

Changing flavour. If you swap from another liquid to Apple and Pear, empty the pod and, if you can, fit a fresh coil or a new pod, because a used coil carries the previous flavour. Rinse the pod chamber with warm water, dry it fully, then refill. Mixing old and new liquid in the same pod muddies the taste and is the most common reason a new bottle tastes odd on its first day.

Pacing yourself. Nicotine salts can be absorbed quickly. Take a few draws, wait a couple of minutes, and see how you feel before taking more. Chain vaping at 20mg is the quickest route to feeling unwell.

Compatible equipment. If your current device is a pod system with a liquid tank and a coil of around 0.6 ohm or higher, it is a sensible match. The Vaporesso range includes several options.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with a refillable pod come down to a handful of causes. Work through the list below before assuming the liquid is at fault.

• Burnt or acrid taste. Usually a worn or dry coil. Replace the pod or coil, prime it properly with a five to ten minute soak, and take the first few draws gently. Chain vaping on a low liquid level is another common cause.
• Weak or flat flavour. Check the battery level first, then the coil. Flavour fatigue can play a part too, so try a different flavour for a few days. A tighter airflow setting can also bring flavour forward.
• Gurgling or spitting. Excess liquid in the airway. Remove the pod, dab the mouthpiece clean with tissue and blow gently through it. Avoid overfilling next time.
• Leaking from the pod. Often caused by overfilling, a poorly seated bung, a cracked pod or a change in air pressure, such as flying or travelling through high ground. Fill below the line, close the port firmly and store the device upright.
• Harsh throat hit. The power setting may be too high, or 20mg may simply be too strong for you. Lower the wattage first, and consider a 10mg alternative if it persists.
• Dry puffs. The cotton is not receiving liquid fast enough. Leave the pod to soak, check the level, and slow your draws. If this keeps happening with a new pod, the coil may be faulty.
• Dizziness or nausea. Stop vaping, get fresh air, and drink water. Lower the strength or space your draws further apart before trying again.
• Device will not fire. Check the battery, clean the contacts with a dry cotton bud, and make sure the pod is fully seated. Liquid on the contacts often causes this.

When it is not the liquid. We see many queries where a perfectly good bottle is blamed for a hardware problem. If a second flavour in the same pod tastes just as burnt, the pod is the issue, not the bottle. Swapping the coil is a cheap test, and our coil range has replacements for popular systems.

When it might be the liquid. Genuine liquid faults are rare, but they happen. Signs include an unusual smell, separated or cloudy liquid that does not recombine after a gentle shake, or a flavour that is completely wrong for the label. Do not use a bottle you suspect is faulty. Keep the packaging, photograph the label and batch code, and contact our team through the contact page. Faulty items can be returned within 30 days for a replacement or refund, as set out on the delivery and returns page.

Value for money

At the time of writing, this bottle is listed at £0.40 for 10ml, which works out at 4p per millilitre of liquid. That is a low price for a branded nicotine salt, and it makes the bottle an easy way to try a new flavour without risking much. Prices on our site can change, so always check the figure on the product page before you order rather than relying on the number in this text.

Value is not only about the sticker price, so here is a fuller picture.

• Cost per day. If a bottle lasts about a week at moderate use, the liquid for that week costs pennies. For most people the hardware and coils will cost more than the liquid.
• Delivery. Standard delivery is free on orders over £20 and costs £2.99 below that threshold, with next-day delivery at £4.99 and same-day dispatch on orders placed before 4pm on a working day. On an order this small, the delivery charge can outweigh the cost of the bottle, so it makes sense to combine it with other items.
• Hardware and coils. If you already need a pod kit or spare coils, add this bottle to the same order and cross the free-delivery line. The pod kit range and the coils collection are the natural companions.
• Flavour variety. Because the Deliciu bottles are inexpensive, ordering two or three flavours is cheap. The Deliciu collection shows the full set, and rotating flavours is the simplest way to fight palate fatigue.

For anyone who wants ten bottles of the same flavour, the Deliciu 10ml pack of 10 is a separate listing, and you should compare its current price with the single bottle before deciding. We keep that comparison out of this page on purpose, since prices on both listings can change independently.

What cheap means here. A low price is not a quality signal in either direction. What you can reasonably expect is a sealed, labelled, regulated 10ml nicotine salt bottle from genuine stock. What you should not expect is a luxury experience or a guarantee that it will taste the way you imagine from the name. The honest way to judge it is by trying one bottle and seeing whether you would buy another.

Stretching a bottle further. Fill pods to the line rather than overfilling, replace coils before they burn, store the bottle properly and use the right power setting. These small habits cut waste more than any price comparison. Mixed together, they can make a 10ml bottle last noticeably longer than it would for someone who floods pods and runs coils until they fail.

How it compares with other apple blends and formats

A fair comparison starts by admitting that we have not run laboratory tests and that flavour is subjective. What we can do is lay out the practical differences between this bottle and nearby alternatives on our shelves, so you can pick the one that matches what you want.

• Versus an apple and ice blend. A cooling apple liquid such as Double Brew Double Apple Ice adds a cold finish that Apple and Pear does not have. If you want freshness and a stronger sensation on the exhale, the ice style is the better match. If you find cooling agents harsh on the throat, the plain fruit blend is gentler.
• Versus an apple and peach blend. ELFLIQ Apple Peach is a closer cousin. Peach tends to be sweeter and more fragrant than pear, so the result is usually juicier and less crisp. At the time of writing it sits on a higher shelf price and is part of a five for £10 deal, which suits anyone buying several flavours in one go.
• Versus a sour apple. ELFLIQ Sour Apple pushes the tart side, where Apple and Pear pulls toward gentle sweetness. People who like a sharp, mouth-watering finish will usually prefer the sour.
• Versus a berry and pear blend. Vampire Vape Max Blueberry Pear brings a dark-fruit layer over the pear. It is a heavier, jammier profile than the plain orchard flavour here.
• Versus a sibling in the same range. Deliciu Pink Lemonade and Deliciu Grape sit at the same strength and price, which makes them easy to try side by side.

Versus prefilled formats. A prefilled pod or single-use style vape is convenient, needs no refilling and is easy to carry, but it costs more per millilitre of liquid and gives you less control. A bottle plus a refillable kit costs more up front if you need to buy the kit, then much less over time. Browse our prefilled pods if convenience is your priority.

Where this bottle is weaker. Honest comparison means saying so. This product has fewer multibuy offers than some competing ranges, so people who want to mix and match a large number of flavours cheaply may find a five for £10 line better value in aggregate. It has no ice, sour or dessert twist, so if you get bored of straightforward fruit quickly, it may not hold your interest for a full month. And the strength is fixed at 20mg on this listing, which is a limitation if you need something lighter.

Where it is stronger. The pricing at the time of writing is low, the bottle is a legal, regulated 10ml format, and a Vaporesso-branded liquid is a tidy fit alongside Vaporesso hardware. It also gives you a gentle, uncomplicated fruit profile that works at low power.

You can browse the wider field on the nicotine salt e-liquid page, or step back to the full e-liquid collection.