Vapes Bar Ghost Salts 10ml Nic Salt E-liquid Pack of 10 Double Apple / 10MG

Overview

The Vapes Bar Ghost Salts 10ml Nic Salt E-liquid Pack of 10 Double Apple / 10MG by Vapes Bar in Double Apple / 10MG at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Overview: what this pack of ten actually is

Ghost Salts from Vapes Bar is a nicotine salt e-liquid range sold in 10ml bottles, and this listing is for a pack of 10 bottles in the Banana Foam Sweets flavour at 10mg/ml nicotine strength. Added together, that is 100ml of liquid and 1,000mg of nicotine across ten separately sealed bottles, so you only open one at a time and the rest stay factory-fresh until you need them. This is a refill liquid rather than a device, which means you will need a compatible refillable pod kit, a pen-style kit or a small tank to use it.

Nicotine salts are made by combining nicotine with a mild acid, most commonly benzoic acid, so the nicotine is absorbed more smoothly than in traditional freebase liquids. That smoothness is the reason salts became the default choice for compact pod devices running at low wattage, and it is why a 10mg strength can feel perfectly satisfying for many people who once needed 18mg or 20mg of freebase nicotine. In the UK, nicotine e-liquid is limited to a maximum of 20mg/ml and a maximum bottle size of 10ml, so 10mg sits at the middle of the legal range and the 10ml bottle is as large as a single nicotine bottle is allowed to be.

The Ghost Salts name suggests a lineup of fruit, sweet and cooling profiles, and Banana Foam Sweets is clearly in the confectionery camp. It aims to reproduce the soft, sugary, slightly airy banana-flavoured foam sweets many people remember from a pick-and-mix bag, rather than the taste of a fresh banana. If you already know you enjoy sweet, candy-leaning vape flavours, this is the type of profile you are buying into.

A pack of ten is aimed at people who already know what they like and want to avoid reordering every week. It is also a sensible format for anyone moving away from single-use devices to a refillable setup, since a refillable kit and a few bottles of liquid cost less over time than a steady stream of throwaway vapes. Key points at a glance:

• Format: 10 x 10ml bottles of nic salt e-liquid
• Flavour: Banana Foam Sweets
• Strength: 10mg/ml (1%) nicotine salt
• Total liquid: 100ml, containing 1,000mg of nicotine in all
• Use with: refillable pod kits and low-wattage mouth-to-lung devices
• Age restriction: sold to adults aged 18 and over only

Pack contents and specifications

It helps to know exactly what you are getting before you order, so here is the breakdown. Each bottle holds 10ml, which is the maximum size permitted for nicotine-containing e-liquid sold in the UK. Ten of them make up the pack. The brand on the label is Vapes Bar, the range is Ghost Salts, and the flavour is Banana Foam Sweets at 10mg/ml.

• Brand: Vapes Bar
• Range: Ghost Salts
• Flavour: Banana Foam Sweets
• Nicotine type: nicotine salt
• Strength: 10mg/ml, which is the same as 1% nicotine
• Bottle size: 10ml each
• Quantity: 10 bottles
• Total volume: 100ml
• Nicotine per bottle: 100mg (10ml x 10mg/ml)
• Nicotine per pack: 1,000mg
• VG/PG base: nic salt liquids are commonly balanced around 50/50, but always check the exact ratio printed on the bottle you receive

A couple of points are worth explaining. First, the milligram figure on a bottle is a concentration, not a total. A 10mg/ml liquid contains 10 milligrams of nicotine in every millilitre, so a full 10ml bottle contains 100mg overall. This matters when you compare brands, because a few vendors list strengths as a percentage instead, where 1% equals 10mg/ml and 2% equals 20mg/ml.

Second, the bottle label is the authoritative source for the ingredients, nicotine warning and batch details. UK labelling rules require a health warning, an ingredients list and a batch number, and the bottles should also carry a child-resistant cap and a tamper-evident seal. If anything on your delivery looks different from what is described on the product page, such as a different strength or a missing seal, contact the retailer before using the liquid.

Finally, this is a liquid and not a complete kit. There is no battery, coil or pod in the box. The pack gives you the consumable part of the setup, and the quality of your experience will depend a lot on the refillable device you pair it with, which we cover in later sections.

Flavour profile: banana foam sweets

Banana foam sweets are a British confectionery staple: pale yellow, lightly sugared, soft and slightly aerated, with a flavour that is distinctly artificial in the way sweets are, not in a bad way but in a nostalgic one. Vapes Bar's Banana Foam Sweets takes that idea and turns it into a liquid. Expect a sweet banana note that reads more like banana candy than fruit, supported by a soft, sugary body that gives the inhale a creamy, marshmallow-adjacent feel.

On the inhale, the banana comes through first, and it tends to be a ripe, slightly candied version rather than a tart or green one. There is usually a gentle sweetness that builds over the course of a few puffs. On the exhale, the foam element shows up as a lighter, airy sugar note, which is what separates this style of profile from a straightforward banana liquid. It is not a cooling flavour, so if you are hoping for an icy finish you will want a different variant or a different brand.

Because nic salt liquids are typically used at low wattage, the flavour is delivered warm rather than hot, and that suits sweet profiles well. Run it too hot and a banana flavour can turn slightly burnt or syrupy, which flattens the foam note. Keep the power modest and the flavour stays rounded and clean.

Sweet flavours carry a trade-off. A heavily sweetened liquid leaves more residue on coils than a fruit-and-ice blend, so you may find that coils need replacing a little sooner than they would with a less sweetened juice. This is not a flaw specific to this liquid. It is a feature of sweetener-heavy e-liquids in general, and it is manageable with sensible habits, such as taking shorter puffs and letting the coil cool between draws.

Who tends to enjoy this type of flavour?

• Vapers who like dessert, candy or sweet-shop profiles
• Former smokers who want to move away from tobacco and menthol tastes entirely
• People who find fresh fruit flavours too sharp or tart
• Anyone who likes a rounded, easy-going flavour they can vape all day without fatigue

If you want a flavour that is dry, crisp, minty or tobacco-led, this is not it. It is a sweet, soft and straightforward banana candy profile, and it does that one job in a consistent way.

Performance and vapour delivery

With a liquid, performance comes down to two questions: how much vapour and flavour does it deliver, and how long does a bottle last? The answers depend on the device, but the liquid itself sets the baseline. Nic salt e-liquids in the 50/50 range, which is typical for this category, are thinner than high-VG liquids, so they wick quickly through the small cotton or mesh of pod devices and produce a moderate cloud with a noticeable flavour.

Do not expect large, dense clouds. Salts are designed to be vaped in a way that mimics smoking: a slow, tight draw straight into the lungs, which is called mouth-to-lung. In that style the vapour is modest in volume but the flavour is concentrated and the nicotine hit is quick, which is exactly what the format is built for.

As a working estimate, a typical pod kit uses somewhere around 2ml of liquid for every 500 to 700 puffs, depending on power, draw length and coil resistance. That gives a very rough range of 250 to 350 puffs per millilitre. Applying that range to this product:

• One 10ml bottle: roughly 2,500 to 3,500 puffs
• The full pack of 10 (100ml): roughly 25,000 to 35,000 puffs

These are estimates, not guarantees. A person who takes long, slow draws on a higher-power device will use liquid faster than someone taking short sips on a basic pod kit. Heavier use also burns through coils faster, so allow for the cost of replacement coils or pods when you plan your spending.

To put the numbers into context, a single-use vape sold in the UK holds a maximum of 2ml of liquid at no more than 20mg/ml. A single 10ml bottle of this liquid therefore holds five times the liquid of one of those devices, and a pack of ten holds fifty times as much. That is the main argument for refillables: a single purchase gives you the equivalent of dozens of disposable devices' worth of liquid, without the waste. Since the sale of single-use vapes in Great Britain was banned from June 2025, refillable setups with bottled liquid like this are the standard route for adults who want to keep vaping legally.

Throat hit at 10mg/ml is gentle to moderate. Nic salts at this level are usually described as smooth, with a light tickle on the back of the throat that increases if you raise the wattage. If you find it too mild, the fix is a higher strength rather than a hotter coil.

Bottle design and build quality

The bottle is the part of the product you handle most often, so the design matters more than it first appears. Ghost Salts comes in the familiar 10ml plastic format used across the UK market: a squeezable bottle with a narrow, long dropper-style nozzle and a child-resistant cap. The nozzle is slim enough to fit into the fill port of most refillable pods, and the plastic is soft enough that you can control the flow by squeezing gently.

Three features are worth checking when your pack arrives:

• Tamper-evident seal: there should be an intact ring or band under the cap. If it is broken, do not use the bottle.
• Child-resistant cap: you will need to push down and twist. It takes a moment to get used to, but it is a safety feature that matters, particularly if there are children or pets in the home.
• Label legibility: the strength, flavour name, batch code, ingredients and nicotine warning should all be printed clearly and should not rub off when handled.

Colourful, themed labels are common for sweet profiles, and this range follows that pattern. The artwork is only cosmetic, but it does make it easy to tell flavours apart in a drawer if you buy more than one variant. A pack of ten bottles in the same flavour is also easy to keep organised: stack them upright in a cool, dark place and rotate so you always open the oldest first.

Storage and handling make a real difference to how the liquid behaves over time. Heat and light break down flavour compounds and darken the liquid, and a bottle left on a car dashboard or by a sunny window will degrade much faster than one kept in a cupboard. Keep the cap on tightly after each fill, wipe the nozzle clean, and keep bottles upright to prevent leaks from the nozzle.

Because the pack is made up of separate bottles rather than one large container, there is also a hygiene benefit. You open a fresh bottle only when the previous one is empty, which limits the liquid's exposure to air and to bacteria from repeated opening. Unopened bottles stored sensibly generally keep their flavour for a long time, and most manufacturers print a best-before date on the label for guidance.

Coil and mesh technology: matching device to juice

Nic salt liquids perform at their best in devices designed around them. The coil is the heating element that vaporises the liquid, and the main types you will meet are standard round-wire coils and mesh coils. Both can work with Banana Foam Sweets, but they behave differently.

Standard coils. Many older pod systems use a round-wire coil wrapped around cotton. These typically have a resistance somewhere between 0.8 and 1.8 ohms and run at low power. They give a slightly warmer, tighter vape, and they work well with thinner 50/50 salts. The trade-off is that the heat is concentrated in a small area, so sweet liquids can leave residue on the wire sooner.

Mesh coils. Newer pods use a flat mesh element, usually in the range of 0.6 to 1.2 ohms. Mesh spreads the heat across a larger surface, which gives more even vaporisation, a fuller flavour and often better coil life. For a sweet, layered profile like banana foam, mesh tends to produce the clearest and most consistent flavour, though it can use liquid slightly faster.

Here is a quick way to think about matching a device to this liquid:

• Coil resistance of 0.8 to 1.2 ohms: typically run at roughly 10 to 15 watts, giving a balanced flavour with a moderate throat hit
• Coil resistance of 1.2 to 1.8 ohms: typically run at lower power, giving a gentler, tighter draw that suits 10mg and 20mg salts
• Sub-ohm coils (below 0.5 ohms): not recommended, because they are designed for high-VG liquids at high wattage and will make nic salt harsh and wasteful

Always follow the power range recommended for the coil, which is normally printed on the coil head or packaging. Running below the range gives a muted flavour, and running above it burns the cotton.

A new coil needs priming before you use it. After fitting a fresh coil or pod, add the liquid and wait five to ten minutes so the cotton soaks fully, then take a few short, gentle draws before vaping normally. Skipping this step is the most common cause of a burnt taste on a brand new coil. Replace coils when the flavour turns flat or burnt even after a fresh fill, which with sweet liquids commonly means every one to three weeks of regular use.

Battery and charging with your device

Because this product is a liquid, it has no battery of its own. Battery performance and charging come from the device you choose, but the two are linked, so it is worth understanding how battery size affects your experience with a nic salt liquid.

Most refillable pod kits that suit salts have an internal battery in the region of 400mAh to 1000mAh, with some pen-style kits going higher. As a rough guide, a 500mAh battery paired with a 12 watt coil gives somewhere between a half day and a full day of moderate use, while a 1000mAh battery will typically comfortably last a full day. Higher-wattage devices drain faster, and so does chain vaping, because the battery has no rest between draws.

Charging advice that applies to almost every device:

• Use the cable supplied with the kit, or a reputable USB-C cable from a known brand
• Charge from a standard wall adapter or a computer port rather than a very high-output fast charger, unless the device specifically supports it
• Do not leave the device charging unattended overnight, and never charge it on a bed, sofa or under a pillow
• Stop using a device that has become swollen, hot to the touch while idle, or has a damaged casing, and take it to a recycling point rather than the bin

When a kit reaches the end of its life, do not put it in household waste. Lithium batteries can cause fires in bin lorries and recycling plants. UK retailers that sell vapes are required to offer a take-back service for waste vapes and batteries, and many councils also run household waste recycling centres with dedicated small electrical item and battery drop-off points. Check your local council website or the retailer you bought from to find the nearest one.

A fully charged device may still give a weaker flavour as the battery drops, especially at low charge, because the output voltage falls. If you notice flavour thinning out in the last part of the battery cycle, top up the charge rather than pushing the device harder.

The liquid itself does not need charging, but it does need looking after. Keep the full pack out of heat sources, and avoid carrying open bottles in a bag with a charging device, in case of leaks.

Nicotine strength guidance: is 10mg right for you?

Choosing a nicotine strength is one of the most important decisions you make with a refillable setup, and it is the main reason people end up disappointed with a liquid. This pack is 10mg/ml, which is 1% nicotine salt. In the UK, the legal maximum for nicotine e-liquid is 20mg/ml, and the same 20mg cap applies to the liquid inside single-use pods, which are no longer sold in Great Britain. So 10mg is halfway up the legal range.

As a starting point, many people find the following guide useful, though individual needs differ:

• Smoking more than 15 cigarettes a day, or vaping heavily: often start at 20mg salts, then step down once cravings settle
• Smoking around 10 to 15 cigarettes a day: frequently find 10mg to 12mg works, particularly with a mouth-to-lung pod
• Light smokers or those moving from lower-strength liquids: usually comfortable around 5mg to 10mg
• Social or occasional vapers: often prefer 3mg to 6mg

The effect of strength is amplified by how you vape. Taking long, deep draws at a higher wattage delivers more nicotine per puff than short sips at low power, so a 10mg liquid can feel milder in one device and stronger in another. If you are moving from a 20mg disposable, it is common to find 10mg feels noticeably weaker at first. That does not mean it is the wrong choice. Many people find they vape more often at the start, and then settle as they adjust.

Warning signs that your strength is too high include dizziness, nausea, headaches, a racing heart or an unpleasantly harsh throat hit. If you notice any of these, stop, drink some water and consider a lower strength. Signs that it may be too low include constant puffing, ongoing cravings and returning to smoking. In that case, a step up to 20mg may suit you better.

Nicotine is addictive, and e-liquids are intended only for adults who currently smoke or vape. If you have never smoked or vaped, this product is not for you. People who are pregnant, have heart conditions or are on medication should speak to a GP or pharmacist, and those who want to stop smoking can ask for support from a local stop-smoking service, which is free through the NHS.

Who this pack is for, and who should skip it

A pack of ten sealed bottles is not for everyone. It rewards people who have settled on a flavour and strength and want to buy in bulk. Here is a fair look at who gains the most and who may want to think twice.

It suits:

• Adult smokers who want to switch to vaping and prefer a sweet profile to tobacco or menthol
• Current disposable users who are moving to a refillable pod kit because single-use vapes are no longer sold
• Regular vapers who go through a bottle every few days and want to stop reordering
• Shoppers who compare cost per millilitre and prefer a larger quantity upfront
• People who already own a compatible refillable pod kit or mouth-to-lung tank

It may not suit:

• Anyone who has not used a refillable device before and does not yet own one, because you will need to buy a kit separately
• People who like to change flavours often. Ten bottles of one flavour is a lot of the same taste, so a mixed order or a single bottle for a trial may be more sensible
• Vapers who want a heavy cloud or a high-VG liquid for sub-ohm devices
• Those who need a stronger hit and are using 20mg or are likely to find 10mg too light
• Non-smokers, those under 18, and anyone pregnant or with a heart condition, who should not use nicotine products

If you are unsure about the flavour, the sensible approach is to try a single 10ml bottle first. A pack of ten is better kept for when you know you like the profile and strength. Banana candy flavours are a love-it-or-leave-it category: some people enjoy them all day, while others tire of the sweetness after a few bottles.

There is also a practical point about device compatibility. Make sure your kit is designed for refillable liquid and has a fill port that suits a slim nozzle. Many pre-filled pods are not refillable, and trying to force liquid into one can damage the pod. If you are not sure, check the manual or ask the retailer before you order.

How to use: filling, vaping and looking after your kit

Using bottled e-liquid is straightforward once you have done it a couple of times. Follow these steps for a clean, leak-free fill.

• 1. Turn the device off and take the pod or tank out if your kit allows it. Filling with the device on can cause accidental firing.
• 2. Open the fill port according to your kit's design, which is usually a silicone plug on the side or a slide-out section.
• 3. Remove the bottle cap by pushing down and twisting, then angle the nozzle into the fill port.
• 4. Squeeze gently and fill to just below the maximum line. Do not overfill, and avoid covering the central airflow tube, as this causes flooding and leaks.
• 5. Close the port firmly, wipe any spilt liquid with a tissue and refit the pod.
• 6. Wait five to ten minutes so the cotton can absorb the liquid evenly, especially on a new coil.
• 7. Take a few gentle primer puffs before settling into normal use.

For the actual draw, use a slow and steady mouth-to-lung technique. Pull into your mouth first, hold for a second, then inhale. A draw of two to four seconds is typical. Long, forceful draws are not needed for salts and tend to overheat the coil.

Everyday habits that help:

• Keep the tank above a third full so the cotton never runs dry
• Fill at room temperature and store bottles upright
• Wipe the mouthpiece and the fill port regularly
• Always wash your hands after handling liquid, because nicotine can be absorbed through the skin
• If liquid gets on your skin, rinse with plenty of water, and if it gets in your eyes or is swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show the bottle label

When changing flavours, it is a good idea to empty the pod, rinse it with warm water, let it dry fully and fit a new coil. This avoids ghosting, where the previous flavour muddies the new one. With a pack of ten of the same flavour, you can skip this step and simply refill as needed.

Finally, store the liquid away from children and pets, ideally in a locked or high cupboard. Nicotine in this form is poisonous if swallowed, and a pack of ten bottles contains a large amount of it.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with refillable vaping come from the device or the way it is filled rather than the liquid. Here is a practical checklist for the issues people run into most.

The vape tastes burnt. This is nearly always a dry or worn coil. Check the liquid level and refill if low, give the coil time to soak after filling, and take shorter draws. If the burnt taste returns after a fresh fill, the coil has reached the end of its life and needs replacing. Lowering the power slightly can also help.

The flavour has gone flat. Sweet liquids can coat a coil, which dulls the taste. Replace the coil or pod. If you changed flavours recently, ghosting may be the cause, so rinse the tank thoroughly. Also check that the liquid has not been stored in heat or sunlight.

The device leaks. Common causes are overfilling, a loose seal, a cracked pod or pressure changes such as in a plane or on a high hill. Fill to the line only, ensure the fill port is closed, and check the pod for cracks. Store the kit upright.

Gurgling or spitting. This comes from condensation or flooding. Blow gently through the mouthpiece with the device off, wipe away excess and lower the power slightly.

The device will not fire. Check the battery charge, ensure the pod or coil is seated properly and clean the contacts with a dry cotton bud. If it still does not work, try a new coil before assuming the device is faulty.

Throat hit feels too harsh. Reduce the power, take shorter draws or consider a lower strength. If it feels too weak, a stronger salt such as 20mg is the usual fix, not a higher wattage.

Liquid looks darker than expected. Natural darkening over time is normal in many e-liquids, especially ones with sweeteners and vanilla-type notes. Unless the smell or taste has clearly changed, it is generally safe to use.

When to stop: if a bottle is leaking, the seal was broken on arrival, or the liquid smells strange, do not use it. Contact the retailer with your order number and photographs of the issue.

If a device overheats, produces smoke, or the battery swells, stop using it immediately, move it away from flammable items and dispose of it through a proper battery recycling point.

Value for money and fair comparisons

The simplest way to judge value is to work out the cost per millilitre. Take the price of the pack, divide it by 100 (the total millilitres) and compare the figure with the price of single 10ml bottles of similar liquids. Buying ten bottles in one go usually brings the per-bottle cost down compared with buying them one at a time, and it also saves on delivery charges, because you pay shipping once rather than repeatedly.

There are also longer-term savings over disposables. A single-use vape contained at most 2ml of liquid. This pack holds 100ml, which is the equivalent of fifty such devices in liquid volume. Even once you add the one-off cost of a refillable kit and the occasional replacement coil, the cost of vaping with bottled liquid is typically lower than buying a disposable every few days, and it produces far less waste.

How does it compare with other 10ml nic salt ranges in the UK? A fair summary, without overstating differences:

• Elfliq and similar brand-backed salts: these are made by well-known disposable brands and offer familiar flavour names in 10ml bottles, often at 10mg and 20mg. They have wide brand recognition, while Ghost Salts leans on a specific sweet-shop-style line-up.
• Pod Salt: a long-established salt range offering 11mg and 20mg strengths. If you want a strength close to 10mg, either works, but Pod Salt offers different choices of flavour and strength steps.
• IVG and Nasty-style salts: established ranges with large flavour catalogues and frequent multibuy offers. They often have the advantage of choice, whereas a pack of ten of one flavour gives you consistency but less variety.
• Own-label or budget salts: may be cheaper per bottle but can vary more in flavour intensity and consistency between batches.

None of these is automatically better than another. Flavour is subjective, and a liquid that tastes right to one person can taste too sweet or too artificial to someone else. What this pack offers is quantity and consistency: ten identical bottles in a sweet banana profile at a moderate strength.

The sensible way to decide is to ask yourself three questions. Do you already enjoy sweet banana flavours? Is 10mg the right strength for how you vape? Do you own, or plan to buy, a refillable kit? If the answer to all three is yes, the pack of ten is a practical and economical way to stock up. If you are unsure about any of them, a single bottle or a smaller multipack is a more cautious start. Either way, remember that vapes are for adults who smoke or already vape, and that empty bottles, spent coils and old devices should be recycled through the right channels where possible.