Hayati Pro Max 10ml Nic Salt E-Liquid Box of 10

Overview

The Hayati Pro Max 10ml Nic Salt E-Liquid Box of 10 by Hayati across 38 flavours at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

What the Hayati Pro Max 10ml Nic Salt E-Liquid Box of 10 Actually Is

This listing is for a box of ten 10ml bottles of Hayati Pro Max nic salt e-liquid, which adds up to 100ml of liquid in total. It is a refill product, not a device. You pour it into a compatible pod kit, a refillable pod or a small tank and vape it from there. That distinction matters because plenty of shoppers arrive at this page with the Hayati name in mind from the brand's ready-made vapes, and the buying decision here is quite different. You are choosing a flavour and a strength, and you supply your own hardware.

Nic salt e-liquid is made with nicotine salts rather than the freebase nicotine used in traditional shortfill and 3mg to 12mg juices. In practical terms that means a smoother throat feel at higher strengths, a faster nicotine uptake for many people, and a liquid that is designed to be used in low-power devices. The Pro Max range is built around that idea: a sweet or fruit-led flavour, a strength that suits people stepping away from cigarettes, and a bottle size that fits UK rules.

The key facts at a glance:

• Quantity: 10 bottles per box, 10ml each, 100ml in total.
• Type: nicotine salt e-liquid, ready to use with no mixing or shaking required beyond a gentle swirl.
• Typical base: nic salt liquids in this format are usually balanced around 50% VG and 50% PG. Check the label on your bottle for the exact ratio.
• Strengths: nic salt in this format is normally sold at 10mg/ml and 20mg/ml. Pick the strength offered in the option selector for your flavour.
• Flavours: the wider Pro Max family on this site runs to 39 flavours, so there is plenty of room to find a profile you like.
• Bottle size: 10ml, which is the maximum size UK rules allow for nicotine-containing e-liquid.

If you vape every day, a box of ten is the sensible way to buy, because it removes the need to reorder every week and it lowers the cost per bottle compared with buying singles. If you are brand new to vaping, you may prefer to start with a single bottle or a starter kit and come back to the box once you know the flavour and strength suit you. The rest of this guide goes through performance, flavour, hardware compatibility, nicotine strength, setup, troubleshooting and value so you can decide with the facts in front of you.

Performance and Vapour Delivery

Performance with an e-liquid depends on three things working together: the liquid, the device and the coil. The liquid's contribution is its flavour intensity, its throat feel and how it behaves in a wick. Hayati Pro Max nic salts are tuned for low-wattage, mouth-to-lung use, which is the style most pod kits are built for. In that setting you get a moderate cloud, a clear flavour from the first puff and a nicotine hit that arrives quickly without being harsh at 10mg.

How far does a bottle go? There is no single honest answer, but a useful rule of thumb exists. Disposable vapes with a 2ml tank are often rated at around 600 puffs, which works out at roughly 300 puffs per millilitre. On that same loose measure a 10ml bottle would deliver about 3,000 puffs. In real use with a reusable pod kit, many people land between 1,500 and 3,000 puffs per bottle depending on wattage, puff length and how often the coil is changed. A box of ten bottles therefore represents somewhere in the region of 15,000 to 30,000 puffs, which for a typical daily vaper is a few months of supply.

A few factors push consumption up or down:

• Device power: higher wattage burns through liquid faster. Most pod kits that suit nic salt run between 8W and 20W, and the lower end is where this liquid is most economical.
• Puff style: short, light puffs use less liquid than long, heavy draws.
• Coil condition: an ageing coil wastes liquid by producing weaker vapour, so you vape more to get the same effect.
• Nicotine strength: people on 10mg often vape more frequently than people on 20mg, simply to reach the same nicotine level across the day.

Throat hit is gentle at 10mg and noticeable but not sharp at 20mg. Vapour production is moderate rather than dense, which is typical for a 50/50 liquid in a pod device. Anyone expecting the thick clouds of a sub-ohm tank will find this liquid is not aimed at that style, and it is worth being clear about that before you buy. If you want big clouds, a high-VG shortfill in a sub-ohm kit is the better route. If you want a discreet, flavour-first vape that satisfies nicotine cravings, this is the format built for it.

Flavour Profile and the 39-Flavour Range

The Pro Max family on this site covers 39 flavours, and the breadth is one of the main reasons people choose the brand. The profiles lean towards fruit, ice and sweet combinations, with fewer tobacco or dessert options than some competitors. If you want to try several, the box format suits you once you commit to one flavour, so it helps to sample a single bottle first if you are unsure.

Here are some of the flavour styles you will find in the range, described by character rather than by marketing slogan. Availability changes, so use the option selector on this page to see exactly what is currently listed:

• Blue Razz Lemonade: blue raspberry with a sharp citrus edge. Sweet at the front with a tart finish that stops it becoming cloying.
• Strawberry Watermelon: a juicy, light fruit pairing. Watermelon gives a watery freshness while strawberry carries the sweetness.
• Cherry Cola: a candy-style cherry over a caramelised cola base. A good choice for people who miss fizzy drinks.
• Triple Mango: ripe, tropical and rounded. Mango profiles tend to taste fuller than most fruit flavours, so they hold up well in low-power devices.
• Pink Lemonade: a gentle, slightly floral lemonade with red berry hints.
• Peach Ice: soft stone fruit with a cooling finish.
• Banana Ice: creamy banana with a menthol-light chill, a profile that divides opinion but has a loyal following.
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry: sweet blueberry with a tangy raspberry bite.

Ice and menthol-led variants add a cooling sensation on the exhale. That effect is more pronounced at 20mg, where the cooling agent and the nicotine combine to give a firmer throat feel. If you are sensitive to menthol, choose a non-ice flavour first.

One practical note on flavour: sweeteners in fruit e-liquids can leave residue on coils over time, which is called coil gunk. Brighter, sweeter flavours tend to gunk coils faster than tobacco or mint flavours, so if you rotate between many flavours or stay with a sweet profile for weeks, you may need to replace the coil or pod a little more often. That is a normal trade-off with sweet liquids and is not a fault with the product.

If you want to change flavour between boxes, rinse the pod or tank, let it dry and fit a fresh coil. Mixing flavours in one tank leaves a muddy taste, so a clean switch gives a clearer result.

Bottle Design, Packaging, Storage and Recycling

The bottle format is the standard 10ml plastic dropper-style unit you would expect for nic salt liquid. It has a narrow nozzle that fits most pod fill ports, a tamper-evident ring and a child-resistant cap, all of which are required for nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK. The label carries the product name, flavour, strength, ingredients, nicotine warning and batch information. Check the label when the box arrives: confirm the flavour and the mg/ml strength match what you ordered before you fill a device.

The narrow nozzle is worth a note. Pod fill ports are small, and a fine tip lets you place liquid exactly where you want it with less spillage. Squeeze gently rather than pressing hard, because a firm squeeze can push out more than you need and cause flooding at the airflow vent. Wipe any drips off the outside of the pod before you fit it to the battery so the contacts stay clean.

Packaging is a simple outer box holding ten bottles. It is not designed as long-term storage, so once the box has been opened, keep the bottles upright in a cool place. Good storage habits keep the liquid tasting as intended:

• Keep out of sunlight and heat. Light and heat degrade nicotine and flavouring, darkening the liquid and dulling the taste.
• Store upright with the cap tight. This prevents leaks and keeps oxygen out.
• Keep away from children and pets. Nicotine is toxic if swallowed or absorbed through the skin in large amounts. If a bottle breaks, wipe the spill with a cloth and wash your skin with soap and water.
• Do not store in a hot car. Temperature swings accelerate ageing.

Unopened bottles stored properly generally stay in good condition for 12 months or more, and the batch information on the label will help you identify your supply. Liquids that have darkened slightly are usually still safe, but the flavour may have shifted, so use older stock first.

For recycling, empty bottles are small plastic items and should not go in the general recycling bin at home in most areas. Rinse the bottle only if your local scheme asks for it, and look for a vape retailer or council household waste recycling centre with a drop-off point for e-cigarette related waste. Many UK vape shops accept empties, and several offer collection boxes. Never put used batteries, pods that contain a battery or electrical vape items in household recycling. Those must go to a designated electrical recycling drop-off.

Battery and Charging: Matching the Liquid to Your Device

E-liquid has no battery of its own, so everything you need to know about power sits with the device you pair it with. That said, the battery is the most common reason a good liquid underperforms, so it is worth understanding what suits a nic salt like this one.

Nic salts suit low-power pod systems. Typical pod kits have batteries between about 400mAh and 1,000mAh and output between roughly 8W and 25W, either fixed or adjustable. A small battery in the 400mAh to 500mAh range will usually last a day of light use, while 800mAh to 1,000mAh will carry most daily vapers through a full day with a charge overnight. Larger battery pods in the 1,200mAh to 1,500mAh range cope with heavier use and are a better fit if you go through a bottle every two or three days.

Charging advice that applies to almost any pod kit:

• Use the cable supplied or a quality USB-C cable. Cheap, unbranded chargers can deliver unstable current.
• Charge on a hard surface, not under a pillow or on a sofa, and do not leave the device charging unattended overnight if you can avoid it.
• Stop charging when the indicator shows full. Most devices cut power automatically, but a good habit protects the battery over time.
• Do not let the battery run flat regularly. Deep discharge shortens lithium cell life.

Does power setting affect this liquid? Yes. Running a nic salt at too high a wattage produces a hot, harsh vapour and burns through liquid. Start at the low end of your device's range and raise it only if the flavour feels flat. For many people the fullest flavour sits around the middle of the device's rated range. If your kit has a fixed output, you do not need to change anything.

A flat or failing battery can feel like a liquid problem. Weak vapour, popping sounds and a burnt taste at low charge are normal signs that the battery is struggling to heat the coil properly. Charge the device fully and test again before you assume the liquid is at fault. Replace the battery or the whole kit if it will no longer hold charge for a reasonable period, and recycle it at an electrical waste drop-off point rather than in household waste.

Coils, Wicking and Hardware Compatibility

The coil is where the liquid becomes vapour, and the right coil makes a noticeable difference to flavour. Nic salt e-liquid is intended for coils with a resistance of about 0.6 to 1.2 ohms in mouth-to-lung devices. The two main coil constructions you will meet are standard wire coils with cotton wicking and mesh coils with a flat, perforated metal surface.

Mesh coils spread the heating area across a larger surface, which tends to give more even flavour and a quicker ramp-up. They are common in newer pods and suit fruit flavours well because the heat is distributed rather than concentrated. Standard round-wire coils are simpler and still widely used. With a 50/50 nic salt either type works, and the practical difference is more about how long the coil lasts and how flavour develops over its life.

Coil life is a real cost, so it helps to know what to expect:

• Typical life: one to two weeks of daily use for many coils, or roughly one to two 10ml bottles. Sweet, fruity flavours at the high end of that range can gunk the coil sooner.
• Signs of a worn coil: burnt or flat taste, reduced vapour, gurgling or leaks from the pod.
• Extending life: prime the coil properly, avoid chain vaping, keep the wattage in the recommended range and do not run the pod close to empty.

Priming deserves attention because it is the single most useful habit for coil life. After fitting a new coil or pod, fill it, then wait five to ten minutes so the cotton is fully saturated before the first puff. Dry-firing, which means vaping on a coil that has not soaked, scorches the cotton and ruins the coil immediately.

Compatibility is simple but not universal. This liquid suits any refillable pod system or small tank built for nic salt. It is not suited to sub-ohm tanks running 50W or more, because a high-power device produces too much heat and too much nicotine per puff at 20mg. If your kit is a closed pod system with pre-filled cartridges and no fill port, this liquid is not for it. Check that your device has a fill port wide enough for the 10ml bottle nozzle, and read the manufacturer's recommended liquid type before you buy.

Choosing Your Nicotine Strength

Picking the right strength is the decision that matters most, because the wrong choice either leaves you reaching for a cigarette or leaves you feeling unwell. In the UK, nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml (2%) under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016. Nic salt in this range is typically sold at 10mg/ml and 20mg/ml, with some brands offering a few steps in between. Check which strengths are listed for your chosen flavour in the option selector.

As a broad guide:

• 20mg/ml: aimed at people who are leaving heavy smoking, generally around 10 or more cigarettes a day, or who smoke within half an hour of waking. It delivers a firm throat feel and a quick nicotine hit. Use it in a low-power device, not a high-wattage one.
• 10mg/ml: suits lighter smokers, people who have already stepped down, or anyone who finds 20mg too strong. It also suits those who vape continuously through the day, since the smoother hit encourages more frequent puffs without overshooting.

If you have never smoked or vaped, you probably do not need nicotine at all. Nicotine is addictive, and vaping is intended for adults who already smoke and want an alternative, not for non-smokers or under-18s. It is illegal to sell nicotine vapes to anyone under 18 in the UK.

Signs the strength is wrong:

• Too high: nausea, dizziness, a racing heart, headache, cough or a sore throat. Stop vaping, drink some water and move to a lower strength.
• Too low: persistent cravings, irritability, going back to cigarettes between vapes, or vaping constantly without feeling satisfied.

A sensible approach for a new switcher is to begin on the strength that matches your smoking habit, assess after a week, and then adjust. Over time many people step down from 20mg to 10mg as cravings ease, and some go lower using a nicotine-free option. If you are pregnant, have a heart condition or are taking medication, speak to a pharmacist, GP or local stop smoking service before using nicotine products. The NHS free stop smoking services can help you create a plan and may offer vaping starter kits in some areas.

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

Every product has a sensible audience, and being honest about it saves you money. This section sets out who will probably be happy with Hayati Pro Max nic salt and who should look elsewhere.

It is likely to suit:

• Adult smokers moving to vaping who want a nicotine hit that feels closer to a cigarette than low-strength freebase juice.
• People with a refillable pod kit who want a steady supply of one flavour at a lower cost than buying ready-made vapes.
• Former disposable users. Single-use vapes have been banned in Great Britain since June 2025, and refills in a reusable kit are the obvious replacement. A box of liquid and a pod kit cost far less over a month than a stack of throwaway devices.
• Fruit and ice flavour fans who want a broad range to choose from.
• Daily vapers who go through a bottle every few days and want to buy in bulk.

You should probably skip it if:

• You are under 18 or have never smoked. Nicotine products are not for you.
• Your device is a sub-ohm tank or high-wattage mod. Nic salt is not designed for that style. A high-VG freebase or shortfill is a better fit.
• You want very large clouds. A 50/50 nic salt in a pod produces modest vapour.
• You dislike sweet flavours. The range leans fruity and sweet. If you prefer tobacco or plain mint, look at a dedicated tobacco-flavour range.
• You use a closed pod system that only takes pre-filled cartridges.
• You are sensitive to menthol or cooling agents. Many flavours in the range carry some level of ice.
• You are pregnant or have a heart condition, unless a healthcare professional has said otherwise.

If you are unsure, start with a single bottle to confirm the flavour and strength suit you, then move to a box once you are confident. Because the box holds ten of the same bottle, the cost of a wrong guess is higher if you buy a box first.

How to Fill, Prime and Start Vaping

There is no activation step, because e-liquid is not a device. The process is filling and priming a refillable pod or tank. Here is a clear sequence for a typical pod kit, though you should always follow the instructions that came with your own device.

The steps, in order:

• Step 1, check the label. Confirm the flavour and strength on the bottle match what you want. Note the batch information.
• Step 2, prepare the pod. Detach the pod from the battery. Open the fill port by pulling out the silicone bung, or sliding the cover, depending on your device.
• Step 3, fill carefully. Keep the pod upright and place the bottle nozzle in the port. Squeeze slowly and stop just below the maximum fill line. Do not cover the central airflow tube, because liquid that enters it will flood the coil and cause leaks.
• Step 4, close the port. Press the bung or cover back firmly. A loose seal is a common cause of leaks.
• Step 5, let it soak. Wait five to ten minutes, or around fifteen for a new coil. This lets the cotton absorb liquid so the first puff does not burn it.
• Step 6, wipe and fit. Clean any liquid from the outside and the connector, then attach the pod to the battery.
• Step 7, take a few gentle puffs. Start with short, soft draws before settling into your normal rhythm. For mouth-to-lung vaping, draw slowly into your mouth, pause and then inhale.

Refill when the pod is about a third full, not when it is empty. Running a pod dry damages the coil. Between flavours, rinse the pod with warm water, dry it completely and fit a fresh coil if you notice any ghosting of the previous taste.

Dispose of empty bottles responsibly. Do not leave bottles where children or pets can reach them, and do not keep part-used bottles in a bag with loose items where the cap might loosen. Always keep nicotine liquid in its original container with the label attached.

If your kit has adjustable wattage, begin low. Raise it by one watt at a time until the flavour is full without becoming warm or harsh. Most people settle quickly on a setting they like and rarely change it.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Most issues with nic salt e-liquid are hardware or technique related, and they are easy to fix. Work through the likely causes before you decide that a bottle is faulty.

• Burnt taste. Usually a worn coil, a dry coil or too high a wattage. Replace the coil, prime it properly and reduce the power. If the taste persists with a fresh coil at low power, check you have not chain vaped.
• Weak or flat flavour. Can mean a gunked coil, a low battery or vaper's tongue, where your taste buds temporarily tire of the same flavour. Change the coil, charge the device, and take a break from vaping for an hour or switch flavour for a day.
• Leaking from the pod. Overfilling, a loose bung, liquid in the airflow tube or a cracked pod. Fill below the line, seat the bung firmly and store the device upright.
• Gurgling noise. Liquid has flooded the coil. Remove the pod, blow gently through the mouthpiece with the device off, and wipe the base.
• Dry hits. A hot, harsh puff with little vapour. The wick is not saturated. Refill, wait, and avoid long continuous puffs.
• Throat irritation. The strength may be too high, the wattage too hot or the flavour too heavily cooled. Move to 10mg, lower the power or try a non-ice flavour.
• Sticky or dark liquid in the pod. Natural for sweet liquids that have sat in a pod for a while. Rinse and refill.
• Device blinks or will not fire. Check the pod is seated, the contacts are clean and the battery is charged. Clean contacts with a dry cotton bud.
• Liquid thicker than expected in cold weather. Warm the bottle in your hand for a few minutes. Do not heat it with a flame or microwave.

If you have followed these steps and a bottle still tastes wrong, smells odd or looks cloudy or separated, stop using it and contact us with your order number and the batch information from the label. A photo of the bottle helps us identify the issue quickly. For safety, never try to repair a swollen or leaking battery, and remove any device that becomes hot or smells of burning from the charger immediately and place it somewhere safe and non-flammable.

Finally, remember that a new flavour often tastes different on the first day than after several refills. Give a new bottle a full pod or two before judging it, and rotate the coil on a regular schedule so you are comparing the liquid, not the condition of the hardware.

Value for Money

Value in vaping is about the cost per day, not the sticker price of one purchase. A box of ten 10ml bottles of nic salt works out cheaper per millilitre than single bottles, and a reusable pod kit costs far less per day than buying disposable vapes ever did. Because single-use vapes can no longer legally be sold in Great Britain, the comparison today is really between different refillable systems, and liquid cost is a large part of the running total.

As a simple working example, suppose you use one bottle every three days. A box of ten then lasts about a month. Add a coil or pod every one to two weeks, plus occasional battery wear, and a month of vaping still typically costs less than a month of cigarettes at current UK prices. The exact figures depend on what you pay and how much you vape, so work it out from the current price on this page rather than relying on a generic estimate.

Points that affect the value of this specific product:

• Bulk buying: ten bottles at once reduce the per-bottle cost and the number of orders you need to place.
• Strength choice: 20mg satisfies cravings with fewer puffs, so a bottle can last a little longer than 10mg for some people.
• Device choice: an efficient mesh-coil pod uses liquid more sparingly than a high-power device and extends the time between refills.
• Waste: buying a box of a flavour you have not tried can be costly if you dislike it. A single bottle trial avoids that risk.
• Shelf life: properly stored liquid keeps well, so there is little penalty for buying ahead.

What you do not get for the money is a device, a coil or any accessories. If you do not already have a compatible kit, you need to budget for one. A basic refillable pod kit is an affordable one-off purchase, and the savings on liquid soon cover it.

Is it cheaper than competing nic salts? Prices are broadly similar across the mainstream 10ml range, and the difference between brands is usually a matter of pennies per bottle. The more meaningful difference comes from flavour you enjoy, because a liquid you like is one you vape in place of cigarettes, and that is where the real saving sits. If you want a lower-cost option, compare the price per bottle across the box sizes, and check that the strengths and flavours you actually want are in stock.

How It Compares With Other Nic Salts and UK Rules

Nic salt is a crowded category in the UK, with a number of established brands selling 10ml bottles at 10mg and 20mg. A fair comparison looks at flavour range, consistency and price, since the nicotine delivery of two 20mg salts is broadly alike.

• Versus other branded 10ml nic salts: Hayati Pro Max offers a wide range of 39 flavours, which is more choice than many competitors. Some rivals have deeper tobacco and dessert ranges, so if that is what you want, check those catalogues too.
• Versus bar-style nic salt liquids sold under disposable brand names: these are close cousins, and several brands market refill versions of their popular flavours. Taste differences are subtle and a matter of personal preference. A small trial bottle is a sensible way to compare.
• Versus freebase liquid: freebase at 3mg to 12mg suits sub-ohm devices and bigger clouds, but gives a harsher throat feel if pushed to high strengths. Nic salt is smoother at the nicotine levels cigarette smokers need.
• Versus shortfills: shortfills are larger, nicotine-free bottles meant for sub-ohm devices, with nicotine shots added if needed. They give bigger clouds but suit a different style of vaping and a different device.
• Versus ready-made reusable pod cartridges: pre-filled pods are convenient but cost more per millilitre and limit your flavour choice. Refillable systems with bottled liquid give more flexibility.

On the legal side, the UK rules for nicotine e-liquid are clear. The maximum strength is 20mg/ml, the maximum bottle size for nicotine liquid is 10ml, and bottles must carry a child-resistant cap, a tamper-evident seal, a health warning and a full ingredient list. Refill containers and tanks are limited in size to protect against misuse. You must be 18 or over to buy, and a retailer may ask for proof of age on delivery. The UK also restricts advertising and certain promotions, so you will see fairly plain product information on listings.

Single-use vapes are no longer permitted for sale in Great Britain, so a refillable kit with bottled liquid is the compliant way to continue vaping. For disposal, use the retailer or council drop-off points for vape waste and electrical items, not household bins.

This is not a medical product, and it has not been licensed as a stop smoking medicine. If you want support to quit nicotine completely, the NHS stop smoking services offer free advice and can guide you on licensed products.