Wicked Haze Nasty Juice 50ml

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The Wicked Haze Nasty Juice 50ml by Nasty in Wicked Haze at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Nasty Juice 50ml Wicked Haze: what it is and who it suits

Nasty Juice 50ml Wicked Haze is a nicotine-free shortfill e-liquid supplied as 50ml of juice in a 60ml bottle, which leaves room to add a nicotine shot if you want one. The Wicked Haze name belongs to a blackcurrant, lemon and mint recipe, so it sits in the fruity, slightly tart, cool-finishing part of the Nasty range rather than the dessert or tobacco end. It is aimed at adults who already vape from a refillable tank and want a large bottle of one flavour to work through.

This guide goes through the flavour in detail, explains what a shortfill is under UK rules, shows how to work out nicotine strength, covers which coils and settings suit a thicker juice, and answers the questions that come up most often before people buy. If you only want the headline facts, they are in the list below.

• Format: 50ml of e-liquid in a 60ml bottle, sold at 0mg nicotine.
• Flavour: blackcurrant, lemon and mint.
• Base: Nasty Juice shortfills are made as high-VG liquids for sub-ohm use, so check the VG/PG ratio printed on the bottle you receive.
• Nicotine: one 10ml 18mg nicotine shot added to the bottle gives roughly 3mg/ml. Shots are sold separately.
• Age: strictly 18+. We only sell nicotine-category products to adults.

A shortfill is not a ready-to-vape nicotine product in the way a 10ml nic salt is. You are buying the flavour and the volume, then deciding on strength yourself. That flexibility is the main reason people choose the 50ml format, and it is also why a little planning helps before the bottle arrives. If you would rather start with a smaller bottle of the same flavour name, the 10ml Wicked Haze nic salt is listed separately in our Nasty collection.

Flavour profile: blackcurrant, lemon and a cool mint finish

Blackcurrant is the anchor of Wicked Haze. On the inhale it reads as a deep, slightly jammy, slightly tart dark fruit, closer to blackcurrant cordial than to a sweet berry candy. Blackcurrant is a strong flavour in e-liquid. It carries well through a mesh coil and tends to stay recognisable even when the wattage is raised, which is one reason it is a common base for blended fruit recipes.

Lemon and lemonade sit alongside it rather than on top. Think of blackcurrant and lemonade in one glass. The lemon note adds brightness and a mild sharpness that stops the dark fruit feeling heavy over a long session. At lower wattage the lemon usually sits at the front of the inhale. As you raise the power, the blackcurrant becomes rounder and fuller and the lemon moves towards the exhale.

The mint is a finishing touch rather than the headline. Expect a clean, cool sensation on the exhale and a little lingering freshness on the back of the tongue, not the heavy, throat-chilling hit of a full menthol or an ice-heavy profile. If you normally buy fruit flavours with a large ice component, this will feel gentler. If you normally avoid menthol altogether, the mint here is light enough that many fruit fans still enjoy it, but it is worth knowing it is there.

• Inhale: tart dark fruit with a citrus lift.
• Exhale: lemonade sparkle, rounded blackcurrant and a light mint.
• Aftertaste: clean and cool rather than syrupy.
• Sweetness: moderate. Fruity rather than cloying.
• Cooling: light to medium. Noticeable, but not sharp.

Flavour perception differs between people, and it changes with your coil, your wattage, your airflow and even what you ate or drank earlier. Treat this description as a guide rather than a guarantee. If you want to sample the profile at low cost before committing to 50ml, the nic salt bottle carries the same name, though a different nicotine format and base ratio can taste slightly different from a high-VG shortfill.

What a 50ml shortfill is and how UK rules shape it

The UK rules for nicotine e-liquid are specific. Bottles of nicotine-containing e-liquid cannot be larger than 10ml, refillable tanks cannot hold more than 2ml, and the maximum strength is 20mg/ml. The same 20mg/ml ceiling applies to nic salt liquids, to refillable pods and to the disposable vapes that were on sale before single-use devices were banned in 2025. It is the standard that every nicotine product sold here works within.

Shortfills work inside those rules by being sold with no nicotine at all. A 50ml shortfill such as Wicked Haze is filled to 50ml in a 60ml bottle. The empty 10ml is deliberate. You can add one 10ml nicotine shot, shake, and end up with 60ml of nicotine e-liquid at a low strength. The shot is sold in the permitted 10ml size, which is how the whole system stays within the law while still giving you a large bottle of flavour.

• Bottle: 60ml, with 50ml of juice inside.
• Nicotine: 0mg as supplied.
• Headroom: 10ml, enough for one standard nicotine shot.
• Packaging: check the seal and cap on arrival, and keep the bottle out of reach of children and pets.

You do not have to add nicotine. If you vape at 0mg, the bottle is used as supplied and the spare 10ml of space simply stays empty. Plenty of adults vape nicotine-free for the flavour and the vapour alone, and a 50ml bottle is a cost-effective way to do that.

Nicotine shots are a separate purchase and are not included with this listing. Nicotine is a highly addictive substance, and shots are intended only for adults who already use nicotine. Handle them with care, keep the bottle upright, and wipe up any spills straight away, because concentrated nicotine can irritate skin on contact.

Nicotine strength: how to choose and how to mix it

The starting point is simple. Wicked Haze 50ml is 0mg, and every other strength comes from what you add. The sums below assume a 60ml final volume, which is the most that fits in the bottle once the shot goes in.

• 0mg: use as supplied. Suits vapers who want flavour and vapour without nicotine.
• About 3mg/ml: add one 10ml 18mg shot to the 60ml bottle. That is 180mg of nicotine in 60ml, which works out at exactly 3mg/ml. This is the usual starting point for a high-VG juice in a sub-ohm tank.
• About 3.3mg/ml: add one 10ml 20mg shot instead, which gives 200mg in 60ml. Very close to the 18mg result, a touch firmer.
• About 6mg/ml: pour 10ml of juice out of the bottle first, then add two 10ml 18mg shots to reach 360mg in 60ml. The flavour is slightly more diluted because you have removed some juice, and the throat hit will be noticeably firmer.

Low strengths suit shortfills because of how they are vaped. A sub-ohm tank delivers a large amount of liquid in each puff, so even a low concentration provides a meaningful amount of nicotine. Raise the strength much beyond 6mg/ml in a high-power setup and most people find the throat hit harsh and the session uncomfortable.

Adults who are switching from smoking sometimes find that 3mg/ml in a big sub-ohm setup does not feel like enough. If that is you, the answer is usually a different format rather than a stronger shortfill. Nic salt liquids are made for low-power pod kits and deliver higher strengths smoothly, up to the 20mg/ml legal limit. Our Nasty collection includes 10ml nic salts for that purpose. If you do not currently use nicotine, there is no reason to start, and the 0mg bottle is the right choice.

Whichever route you take, change strength in small steps. Mix to 3mg/ml first, vape a few tanks, and adjust only if you are sure. Do not add more shots than the bottle can hold, because overfilling a 60ml bottle makes it hard to shake properly and invites leaks.

Performance: vapour, throat hit and how long 50ml lasts

Nasty Juice shortfills are built around a high VG ratio. Vegetable glycerine is the ingredient that produces dense vapour, and it is also thicker and smoother on the throat than propylene glycol. In practice, that means Wicked Haze is designed for devices that can move a lot of air and heat a lot of liquid quickly. In a suitable sub-ohm tank you can expect large, soft clouds and a gentle throat sensation at 0mg or 3mg/ml.

The mint and lemon notes add a small amount of throat tingle even at zero nicotine, so the hit is not completely flat. Add a nicotine shot and the throat hit becomes more noticeable, though at 3mg/ml it stays smooth for most adults. If you find it too gentle, raising the wattage slightly will increase warmth and vapour, but there is a limit. Past the top of your coil's range the flavour turns flat and the liquid can start to taste burnt.

How long a bottle lasts depends on your habits more than on the liquid. These are rough category-level estimates, not measured figures for this product.

• Light use: around 2ml to 3ml a day, so 50ml to 60ml can last close to three weeks.
• Moderate use: around 4ml to 5ml a day, which suggests roughly two weeks.
• Heavy sub-ohm use: 6ml to 10ml a day, which can empty a bottle in under a week.

Coil wear also plays a part. A fresh mesh coil brings the flavour out clearly, and the blackcurrant in this recipe can darken a coil's cotton over time, which is normal for fruit juices. Expect to change the coil every one to three weeks depending on use and wattage. Replacing the coil when the flavour fades is cheaper than blaming the liquid, and it makes a visible difference.

Coils and mesh: matching a thick juice to your tank

Coil choice matters more with a high-VG shortfill than it does with a thin nic salt. A thick liquid has to travel through the cotton quickly enough to keep up with the heat, and that is why sub-ohm tanks with mesh coils are the usual pairing for shortfills.

Mesh coils use a flat sheet of fine metal mesh instead of a wire wound into a spiral. The larger surface area heats evenly and quickly, which helps the blackcurrant and lemon come through cleanly and reduces the chance of hot spots that cause burnt tastes. Mesh coils also have bigger wicking openings, so they cope better with thick liquid. Standard round wire coils work too, but they tend to need a little more care with priming and wattage.

• 0.15 to 0.4 ohm mesh: the usual range for direct-to-lung vaping. Typical coil ratings run from about 40W to 80W, and the correct window is printed on the coil itself.
• 0.6 ohm and above: suited to tighter draws and lower power, often in the 20W to 40W range. A good choice if you want to stretch the bottle further.
• Pod kits and MTL coils: many small pod systems use coils of 0.8 ohm or higher designed for thinner liquid. Thick VG juice can wick slowly in them, causing dry hits. Check the manufacturer's guidance before using a high-VG shortfill in a pod device.

Always prime a new coil. Drip a few drops of Wicked Haze straight onto the cotton through the wicking holes, fit the coil, fill the tank and wait five to ten minutes before your first puff. Skipping this step is the most common reason a new coil tastes burnt in its first tank.

If your tank has adjustable airflow, start with it about half to three-quarters open. More air cools the vapour and lets the mint come through more clearly. Less air gives a warmer draw that emphasises the blackcurrant. Neither is right or wrong, and it is worth trying both with the first bottle.

Batteries, charging and wattage setup for your kit

E-liquid has no battery of its own, so charging is about the device you pair it with. Most sub-ohm kits fall into two types: those with a built-in rechargeable battery that charges over USB-C, and mods that take replaceable 18650 or 21700 cells. Both work well with a shortfill if they are looked after.

• Use the right charger. Charge built-in batteries with the cable supplied, or a reputable USB-C cable and a standard wall adapter. Cheap, unbranded chargers are a common cause of problems.
• Do not leave charging unattended. Disconnect once the indicator shows full, and never charge a device under a pillow or on a soft surface.
• Look after loose cells. Carry replaceable cells in a case, never loose in a pocket with keys or coins, and replace any cell with a damaged wrap.
• Match cells in pairs. Mods that use two cells need cells of the same brand, age and charge level.

Battery life depends on wattage far more than on the juice. As a rough illustration, a device with a 3,000mAh battery running a 0.2 ohm mesh coil at around 60W will typically get through a day of light to moderate use. The same device at 80W will need charging sooner. The figure is a general example, not a statement about any particular kit.

For wattage, start low. Check the range on the coil, set the device to the lower end, and move up in 2W or 3W steps until the flavour is full without the vapour feeling hot. With a 0.2 ohm mesh coil rated for 50W to 80W, many adults settle around 55W to 65W with Wicked Haze, because the lemon and mint tend to taste crisper at moderate heat. Very high wattage can mute the mint and make the blackcurrant taste cooked.

If your device displays a battery warning or shuts down mid-session, stop and charge it. Running a battery flat repeatedly shortens its life. Devices that have swollen, hissed, or become unusually hot should be taken out of use and recycled at a proper drop-off point rather than put in a bin.

Who Wicked Haze is for, and who should look elsewhere

Choosing an e-liquid is partly about taste and partly about matching it to how you vape. Wicked Haze suits some adults well and others less well.

It is a sensible choice for adults who:

• Already use a refillable sub-ohm tank and want a large, economical bottle of one flavour.
• Enjoy fruit flavours that lean towards tart rather than sugary, especially blackcurrant and citrus.
• Like a cool finish but find full menthol or heavy ice profiles too intense.
• Prefer to set their own nicotine strength, including zero.
• Are happy to mix a nicotine shot and let it rest before use.

It may not be the right choice for adults who:

• Use a small MTL pod kit with a high-resistance coil, where thick juice can wick poorly.
• Want a ready-to-vape bottle with no mixing. A 10ml nic salt, or a pre-mixed 3mg bottle if you find one, is simpler.
• Dislike any hint of mint or cooling in a fruit flavour.
• Need a high nicotine strength, since the shortfill format is designed for low strengths.
• Prefer very sweet dessert, candy or bubblegum profiles.

This product is for adults only, and nicotine products are for adults who already use nicotine. We do not suggest or imply that vaping is risk-free. If you do not use nicotine, there is no need to start. Anyone who is pregnant, has a medical condition, or takes medication should speak to a doctor or pharmacist before using nicotine products.

How to mix, fill and use Wicked Haze step by step

Using a shortfill takes a few more minutes than opening a ready-mixed bottle, but the routine is quick once you have done it once. If you are vaping at 0mg you can skip straight to the filling step.

• Step 1, check the bottle. Make sure the seal is intact, and wash and dry your hands before you start.
• Step 2, add the shot. Unscrew the cap on the 60ml bottle, remove any inner nozzle if your bottle has one, and add the contents of one 10ml nicotine shot. Refit the nozzle and cap tightly.
• Step 3, shake. Shake firmly for about 30 seconds so the nicotine is distributed evenly. High-VG liquid is thick, so give it longer than you think you need.
• Step 4, rest. Leave the bottle upright for a few hours, or overnight if you can. Some vapers find the flavour settles and smooths during this time, while others notice little difference.
• Step 5, fill the tank. Fill through the fill port to just below the maximum line. Do not fill over the central chimney, and avoid pouring into the airflow holes.
• Step 6, wait. Leave the filled tank to sit for five to ten minutes so the cotton can absorb the liquid.
• Step 7, start gently. Set the lower end of the coil's wattage range, take a couple of short test puffs, then adjust.

For vaping technique, longer, slower draws suit a thick juice in a sub-ohm tank. A gentle three to five second inhale gives the coil time to heat the liquid evenly and keeps the flavour rounded. Quick, sharp pulls tend to bring out the harsher edge of the mint and can make the coil gurgle.

If the bottle has a narrow nozzle, you can squeeze slowly rather than forcing the liquid. If your tank fill port is small, a refill tip or a clean syringe-style nozzle can reduce spillage. Wipe the tank threads before reassembling so the seal stays clean.

Top up when the level is low rather than waiting for the tank to run dry. Running a coil on an empty tank is the quickest way to damage it and spoil the flavour.

Troubleshooting common problems with a high-VG shortfill

Most problems with shortfills come from the coil, the wattage or the fill routine, rather than from the liquid. The list below covers what comes up most often.

• Dry or burnt taste. Usually caused by an unprimed coil, a tank that has run low, or wattage set too high. Prime the coil, keep the tank topped up and drop the wattage by a few watts. If the burnt taste persists, the coil has probably reached the end of its life and should be replaced.
• Gurgling or spitting. Excess liquid in the coil chamber. Tilt the tank, clean the chimney with a tissue, and make sure you have not overfilled. A slightly more open airflow can help.
• Leaking. Check the seals and the threads, make sure the coil is fully seated and the fill port is closed, and avoid overfilling. Store the device upright when not in use.
• Flat or muted flavour. This is often vaper's tongue, where your taste buds adapt to a single flavour. Take a break, drink some water, or switch flavour for a day. A fresh coil also helps.
• Throat hit too harsh. Likely too much nicotine or too much heat. Lower the wattage first, then consider a lower strength next time you mix.
• Weak mint. Mint can be more noticeable at lower wattage and with more open airflow. If you want a stronger cooling effect, try both together.
• Nicotine not mixed. If the first tank tastes strong and later ones weak, the shot was not shaken enough. Shake longer, then let the bottle rest.

If a bottle arrives damaged or leaking, or if the wrong item has been sent, do not use it. Contact us with your order number and a photo, and we will sort it out.

When none of these fixes help, try the same bottle in a different tank or with a different coil. If the problem follows the device rather than the liquid, you have found the cause.

Storage, shelf life, safety and recycling in the UK

Store the bottle upright, with the cap fully tightened, in a cool, dark place such as a drawer or a cupboard. Heat and direct sunlight break down flavourings and nicotine faster, so avoid windowsills, cars and anywhere near a radiator. Keep all e-liquid and nicotine shots out of reach of children and pets.

A sealed shortfill keeps well for many months. Check the label for batch and date information. Once you have added nicotine, it is sensible to use the bottle within a few months, because nicotine can slowly oxidise and darken the liquid. A slight darkening is common and mainly cosmetic, but if the liquid smells or tastes unpleasant, replace it.

Safety basics are worth repeating. Wash your hands after handling nicotine shots. Wipe up spills quickly. Never put e-liquid in a bottle that could be mistaken for a drink or food container. Do not vape in places where it is not allowed, and do not vape around children.

On recycling, the rules depend on what you are throwing away.

• Empty bottles: rinse where practical and check your local council guidance, as plastic recycling rules vary. Bottles that held nicotine shots should be treated with extra care.
• Batteries and devices: never put these in household bins or kerbside recycling. Take them to a battery or electrical drop-off point, such as a household waste recycling centre or a retailer that offers WEEE takeback. Lithium batteries can start fires in bin lorries and waste sites.
• Spent coils: small and mostly metal and cotton. Follow local guidance, and keep them away from children and pets.
• Packaging: cardboard outer boxes and paper inserts can usually go into normal paper recycling.

Moving from single-use devices to a refillable system is one practical way to reduce the amount of electronic waste an adult vaper produces. A reusable kit and bottles of e-liquid generate far less waste per month than a stream of disposables, which is part of why the UK moved to restrict single-use vapes.

Value for money and how it compares with the alternatives

Price per millilitre is where shortfills are strongest. A 50ml bottle usually costs less per ml than a 10ml e-liquid, and it costs far less per day than a run of disposable vapes. The current price for Wicked Haze is shown at the top of the page, and orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery, so combining it with a nicotine shot, a spare coil or a second flavour can be sensible.

Value is not just price, though. Here is a fair look at how it stacks up against the main alternatives.

• Against 10ml nic salt Wicked Haze: nic salt is the better choice for low-power pod kits and for adults who want a higher nicotine strength. The 50ml shortfill gives far more volume for the money and suits sub-ohm tanks. They are different tools, not competing versions of the same thing.
• Against other 50ml ranges: brands such as Just Juice, Dr Frost, Momo and Devil Vapour sit in the same format and are also stocked on this site. They each have a different house style. Some lean towards ice, some towards sweeter candy and dessert flavours. Wicked Haze occupies a tart fruit and light mint niche. If you prefer sweeter profiles or heavier cooling, another range may suit you better.
• Against disposables: single-use vapes are no longer sold in the UK, and a refillable setup costs less over time while allowing you to choose your own strength and flavour. The trade-off is that you have to maintain the device, change coils and mix shots.
• Against pre-mixed 3mg bottles: these skip the mixing step but may cost more per ml and give you less control over strength.

The honest downsides are straightforward. A shortfill needs a compatible tank, a nicotine shot if you want nicotine, and a few minutes of preparation. It is not a pocketable grab-and-go product. The bottle is large, and the mint is not for everyone.

If those points fit how you vape, Wicked Haze offers a clear, tart fruit flavour in a large bottle with a sensible cost per ml. Every item we sell is 100% genuine, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same working day.