Double Apple Nasty Juice Shisha 50ml

Overview

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

Nasty Juice Shisha Double Apple 50ml: Overview and Key Specs

Nasty Juice Shisha Double Apple is a 50ml shortfill e-liquid made for sub-ohm and high-airflow vaping. It belongs to Nasty's Shisha range, which takes the sweet, fruit-forward character of hookah flavours and sets it in a thick, high-VG base. Double Apple is the apple-led option in that family, and the name nods to the traditional two-apple hookah blend that has been a long-standing favourite in shisha lounges.

This page walks through what you are actually buying, how the liquid behaves in different kit, how to choose a nicotine strength, and how it compares with other options at a similar price. Everything here is written for UK vapers and reflects UK rules on nicotine strength, bottle sizes and recycling.

Key specifications at a glance

• Liquid volume: 50ml of flavoured e-liquid, supplied in a larger bottle so there is headroom for nicotine shots.
• Base ratio: 70% VG / 30% PG, the high-VG split typical of Nasty's shortfill range.
• Nicotine as supplied: 0mg/ml. Nicotine is something you add yourself with 10ml nic shots if you want it.
• Flavour: sweet and tart apple with a shisha-style finish.
• Best suited to: sub-ohm tanks, mesh coils and higher-wattage refillable kits.
• Age restriction: 18+ only. Age may be checked at checkout and again on delivery.

Packaging details such as the exact bottle volume and the printed fill line can differ slightly between batches, so read the label on the bottle you receive before mixing anything. The figures above describe the product as it is normally supplied.

Shortfills exist because UK rules cap nicotine-containing e-liquid bottles at 10ml. Selling 50ml of nicotine-free liquid alongside separate 10ml shots keeps each product inside those rules while still letting you build the strength you want. It also means the bottle you receive is not nicotine-containing until you decide to add a shot, which is worth knowing if you are buying for a household with other adults who vape at different strengths.

Flavour Profile: What Double Apple Actually Tastes Like

Double apple in the hookah world traditionally means a blend of two apple notes, usually a sweeter red apple and a sharper green apple, often with a faint aniseed or molasses-style undertone that gives shisha apple its recognisable warmth. Nasty's version keeps the apple at the front and uses the shisha character as a finishing note rather than the main event.

On the inhale you can expect a crisp, juicy apple that leans sweet rather than sour. The tart edge is there but it is rounded off, closer to a ripe eating apple than to a boiled sweet. On the exhale the sweetness settles, and some vapers pick up a gentle, slightly spiced finish that nods to the hookah origin. There is no menthol or ice in this flavour, so the vapour feels warm-to-neutral rather than cooling.

How power changes the taste

• Lower wattage: the apple stays crisp and the sweetness is lighter, with a cleaner finish.
• Mid wattage: the flavour is at its roundest, with sweet and tart notes balanced.
• High wattage: the sweetness thickens and can drift towards a cooked-apple or apple-sweet character, and the shisha undertone becomes more noticeable.

Because 70VG liquid carries flavour more softly than a 50/50 mix, Double Apple reads as smooth rather than sharp. If you like your fruit flavours bright and zingy, this will come across as mellow. If you find many fruit liquids too tart or too synthetic, the smoothing effect is a point in its favour.

One practical note on dilution: nicotine shots are essentially flavourless, so adding one to a 50ml bottle lowers flavour concentration slightly. With 50ml of flavoured liquid in a 60ml finished mix, the flavour is roughly 83% of its original strength, and with two shots in a 70ml mix it is roughly 71%. Most people find the flavour still reads clearly at both levels, but if you are sensitive to dilution, going with a single shot or staying at 0mg keeps the taste at its fullest.

Finally, this is a sweet liquid. If you generally prefer dry or tobacco-style flavours, Double Apple will taste candy-like to you. If you already enjoy fruit and candy profiles, it fits comfortably in that group.

Performance and Vapour Production

A 70VG base is chosen for one main reason: it produces dense, soft vapour. In a sub-ohm tank running a mesh coil, Double Apple delivers large clouds with a smooth throat feel, and the thick liquid carries the apple flavour without much scratchiness on the inhale. That is the core of the performance story.

Vapour production in practice depends on three things you control: coil resistance, power and airflow. As a rough guide for this liquid:

• 0.15 to 0.3 ohm mesh at 40 to 80W: big, warm vapour for direct-lung inhales. Flavour is strongest at the low end of the coil's rated range.
• 0.4 to 0.6 ohm mesh at 25 to 45W: a more restrained draw with a bit more resistance, good for vapers moving down from higher-power setups.
• 0.8 ohm coils on airflow-friendly pods at 18 to 30W: workable in many modern pod kits, though very restrictive pods can struggle with 70VG, so check the device before relying on it.

Throat hit

At 0mg there is no nicotine throat hit, only the mild sensation from the PG portion. With a 3mg mix you get a soft, light tickle that is typical for sub-ohm vaping. This is deliberately gentle. If you want a firmer throat hit, a high-VG liquid in a sub-ohm tank is the wrong tool and a nic salt in a lower-power pod kit would suit better.

Consistency across the bottle

Sweet, high-VG liquids tend to stay consistent from the first tank to the last because there is no flavour that fades dramatically with air exposure. That said, each time you open the bottle, you add air and potentially some dust, so keep the nozzle clean and cap it after filling.

It is worth being straightforward about the limits. This is a flavour-first, cloud-friendly liquid, not a high-nicotine option. At the strengths realistically possible in a shortfill mix, it will not deliver the quick nicotine absorption that nic salts provide in a pod device. Choose it for flavour, volume and smoothness, and it performs well in that role.

Bottle Design and Build Quality

E-liquid does not have a build quality in the way a device does, but the packaging matters more than people expect, because it controls how easily you can mix, fill and store the liquid. Nasty Juice shortfills are sold in plastic bottles with a narrow nozzle tip, which suits filling the small fill ports found on most modern tanks.

What to look for when your bottle arrives

• Tamper-evident ring: the cap should have an intact ring or seal. If it is broken or loose on arrival, contact the shop before using it.
• Child-resistant closure: UK rules require a child-resistant cap on nicotine-containing e-liquid containers, and shortfill bottles are generally supplied with one as well. Always close the cap fully after use.
• Nozzle and fill line: the bottle is oversized relative to the 50ml of liquid so that you can add shots. Keep an eye on the printed fill line or maximum volume when adding nicotine.
• Label information: the label lists the brand, flavour, volume, VG/PG ratio and the required warnings and ingredients. Keep the label legible and avoid wiping it with solvent.

Why the oversized bottle matters

Shaking a mixed bottle properly is easier when there is a little air space inside, because the liquid can move and blend. If you over-fill the bottle you will find it harder to mix and more likely to leak around the nozzle. Fill only to the maximum shown on the label.

Storage and handling

Store the bottle upright, in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat. A warm car dashboard or a radiator ledge will degrade liquid faster than a shelf in a cupboard. Keep it out of reach of children and pets at all times, and wash your hands after any contact with nicotine-containing liquid. Plastic bottles can soften slightly when warm, so avoid squeezing a half-full bottle hard when it is on the warm side.

The printed best-before date is the best guide to shelf life. Sealed and stored properly, e-liquid usually keeps for around two years, but check the date on your batch rather than relying on a general rule.

Battery, Power and Charging: What Your Device Needs

The liquid itself has no battery, but where and how you vape it depends heavily on your device's battery and power delivery. A 70VG shortfill is not designed for low-power, tiny-battery gadgets, so it helps to match it to suitable kit.

Single-use vapes are no longer an option

Since 1 June 2025, the sale of single-use disposable vapes has been banned in the UK. The old 20mg/ml disposable and its 2ml tank cap are part of the nicotine rules that still apply to refillable pods and liquids, but the throwaway device is gone. A refillable setup with a shortfill like this one is now the standard route, and it is typically much cheaper per ml than any of the old disposables.

Battery guidance by device type

• Pod kits (roughly 800 to 1,500mAh): fine for 0.6 to 1.0 ohm mesh pods at modest wattage. Expect a day of moderate use per charge, less if you vape at the top of the pod's range.
• Box mods with removable 18650 or 21700 cells (3,000 to 5,000mAh per cell): better suited to 0.15 to 0.3 ohm mesh coils at 50W and above, and offering a day or more of use.
• Slim tube mods with built-in cells (about 1,500 to 3,000mAh): a middle path with enough headroom for most sub-ohm tanks up to around 60W.

Charging safely

• Use the cable supplied with the device, or a good-quality USB-C cable and a standard wall adapter.
• Do not charge unattended or overnight, and do not charge on a bed, sofa or other soft surface.
• Keep removable cells in a case when carrying them, never loose with coins or keys.

Recycling

Lithium batteries must not go in household bins. Take dead devices and loose cells to a local recycling drop-off point, your council recycling centre, or a retailer take-back scheme. Supermarkets and many electronics retailers have collection bins at the entrance. Empty plastic bottles can usually be rinsed and recycled according to your local council's rules, but check what your local service accepts.

Coils, Mesh and Wicking: Matching Hardware to a 70VG Liquid

Coil choice has more impact on how Nasty Juice Shisha Double Apple vapes than any other single variable. Thick liquid needs a coil that wicks quickly, and mesh coils do this well because the large flat surface area draws liquid in across the whole coil rather than only through a thin wire.

Recommended coil types

• Sub-ohm mesh coils (0.15 to 0.4 ohm): the natural partner for a 70VG liquid. They wick fast, spread heat evenly and give a smooth flavour.
• Higher-resistance mesh coils (0.6 to 0.8 ohm): usable in restricted direct-lung tanks and some airflow-friendly pods.
• Standard round-wire coils at sub-ohm: workable, though they can be more prone to dry hits if power is set at the top of the range.

Coils to avoid

Very high-resistance coils of 1.0 ohm and above, designed for mouth-to-lung nic salts, tend to wick 70VG poorly. You may see dry hits, a burnt taste and rapid coil failure because the liquid cannot reach the cotton quickly enough. If your device only takes such coils, a 50/50 or nic-salt liquid is the better match.

Priming a new coil

• Drip a few drops directly onto the exposed cotton or mesh.
• Fill the tank and leave it for five to ten minutes so the cotton soaks fully.
• Take a few short, unpowered draws, then start at the low end of the coil's rated wattage.

Coil lifespan with a sweet liquid

Fruit and shisha liquids contain sweeteners that caramelise on the coil, forming a dark residue over time. Expect a coil to last somewhere between one and two weeks with regular use, and less if you vape at higher wattage or chain-vape. Signs that it is time to replace the coil are a muted flavour, a faint burnt note and a dark or sticky look to the mesh. If you notice flavour fading very quickly, try dropping the wattage by a few watts before replacing the coil, as that often buys a little more time.

Always check the wattage range printed on the coil and stay within it, since running a coil above its rating shortens its life and can cause a harsh, scorched taste.

Choosing Your Nicotine Strength and Mixing It Correctly

Nasty Juice Shisha Double Apple is supplied at 0mg/ml. That makes it a useful base: you can keep it nicotine-free, or add shots to reach a low strength suitable for sub-ohm vaping. UK law limits nicotine-containing e-liquid to 20mg/ml and bottles to 10ml, which is why the shot arrives separately.

Typical strengths for sub-ohm vaping

• 0mg: nicotine-free. Suitable if you are fully off nicotine and enjoy the flavour and ritual.
• 1.5mg to 3mg: the usual range for high-VG, high-power vaping and where most shortfill users settle.
• 3mg to 6mg: only if you are moving from cigarettes or from a stronger setup and find lower strengths unsatisfying. Higher power with higher nicotine can feel harsh in the throat.

The maths of mixing

The strength of your finished mix equals the total milligrams of nicotine divided by the total millilitres of liquid. For example:

• One 10ml shot at 18mg/ml added to 50ml gives 180mg in 60ml, which is 3mg/ml.
• Two 10ml shots at 10mg/ml added to 50ml gives 200mg in 70ml, which is just under 3mg/ml.
• One 10ml shot at 10mg/ml added to 50ml gives 100mg in 60ml, which is about 1.7mg/ml.

Confirm how much your bottle can hold before you add anything. Not every shortfill bottle has room for two shots, so check the label for the maximum fill volume and choose your shot strength accordingly.

If you need more nicotine than a shortfill gives

Shortfills are not ideal for people who need a higher nicotine hit. High wattage plus high strength is harsh, and the resulting strength is limited by the maths above. In that situation, a nic salt liquid at 10mg or 20mg in a pod kit usually does a better job of satisfying cravings, with less liquid wasted. The 20mg/ml UK cap is the highest strength available and is intended for people moving off heavy smoking, not as a starting point for someone new to nicotine.

If you are not currently using nicotine in any form, there is no reason to start. Vapes are for adults already smoking who want to switch or cut down.

Who Nasty Juice Shisha Double Apple Is For (and Who It Is Not)

Every liquid suits some vapers and not others. Being clear about who will like this one saves you money and a wasted bottle.

It is likely to suit you if you:

• Already use a sub-ohm tank or high-airflow device and want a smooth, large-cloud liquid.
• Enjoy sweet fruit flavours, and specifically apple, more than menthol, tobacco or dessert profiles.
• Want to control your own nicotine strength rather than being locked into a fixed number.
• Prefer buying larger bottles to cut your cost per ml compared with 10ml nic salts.
• Used to enjoy hookah or shisha flavours and want something with that nostalgic character.

It may not suit you if you:

• Need a strong nicotine hit. A shortfill mix tops out at a low strength compared with nic salts.
• Use a small pod device that only takes high-resistance coils. The thick liquid may wick poorly.
• Dislike sweet liquids. Double Apple is a sweet profile, and the sweeteners will be noticeable.
• Want a cooling or icy sensation. There is no menthol in this flavour, though you can add a cooling additive if you wish.
• Prefer to carry a minimal setup. Mixing shots takes a few minutes and adds one more thing to do.

Ex-smokers moving to vaping

If you are switching from cigarettes, a sub-ohm tank with a 3mg mix can work, but many ex-smokers find it easier to start on a pod kit with nic salts and move to sub-ohm later. Trying both styles is reasonable. The best choice is whichever keeps you off cigarettes.

Who should not buy

This product is for adults aged 18 or over. It is not suitable for non-smokers, young people, or anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding without speaking to their GP or pharmacist first. If you have a heart condition, high blood pressure or other health concerns, speak to a health professional about nicotine use before adding shots to your liquid.

How to Mix, Fill and Vape It: A Step-by-Step Guide

Mixing a shortfill is simple once you have done it once. Here is a clear sequence to follow.

Step 1: Prepare

• Wash and dry your hands and clear a flat, clean surface.
• Check the best-before date and make sure the tamper seal on the cap is intact.
• Decide on your strength using the maths in the nicotine section above.

Step 2: Add the nicotine shot (optional)

• Remove the cap from the shortfill bottle and unscrew the shot's cap.
• Squeeze the shot into the bottle slowly, keeping the nozzle tip over the opening so none spills.
• If you are adding two shots, add them one after the other and check the fill level each time.

Step 3: Shake and rest

• Close the cap fully and shake firmly for about 30 seconds so the thick liquid blends evenly.
• Rest the bottle upright for at least a few hours, and ideally overnight, to let it settle. Resting reduces bubbles and lets the flavour blend.
• Shake gently again before the first fill.

Step 4: Fill your tank

• Switch the device off or remove the tank, as the manufacturer advises.
• Fill through the designated fill port, not the central chimney, and stop below the top of the tank.
• Wait five to ten minutes before vaping, especially with a new coil, so it can soak.

Step 5: Vape

• Start at the low end of the coil's wattage range and increase in small steps.
• Use slow, steady direct-lung or restricted-lung draws of three to five seconds.
• Open the airflow ring more if the vapour feels hot and reduce it if you want more resistance and flavour.

Housekeeping

Wipe any spilled liquid from the device and your hands. Keep spare bottles upright and out of reach of children and pets. Store mixed bottles in the same cool, dark place, and label them with the date and strength so you always know what is inside.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Most issues with high-VG shortfills come from a short list of causes. Here are the usual ones and how to fix them.

Burnt or scorched taste

• The coil may be dry or tired. Prime a fresh coil properly and wait before the first draw.
• Lower the wattage. Running at the top of the range or beyond it causes scorching.
• Check the liquid level. Keep the tank above a quarter full so the coil stays covered.

Weak or muted flavour

• The coil is probably gunked with sweetener residue. Replace it.
• You may be experiencing vaper's tongue, a temporary loss of taste from using one flavour for a long time. Switch flavours for a day or two.
• Check that you did not over-dilute with too many shots.

Gurgling or spitting

• Condensation or flooding. Tilt the tank and clear the airflow slots, and wipe out the chimney with a cotton bud.
• Reduce the amount of liquid you add so the tank is not overfilled.

Leaking

• Check the tank is screwed together tightly and the seals are seated properly.
• Do not overfill, and do not leave a full tank lying on its side.
• Air-pressure changes while travelling can force liquid out. Keep the tank less full on flights, and carry the device upright.

Dry hits

• Thick liquid may be wicking slowly. Try a slightly lower wattage, a shorter draw or a coil with more wicking area.
• Pause between puffs so the cotton has time to re-saturate.

Harsh throat hit

• The nicotine strength is probably too high for the power you are using. Try a lower strength or a lower wattage.
• Take shorter, slower draws.

Liquid too thick to pour

• Stand the bottle in warm, not hot, water for a few minutes before filling. Never microwave or boil it.

If problems continue after trying these steps, test the liquid in a fresh coil on a different device if you have one. That will tell you whether the problem lies with the liquid or the hardware.

Value for Money: Cost Per Ml and Running Costs

The main financial argument for a 50ml shortfill is cost per ml. Compare the shop price on this page with the equivalent cost of 10ml bottles and you will usually find the larger size cheaper. To work out your own number, divide the price by 50 for the unmixed liquid, or by 60 or 70 if you include shots in the volume.

What you really pay

• The liquid: the shop price for 50ml.
• The nicotine shot or shots: typically a pound or two each, though prices vary, and optional if you use 0mg.
• Coils: sub-ohm mesh coils usually cost a few pounds each and last roughly one to two weeks with a sweet liquid.
• Electricity: negligible, though it is worth remembering when you compare costs against disposables.

How long a bottle lasts

A typical sub-ohm vaper uses somewhere between 3ml and 6ml a day, depending on wattage and habits. That means a 50ml bottle lasts roughly 8 to 16 days unmixed, or a little longer once shots are added. A light user on a low-wattage setup could stretch a bottle to several weeks, and a heavy cloud-chaser might go through it in under a week.

Comparison with the alternatives

• Compared with 10ml nic salt bottles, shortfills usually cost less per ml but need compatible hardware and a bit of mixing.
• Compared with the old disposable market, now banned for single-use devices, refillable setups cost considerably less per day of use once the device itself has been paid for.
• Compared with 100ml shortfills, 50ml bottles cost more per ml but let you try a flavour without committing to a very large bottle.

Where the value falls short

If you only vape occasionally, the saving may not matter and a smaller bottle might make more sense. If you do not already own suitable sub-ohm hardware, the cost of a device and coils should be added to the picture. And if you dislike the flavour, a larger bottle is a larger disappointment, so tasting a friend's or buying a small sample first can be worth the extra pennies.

How It Compares With Similar E-Liquids

Fair comparisons help more than sales language, so here is an honest look at how Double Apple sits against other options, with an eye on what each does well.

Versus other Nasty Juice flavours

Nasty Juice sells a broad range of fruit, menthol, and ice profiles. Double Apple differs in being a straightforward apple with a shisha-style twist. If you like it but want more freshness, one of the brand's ice or menthol-edged flavours might suit better. If you want something simpler and tarter, a plain green apple from the same brand is available as a separate product.

Versus 10ml double apple nic salts

Nic salt double apple liquids are made for pod kits and give a stronger, quicker nicotine hit at 10mg or 20mg. They work in small, low-power devices and are convenient to carry. They cost more per ml and use less vapour, so they suit someone who wants nicotine satisfaction and discretion. Double Apple 50ml suits someone who wants volume, smoothness and a lower strength.

Versus other shortfill brands

The UK shortfill market includes many brands with apple, fruit and shisha ranges. Dessert-led brands such as Dinner Lady, and fruit-and-ice lines from labels like Bar Juice 5000 or Doozy, tend to be more heavily cooled or more complicated in flavour. Nasty's Shisha range keeps things simpler and rounder. I would not claim any one of these as better overall, because it depends on whether you prefer layered or straightforward flavours and what you pay.

Versus 100ml shortfills

A 100ml bottle usually costs less per ml and takes up more space in your bag or cupboard. If you already know you like this flavour, step up. If you are still testing, 50ml is the safer choice.

Versus disposables

Single-use vapes can no longer be sold in the UK, and refillable setups have taken their place. A refillable device with this liquid lets you set your own strength, recycle the device instead of binning it, and spend less over time. The trade-off is that you have to maintain the kit.

The honest summary

Nasty Juice Shisha Double Apple is a smooth, sweet, apple-led shortfill that works best in sub-ohm kit at a low nicotine strength. It does not try to be everything, and if you need strong nicotine, cooling effects or a complex layered flavour, another liquid will serve you better.