Freaky Fruits Ohm Brew Badass Blend 50ml

Overview

The Freaky Fruits Ohm Brew Badass Blend 50ml by Ohm in Freaky Fruits at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Ohm Brew Badass Blend Freaky Fruits 50ml: overview

Ohm Brew Badass Blend Freaky Fruits is a 50ml shortfill e-liquid from the Ohm Brew range, made for vapers who prefer layered, fruit-forward flavour over simple single-note juices. The Badass Blend line is aimed at sub-ohm and high-airflow setups, and the Freaky Fruits variant sits in the mixed-fruit corner of that line-up. This guide covers what you are actually buying, how it behaves in different devices, how to add nicotine if you want it, and where it sits against other 50ml shortfills sold in the UK.

The product is sold as a 50ml shortfill. In plain terms, that is a 60ml bottle holding 50ml of nicotine-free e-liquid, with roughly 10ml of empty space left so you can add a nicotine shot if you want a nicotine-containing liquid. Selling the base liquid at 0mg and leaving space for a shot is how larger bottle sizes are offered in the UK, because nicotine-containing e-liquid itself is limited to 10ml per bottle and a maximum of 20mg/ml strength.

Most 50ml shortfills in this style use a high-VG base, commonly 70VG/30PG, and you should always confirm the exact ratio printed on the bottle you receive, as brands occasionally adjust recipes between batches. A high-VG base produces thicker vapour, a smoother throat feel at low nicotine levels, and works best in devices with larger coils and open airflow.

• Brand: Ohm Brew (Ohm)
• Flavour: Freaky Fruits, a mixed-fruit profile
• Size: 50ml of e-liquid in a 60ml bottle
• Nicotine: 0mg as supplied, with room for one 10ml nicotine shot
• Base: high-VG, intended for sub-ohm and mesh-coil devices
• Age restriction: 18+ only, with age checks at purchase and on delivery

We have written this page to be straightforward about both the strengths and the limits of the liquid. A fruit blend like this suits some vapers very well and others not at all, and it is better to know which camp you are in before you order a bottle this size.

Key specifications and what is in the bottle

Before getting into flavour and performance, it helps to be clear about the technical side of a 50ml shortfill, because the numbers on the label determine how the liquid behaves in your device and how much nicotine you end up with if you decide to add any.

• Liquid volume: 50ml of flavoured e-liquid
• Bottle capacity: 60ml, leaving about 10ml of headspace
• Nicotine as supplied: 0mg/ml
• VG/PG ratio: typically 70VG/30PG for this style of shortfill; check the label
• Flavour type: mixed fruit
• Intended hardware: sub-ohm tanks, mesh coils, and sub-ohm pod systems
• Bottle type: plastic, with a tamper-evident closure and a child-resistant cap, as required for UK e-liquid

The arithmetic for adding nicotine is simple. A standard UK nicotine shot is 10ml. If you add one 10ml shot at 18mg/ml to the 50ml of base, you get 60ml of liquid at roughly 3mg/ml. A 20mg/ml shot gives about 3.3mg/ml, which most people round to 3mg in practice. That is the highest strength you can reach with a single shot in a 60ml bottle, which is why shortfills of this type are most often used at low nicotine strengths.

If you want a stronger liquid, a shortfill is not the right format. Nicotine salt liquids in 10ml bottles are designed for that job, and they are used in different devices altogether. We cover that choice in the nicotine strength section below.

The liquid itself is made from pharmaceutical-grade vegetable glycerine and propylene glycol, food-grade flavourings and, in the case of a nicotine-free shortfill, no nicotine at all. Check the label for the full ingredient list, the batch code and the best-before date. These details also matter if you ever need to contact the shop or the manufacturer about a product, so keep the bottle or take a photo of the label.

As with all e-liquids sold in the UK, the bottle carries health warnings and a notification reference. The label is the authoritative source for the exact recipe, so treat this page as guidance and the bottle as the final word on specifications.

Flavour profile: what Freaky Fruits tastes like

Freaky Fruits is a mixed-fruit flavour, which means it is built from several fruit notes working together rather than one dominant fruit. Brands rarely publish exact flavouring recipes, so the following is a general description of how blends in this category tend to behave, based on the name and the style of the Badass Blend range. If the product description lists specific fruits, treat that list as the definitive guide.

Mixed-fruit e-liquids are usually layered across the inhale and exhale. On the inhale you can expect a sweet, juicy top note, often from berry or tropical fruit flavourings. In the middle of the draw, a tarter or slightly sharper fruit note tends to balance the sweetness so the liquid does not become cloying. On the exhale, a lingering candy-like or syrupy finish is common. A high-VG base softens the edges of all of this and slightly mutes sharp notes compared with a high-PG liquid, which can make a fruit blend taste rounder and sweeter.

• Sweetness: moderate to high, typical of fruit-candy style blends
• Acidity: some tartness to balance the sweetness
• Coolness: do not assume any menthol or ice; check the listing if you want or want to avoid a cooling effect
• Aftertaste: a sweet, fruity finish that can linger for a short while
• Complexity: several fruit layers rather than a single flavour

A realistic expectation is a juicy, sweet, multi-fruit vape that tastes closer to a fruit sweet or cordial than to fresh fruit. If you like blends such as mixed-berry, tropical or fruit-punch style juices, this is likely to be familiar territory. If you prefer sharp, sour or very dry flavours, or if you enjoy tobacco, custard and dessert profiles, a different category will probably suit you better.

One practical note on flavour. Fruit flavours can fade a little faster in your own palate than dessert flavours do, an effect often called vaper's tongue. If you find the taste dulling after a few days, switching to a different flavour family for a short while, drinking water, and cleaning your tank will usually restore it. That is a normal part of vaping a single flavour all day, and not a sign that the liquid has gone off.

Performance: vapour production and throat hit

Performance with a shortfill is determined as much by your device as by the liquid. That said, the base ratio and nicotine strength set the baseline, and a 70VG/30PG liquid has a recognisable character: dense vapour, a soft throat hit and a smooth, rounded draw.

Vapour production. High-VG liquids produce more visible vapour than balanced or high-PG liquids because vegetable glycerine is thicker and forms larger aerosol droplets. In a sub-ohm tank with a mesh coil running at suitable wattage, you can expect generous clouds. In a low-power device or a coil designed for thin liquid, the output will be noticeably lower and the liquid may struggle to wick, which we cover in the troubleshooting section.

Throat hit. At 0mg, the throat hit is very light, which some vapers like and others find a bit flat. At roughly 3mg/ml after adding a single shot, most people describe a mild, comfortable hit that suits all-day sub-ohm vaping. The higher your wattage, the warmer and the more intense the vapour will feel, and the more you will notice nicotine at the same strength. Because sub-ohm vaping delivers a lot of liquid per puff, 3mg/ml can feel stronger in a high-power setup than the number suggests.

Flavour delivery. Mesh coils tend to give consistent, even flavour with a fruit blend like this because the large heating surface vaporises liquid steadily. Running a little under the coil's maximum rated wattage usually brings out more flavour, whereas running at the top of the range tends to produce more vapour but a hotter and slightly flatter taste.

• Low power (around 40 to 50W with a suitable mesh coil): cooler vapour, more distinct fruit layers
• Mid power (around 50 to 65W): a balance of flavour and cloud for most users
• High power (65W and above): denser, warmer vapour and faster liquid consumption

These ranges are guidelines only. Always follow the wattage range printed on your coil, and adjust in small steps until the flavour and warmth suit you.

Design, packaging and build quality

The bottle is the only hardware that comes with an e-liquid, so it is worth looking at how it is designed and how it handles day-to-day use. Ohm Brew shortfills are supplied in a 60ml plastic bottle with a narrow dropper-style nozzle, which makes refilling most tanks tidy even when you are working with small fill ports.

• Bottle size: 60ml, with the nozzle designed to fit common top-fill and side-fill ports
• Closure: a child-resistant cap with a tamper-evident seal, which you should check is intact when the parcel arrives
• Material: plastic that is soft enough to squeeze gently, which helps when you need to control the flow
• Label: carries the product name, nicotine statement, ingredients, batch and best-before information, plus the mandatory health warnings

The headspace in the bottle is deliberate. It is not a sign that the bottle has been under-filled. The 10ml of space is there so that you can add a nicotine shot without overflowing the bottle. If you plan to vape the liquid at 0mg, you do not need to add anything, and you simply have a part-full bottle that is easy to shake.

Make a habit of checking the packaging when it arrives. The bottle should be sealed, the label should be legible and undamaged, and there should be no leaks in the bag or box. If anything looks wrong on delivery, contact the shop before using the liquid. Take a photo of the damage and keep the packaging, because that makes it much easier to resolve the issue quickly.

When the bottle is empty, rinse it if your local council guidance asks for that and recycle it with other rigid plastics where accepted. Rules vary between councils, so check your local recycling instructions. Empty bottles are not the same as batteries and devices, which should never go in household bins and must be taken to a proper drop-off point, which we cover in the battery section.

Overall, the packaging is functional and fit for purpose. There is nothing here that adds to the flavour, but the nozzle and cap do their job and the bottle is convenient to store and carry.

Battery, charging and device pairing

An e-liquid has no battery of its own, so there is nothing to charge in the bottle. What matters is the device you pair it with, because the battery and power output of that device decide how well a high-VG fruit liquid performs. Here is how to think about the pairing.

Box mods and sub-ohm kits. These are the natural home for a 70VG shortfill. Devices that run on one or two removable 18650 or 21700 cells, or on an integrated battery of 2,000mAh or more, can drive a mesh coil at 40 to 80W without the battery sagging. If you notice weak vapour as the battery drains, that is often the battery rather than the liquid.

Sub-ohm pod systems. Some modern pod kits accept a 0.3 to 0.8 ohm mesh pod, which is suitable for a 70VG liquid. Look for a battery of around 1,000mAh or more if you intend to vape all day, and check the maker's guidance that the pod is rated for high-VG liquids.

Low-power MTL pods. Small mouth-to-lung pod systems with tight resistance coils are generally designed for thin, nicotine-salt liquids and are not a good match for a 70VG shortfill. Using thick liquid in these pods often results in poor wicking and dry hits.

• Charge your device with the cable and a plug from a reputable supplier, and do not leave a device charging unattended overnight.
• Keep lithium cells in a case, away from keys and coins, to prevent short circuits.
• Replace damaged batteries with ones from a reputable source, and never use a battery with a torn wrap.

When a device or battery reaches the end of its life, do not put it in household waste or kerbside recycling. Lithium cells are a fire risk in bin lorries and recycling plants. In the UK, you can take old vapes, batteries and chargers to household waste recycling centres, or to retailer drop-off points under the electrical waste take-back rules. Many larger supermarkets and electrical retailers also accept small electricals and loose batteries. Check the collection point's rules first, as some only accept cells that are taped or bagged.

Coil and mesh tech: choosing the right resistance

Coil choice is the biggest single factor in how a high-VG fruit liquid tastes and feels. Because 70VG liquid is thick, it needs a coil with enough wicking surface and large enough inlet holes to draw the liquid in quickly. That is why mesh coils became the standard for shortfills.

Mesh coils. A mesh coil replaces the traditional wire wrap with a flat, perforated sheet of resistance metal. The larger surface area heats evenly and vaporises more liquid per second with less hot-spotting, which gives steadier flavour and often longer coil life than a simple round-wire coil. Typical mesh coils for shortfills sit between 0.12 and 0.3 ohms and run at around 40 to 80W, although the exact range depends on the coil, so always check the rating printed on the coil head or the packaging.

Standard sub-ohm coils. Round-wire coils in the 0.2 to 0.5 ohm range also handle 70VG liquid, usually at slightly lower wattage. They can offer sharper flavour definition than mesh in some tanks.

Higher resistance coils. Coils above about 0.6 ohm are meant for thinner liquids. If you try a thick shortfill in one of these, expect slower wicking and a greater chance of dry or burnt hits.

• Priming: drip a few drops straight onto the cotton, fill the tank, and wait 5 to 10 minutes before the first puff.
• Ramping up: start at the bottom of the coil's wattage range and move up slowly.
• Coil life: sweet fruit liquids tend to build up residue on a coil faster than lighter flavours, so expect a coil to last roughly one to three weeks depending on how much you vape.
• Signs a coil is finished: muted flavour, a burnt or metallic taste, or gurgling and spitting.

Changing the coil is the most effective fix for flavour that has dulled, and it costs far less than replacing liquid. If your tank allows airflow adjustment, opening the airflow slightly can cool the vapour and bring out more of the fruit character, while closing it down concentrates flavour and warmth.

Nicotine strength guidance

Choosing a nicotine strength is the decision that matters most to your satisfaction, and a shortfill gives you more control than most formats. This section explains the options in plain terms. It is general information and not medical advice.

0mg (as supplied). This is the base liquid with no nicotine. It suits vapers who have already come off nicotine, people who vape purely for the flavour, and anyone who wants to mix their own strength with shots.

About 3mg/ml (one 10ml shot added). This is the standard result when you add a single shot to a 60ml bottle. For many people moving from light smoking or from a low-strength vape, 3mg/ml in a sub-ohm device feels comfortable and smooth. Because sub-ohm vaping delivers a large volume of vapour in each puff, you take in more nicotine per puff than you would from the same strength in a small pod.

Higher strengths. A shortfill bottle cannot reach much beyond 3 to 3.3mg/ml with one shot. If you need a higher strength, a nicotine salt e-liquid in a 10ml bottle at up to the UK maximum of 20mg/ml is the usual route, and it is meant for different hardware, such as small pod kits.

• Heavy smokers just starting out: sub-ohm shortfills at 3mg may feel too weak, and a 10ml nicotine salt in a pod device is often a better starting point.
• Light smokers and ex-smokers: 3mg/ml in a sub-ohm kit is a common choice.
• Experienced vapers reducing intake: 0mg or a half-shot can be used to step down gradually.

About the UK limits: nicotine-containing e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml and sold in bottles of no more than 10ml, and disposable vapes are held to the same 20mg/ml limit. That is why the shortfill system exists, and why you add the nicotine yourself in a separate step. Buy nicotine shots only from a legitimate UK retailer, store them out of reach of children and pets, and wash your hands after handling them.

If you are pregnant, have a heart condition or are unsure whether nicotine is suitable for you, speak to a doctor or pharmacist. If you do not currently use nicotine, you do not need to start, and 0mg is a perfectly valid way to use this product.

Who Freaky Fruits is for, and who should look elsewhere

No single e-liquid suits everyone, and being clear about fit saves you money. Here is a realistic view of who is likely to enjoy Ohm Brew Badass Blend Freaky Fruits and who may want to try something else.

It is likely to suit you if:

• You use a sub-ohm tank, a mesh-coil kit or a sub-ohm pod system.
• You like sweet, juicy mixed-fruit flavours.
• You want a large bottle for the price, and you vape often enough to use 50ml before it ages.
• You are comfortable adding a nicotine shot yourself, or you vape at 0mg.
• You prefer a smooth, low-nicotine, high-vapour style of vaping.

You may want to look elsewhere if:

• You use a small mouth-to-lung pod kit with a tight coil. A thinner nicotine salt liquid will work better there.
• You need a higher nicotine strength than a single shot can give you.
• You dislike sweet or candy-style flavours and prefer dry, sharp or tobacco profiles.
• You want a ready-to-use product with nicotine already in it, and do not want to mix.
• You are new to vaping and unsure what hardware to buy. It is usually easier to start with a pre-filled pod or a simple kit and move to shortfills later.

Who should not use it at all. E-liquids are for adults aged 18 and over. They are not for non-smokers who would not otherwise use nicotine, and they are not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical advice. Vaping products that contain nicotine are addictive, and the safest choice for non-smokers is not to start.

If you are using vaping to stop smoking, it is worth knowing that the NHS offers free stop-smoking support, and speaking to a local service alongside using a vape improves your chance of success. A flavour you enjoy helps you stay off cigarettes, which is one reason many ex-smokers prefer fruit profiles to tobacco-style ones. Whether it is the right flavour for you is something only a bottle in your own tank will confirm, which is why many people start with a smaller size before committing to 50ml of a new flavour.

How to use: adding a nicotine shot and filling your tank

Using a shortfill is simple once you have done it once. Follow these steps in order, and take your time the first time you mix.

• Step 1, wash your hands and clear a clean surface. Nicotine can irritate skin, and spills are easier to manage on a tray or paper towel.
• Step 2, check the bottle. Make sure the seal was intact on arrival and that the batch and best-before date are legible.
• Step 3, decide on your strength. Stay at 0mg, or add one 10ml nicotine shot for about 3mg/ml.
• Step 4, open both bottles. Remove the dropper nozzle from the shortfill bottle, then open the nicotine shot.
• Step 5, add the shot. Pour the entire 10ml shot into the shortfill. Do not try to add more than the headspace allows.
• Step 6, refit the nozzle and cap. Close the bottle firmly.
• Step 7, shake well. Shake the bottle for at least 30 seconds so the nicotine is distributed evenly.
• Step 8, let it rest. Leave the bottle for several hours or overnight if you can. This allows the flavour to settle and the mix to fully combine.
• Step 9, fill your tank. Fill slowly, keep the liquid below the maximum line, and never cover the central airflow tube.
• Step 10, wait before vaping. Let a fresh coil soak for at least 5 minutes, and take the first few puffs gently without pressing the button for long.

Storage. Keep the bottle upright in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and radiators. Heat and light break down flavour compounds and nicotine over time. An unopened bottle usually keeps for around two years from manufacture, and a mixed bottle is best used within a few months. Store the liquid well out of reach of children and pets, and never decant it into a drink bottle or food container.

Spills. If liquid gets on your skin, wash with soap and water. If it gets in your eyes or is swallowed, seek medical advice straight away and keep the bottle to show the label.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with a shortfill come down to the coil, the device settings or the way the liquid has been mixed. This section covers the issues vapers report most often, along with the fixes that usually work.

• Burnt or dry taste. This is usually caused by an unprimed coil, a tank that has run low, or too much power. Re-prime the coil, top up the tank, and drop the wattage by 5 to 10W. If the taste persists, fit a new coil.
• Gurgling or spitting. Too much liquid has reached the coil. Check the airflow, make sure the tank is not overfilled, and blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear the chamber. Wiping the base of the tank can also help.
• Weak flavour. Common causes are an old coil, a wet or flooded chamber, or vaper's tongue. Change the coil, clean the tank, and try a different flavour for a day or two.
• Throat hit is too harsh or too mild. A harsh hit may mean the nicotine is too strong or the power too high. If it is too mild, you may be at 0mg or running too cool. Adjust power in small steps before changing your nicotine.
• Liquid looks darker over time. A slight colour change is normal as flavourings oxidise. A strong change in colour, smell or taste is a sign to stop using the bottle.
• Leaking from the tank. Check the seals, make sure the tank is assembled correctly, and avoid overfilling. Thicker liquid can also expand slightly when it warms.
• Nicotine settled in the bottle. If you added a shot and did not shake it thoroughly, strength can vary between fills. Shake well and let the mix rest.

If the liquid itself seems faulty. If the bottle arrives with a broken seal, a strange smell, visible particles or a taste that is clearly off, do not use it. Contact the shop with the batch code and a photo of the problem. Keep the bottle and packaging until the issue has been resolved.

Health. If you feel unwell after vaping, such as dizziness, nausea, a racing heartbeat or chest pain, stop vaping and seek medical advice. If you are a regular user, report any suspected adverse effect to the MHRA through its Yellow Card scheme.

Value for money and how it compares with other 50ml shortfills

Value in vaping is a combination of price, volume and how long the liquid lasts in your setup. A 50ml shortfill is the most cost-efficient way to buy flavour in the UK, because you pay for a large volume of liquid in one purchase and add nicotine separately for a small extra cost. The current price is shown on the product page, and it changes with promotions, so check there rather than relying on a figure in a guide.

How long does it last? This depends on your device and habits. A moderate sub-ohm user might get through 3 to 5ml a day, so a 60ml mixed bottle could last roughly 12 to 20 days. A lighter user on a low-wattage mesh kit could stretch the same bottle for a month or more. Heavier users running high power will go through it faster.

How it compares. Mixed-fruit 50ml shortfills are among the most crowded categories in UK vaping, with brands such as IVG, Dinner Lady, Doozy Vape Co and many others selling similar products in a comparable price range. Here is a fair view of where Ohm Brew sits.

• Against well-known mainstream brands: Ohm Brew competes on flavour and range rather than on brand recognition. If you already have a favourite brand, the difference is mostly personal taste.
• Against budget own-label liquids: some supermarket-style or budget shortfills are cheaper per millilitre. They can be perfectly acceptable, but flavour depth and consistency between batches can vary more.
• Against premium boutique liquids: small-batch brands often charge noticeably more for a similar volume and may use more complex flavour builds. For many users, the extra cost is not justified for daily vaping.
• Against nicotine salt 10ml liquids: these cost more per ml but suit smaller pod devices and give higher nicotine, so the choice depends on hardware, not just price.

Delivery and buying notes. We deliver to addresses across the UK, with delivery options shown at checkout. Orders are age-verified, and an adult over 18 may need to be present to accept the parcel. Nicotine shots are sold separately, so add one at checkout if you plan to mix to 3mg.

Our view. If you enjoy mixed-fruit flavours and vape on sub-ohm hardware, Freaky Fruits offers reasonable value for the volume. If you are uncertain about the flavour, buying a smaller size first is a sensible way to test before you commit to 50ml.