Pod Salt Core 10ml 20mg

Overview

The Pod Salt Core 10ml 20mg by Pod at 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Pod Salt Core 10ml 20mg: what the range is and what is in the bottle

Pod Salt Core 10ml 20mg is a nicotine salt e-liquid range sold in 10ml bottles at 20mg/ml, with every flavour priced from £0.99 a bottle. It is made for refillable pod kits and other low-powered mouth-to-lung devices, which means you pour the liquid into hardware you already own instead of buying a sealed unit and discarding it when it runs dry. This page is the overview for the whole range. Each flavour has its own product page, linked in the next section, and you choose your flavour there before adding a bottle to the basket.

Nicotine salt liquids differ from the older freebase style in how the nicotine is formulated. In a salt, the nicotine is bound to an acid (benzoic acid is the usual choice), which lets a vaper use a higher strength without the harsh scratch at the back of the throat that high-strength freebase causes. That is the main reason salts dominate pod kits, and it is why a 20mg salt feels very different from a 20mg freebase in a large tank.

Key facts at a glance:

• Format: a 10ml bottle of nicotine salt e-liquid, the largest bottle size UK rules allow for a liquid containing nicotine
• Strength: 20mg/ml (2%), which is the highest nicotine strength permitted for any e-liquid sold in the UK
• Base: listed as 50/50 PG/VG, a thin, free-flowing balance that wicks well in small pods. Always read the label on your own bottle for the exact ingredient list
• Nicotine in a full bottle: 200mg (10ml x 20mg/ml)
• Flavours: 28 on this site, covering fruit, ice, menthol, mint, tobacco-style, coffee and vanilla
• Price: from £0.99 per bottle
• Suited to: refillable pod kits and low-wattage mouth-to-lung or restricted direct-to-lung devices
• Not suited to: high-wattage sub-ohm tanks, where a 20mg salt would deliver far too much nicotine and run hot
• In the box: one sealed bottle with a child-resistant, tamper-evident cap and the nicotine warning information

The range sits under the Pod brand collection and is part of our wider selection of nicotine salt e-liquids. It is a straightforward, low-cost line: no gimmick packaging, no oversized claims, just a familiar salt formula in a long list of flavours. For adult smokers who want to switch to a refillable device, and for existing pod kit owners who want to refill without paying disposable prices, that simplicity is the point.

This product is for adults aged 18 and over only. Nicotine is addictive, and nobody who does not already use nicotine should start. If you are unsure whether a 20mg liquid is right for you, the strength section below walks through the decision.

All 28 flavours in the range, grouped so you can find your type quickly

Twenty-eight flavours is a lot to scroll through, so here they are sorted into four groups. Every name below links to its own product page, where you can add that flavour to your basket. Descriptions are based on what each flavour name signals and on the way these styles usually behave in a pod kit, so check the individual page for the full detail before you commit to a particular bottle.

Fruit with a cooling finish (12 flavours)

• Pod Salt Core Banana Ice: a soft, sweet banana with a chill on the exhale
• Pod Salt Core Blue Ice: a blue-fruit flavour with a clear cold edge
• Pod Salt Core Blue Berg: another chilled blue-fruit option for people who like their vapour cold
• Pod Salt Core Cantaloupe Ice: a mellow, honeyed melon with a cool finish
• Pod Salt Core Cherry Ice: sweet cherry with a menthol-style lift
• Pod Salt Core Grape Ice: a candy-leaning grape with a cooling layer
• Pod Salt Core Lychee Ice: a delicate, floral fruit that suits those who find heavy sweetness tiring
• Pod Salt Core Mango Ice: ripe, tropical mango softened by the chill
• Pod Salt Core Mixed Berries Ice: a blend of berry notes with a cold finish
• Pod Salt Core Peach Ice: juicy stone fruit with a light cooling edge
• Pod Salt Core Pineapple Ice: sharp, tangy pineapple with a refreshing finish
• Pod Salt Core Red Apple Ice: a crisp apple flavour with a clean chill

Fruit without a cooling headline (7 flavours)

• Pod Salt Core Apple: a straightforward orchard apple
• Pod Salt Core Blue Raspberry: the sweet, slightly tart sweet-shop flavour many vapers know well
• Pod Salt Core Blueberry Pomegranate: a deeper, more layered berry blend
• Pod Salt Core Lemon Lime: a zesty citrus mix that reads as bright and tart
• Pod Salt Core Mixed Berries: a sweet berry medley without the chill
• Pod Salt Core Strawberry: sweet, rounded strawberry
• Pod Salt Core Watermelon Breeze: juicy watermelon, with a breezy name that hints at a light cooling touch

Menthol and mint (4 flavours)

• Pod Salt Core Ice Menthol: a direct, cold menthol for vapers who want chill with no fruit
• Pod Salt Core Fresh Mint: a cleaner, brighter mint
• Pod Salt Core Spearmint: a softer, sweeter mint than peppermint
• Pod Salt Core Blackcurrant Menthol: a dark berry fruit paired with menthol

Tobacco-style, coffee, sweets and dessert (5 flavours)

• Pod Salt Core Cigarette: a tobacco-style flavour aimed at smokers who want something familiar
• Pod Salt Core Havana Gold: a richer, cigar-leaning tobacco style
• Pod Salt Core Blackjack: a sweet-shop chew style named after the old British penny sweet
• Pod Salt Core Coffee: a roasted coffee flavour for people who prefer something other than fruit
• Pod Salt Core Vanilla: a smooth, creamy dessert flavour

If you are not sure where to start, the ice and menthol groups are the most popular choices for people moving away from cigarettes, because the cooling sensation gives the throat something to register in place of tobacco harshness. The tobacco-style flavours are the obvious pick if familiarity matters more than novelty. You can compare these with the wider ice e-liquids and menthol e-liquids collections.

Flavour profile: how nicotine salt changes what you taste

Flavour behaves differently in a nicotine salt than in a high-VG shortfill, and knowing how helps you pick a bottle you will still enjoy at the bottom of the pod. Salt liquids are normally used in small, low-powered pods with a restricted airflow, so the vapour reaching your mouth is concentrated and fairly warm. That tends to push flavour forward on the inhale rather than building it slowly across a big cloud. Fruit flavours come across as direct and clear, menthol and ice arrive quickly, and tobacco-style flavours read as dry and slightly toasted rather than sweet.

A few patterns hold across most of the range:

• Ice and menthol flavours: the cooling agent is noticeable at the very start of the draw and lingers on the exhale. If you dislike strong cold sensations, begin with a non-ice fruit such as the strawberry or apple options and see how you get on
• Plain fruit flavours: usually the sweetest in the line. Sweet liquids leave more residue on the coil, so expect to replace the pod a little sooner than you would with a mint or tobacco style
• Tobacco, coffee and vanilla flavours: the most subtle in terms of sweetness. They reward a slightly warmer, slower draw and can taste thin in a pod that is run too cold
• Blends with two fruits or a fruit plus menthol: the second note often shows up late, so give a new bottle several puffs before judging it

Throat hit is the other half of the experience. At 20mg a salt delivers a defined, smooth hit in the upper chest rather than a sharp scratch at the throat. Menthol and ice flavours slightly amplify the sense of a hit because the cooling sensation is felt in the same area, so a menthol bottle can feel stronger than a fruit bottle of the same strength. That is a perception effect, not a difference in nicotine content.

Palate fatigue is real. If you stay on a single flavour all day, you may find it seems to fade after a few days. This is often called vaper's tongue, and it does not mean the liquid has gone off. Many regular vapers keep two or three bottles in rotation, for example one fruit, one mint and one tobacco-style, so that each one tastes fresh when they return to it. At £0.99 a bottle, rotating costs very little, and the range gives you plenty of options to try without a large outlay.

Finally, remember that flavour changes with the device. A higher-resistance pod running at low power gives a cooler, less intense taste. A lower-resistance pod at higher power gives a warmer, fuller flavour that also uses more liquid. If a flavour seems muted, the cause is more often the pod and power setting than the bottle itself.

Choosing your nicotine strength: is 20mg right for you?

This product is a single strength, 20mg/ml, which equals 2% nicotine by volume. That is the highest strength legally allowed for any nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK, whether it is sold in a bottle or inside a prefilled pod, so you will not find a stronger liquid on any UK shop shelf. Because 20mg is the ceiling, it makes sense to decide carefully whether you need it.

A practical way to think about it is by matching strength to your previous habit and to your device:

• Heavier smokers, roughly a pack a day or more: 20mg is where many people start in a low-powered pod kit, because the amount of nicotine per puff in a small, restricted device is modest
• Moderate smokers, around 10 cigarettes a day: 20mg can work, but you may find you take fewer puffs, or that a lower strength is more comfortable. Treat it as a starting point and be ready to step down
• Light or social smokers: 20mg is often more than needed, particularly in a pod with a low-resistance coil. A lower strength liquid is usually a better fit
• Anyone who does not currently use nicotine: do not start. Nicotine is addictive, and a 20mg liquid is not suitable for you

To put the numbers in context, a single 2ml pod fill of this liquid contains 40mg of nicotine (2ml x 20mg/ml), and a full 10ml bottle contains 200mg. Those figures describe what is in the liquid, not what you absorb, which depends on how many puffs you take, how long each draw lasts and the power of your device.

Signs that 20mg is too strong for your setup include light-headedness, nausea, headaches, a racing heartbeat or hiccups after a short session. If you notice any of these, stop, take a break and consider a lower strength or a less powerful device. Equally, if you find yourself chain vaping to feel satisfied, the problem is more likely a mismatch between liquid, coil and technique than a need for more nicotine.

If you are a smoker who wants to reduce nicotine gradually, the usual approach is to step down the strength over weeks or months once you are comfortable. You can browse other options in the 20mg e-liquids collection, look at the 10mg e-liquids collection for a gentler step, or explore nicotine-free e-liquids if you want to vape without nicotine entirely. If you are pregnant, have a heart condition or take regular medication, speak to a pharmacist or your GP before using any nicotine product.

Nicotine salt versus freebase, and why salts suit pod kits

Freebase nicotine is the original form used in e-liquid. It is slightly alkaline, which gives it a peppery throat hit that gets harsher as strength increases. Most freebase liquids therefore stop at around 6mg, and they are usually paired with larger tanks and higher power. Nicotine salts add an acid to bring the pH down, which smooths the hit and lets a 20mg liquid be tolerable in a way a 20mg freebase would not be.

The practical consequences for your setup:

• Low power only: salts are designed for devices drawing roughly 8W to 15W. At higher wattage you take in far more vapour per puff, and because it is a high-strength liquid, the nicotine intake climbs quickly
• Tight airflow: a restricted mouth-to-lung draw, similar to sipping through a straw, keeps each puff small. This is the draw style salts are built around
• Small coils: compact pods have small wicks, and the 50/50 PG/VG balance listed for this range flows through them reliably without choking the coil
• Frequent, short puffs: many vapers using salts take small sips throughout the day, rather than a few long sessions

It is also worth knowing what salts are not good for. They are not suitable for sub-ohm tanks, they are not meant to be diluted at home, and they should not be mixed with other liquids in the same pod, because the combined strength becomes hard to judge. If you prefer large clouds, a higher-VG shortfill is the correct product, and you can browse these in the shortfill e-liquids collection. Shortfills are sold without nicotine in the bottle, so you add a separate nicotine shot to reach a lower strength such as 3mg.

A fair summary: salts trade cloud size for convenience and nicotine satisfaction. If your priority is a discreet, pocketable device that delivers a defined hit with minimal effort, a nicotine salt is the sensible fit. If your priority is a huge, cool, flavour-rich cloud, you are looking at a different product category and a different device.

Performance: puff delivery and how long a 10ml bottle really lasts

A loose bottle has no puff count printed on it, because the liquid and the hardware are separate. The more useful question is how long 10ml lasts in your own device. UK rules cap a refillable pod or tank at 2ml, so one bottle fills a pod about five times, allowing for a little liquid that stays in the neck of the bottle and the pod.

Most low-powered pod kits use roughly 0.3 to 0.5ml per hundred puffs when drawn for one to two seconds at a time. On that basis, 10ml gives somewhere between 2,000 and 3,300 puffs. Here is what that looks like at different usage levels:

• Around 150 puffs a day: a bottle lasts about 13 to 22 days
• Around 300 puffs a day: about 7 to 11 days
• Around 500 puffs a day: about 4 to 7 days

These are estimates, not promises. The real number depends on several things you control:

• Draw length: a three-second pull uses roughly double the liquid of a one-and-a-half-second pull
• Power setting: turning the wattage up heats the coil harder and vaporises more liquid with every puff
• Coil resistance: a lower-resistance pod uses liquid faster than a higher-resistance pod
• Coil age: a worn or gunked coil wicks poorly, so you get less flavour for the same amount of liquid
• Flavour type: sweet liquids can darken the coil sooner, shortening the life of the pod even when the bottle still has plenty left

On nicotine delivery, a 20mg salt gives a quick, defined hit on the first few puffs, then a steady level through the session. Many people find they take fewer puffs than they expected, because the first few are enough to feel satisfied. If you find you keep going without feeling satisfied, check your coil first. A burnt or flooded coil delivers a flat hit that tempts people to keep vaping.

For comparison, a typical 2ml prefilled pod at the same draw rate gives you only 400 to 650 puffs before it is empty and has to be thrown away or refilled. One bottle of Pod Salt Core is therefore equivalent to five of those pods in terms of liquid volume, at a fraction of the price. The value section below puts figures on that.

Devices and coils: what to pair with Pod Salt Core

Choosing the right device matters as much as choosing the right flavour. Nicotine salts perform well in refillable pod kits, which are compact, battery-powered devices with a small, replaceable pod or cartridge that you fill from the bottle. Three popular, widely available examples on this site are the Vaporesso XROS 3 Mini pod kit, the Uwell Caliburn G5 Lite pod kit and the Aspire Gotek X pod kit. These are examples of the kind of hardware this liquid is designed for, not a claim about any specific coil or battery figure, so check each listing for its own specifications.

When you choose a device or pod, these are the features that matter:

• Coil resistance: a pod in the region of 0.8 to 1.2 ohm gives a tight, mouth-to-lung draw that suits a 20mg salt and conserves liquid. Pods around 0.4 to 0.6 ohm produce warmer, denser vapour and use more nicotine per puff, so they pair better with a lower strength
• Coil material: mesh coils usually give a more even flavour and faster ramp-up, while ceramic and cotton-wicked coils are often described as smooth and long-lasting. Neither is universally better, and both work with a salt
• Pod capacity: UK rules limit a refillable pod to 2ml, so any compliant kit holds no more than that, though some pods have a smaller reservoir
• Battery size: capacity varies widely between kits, from small slim-line batteries to larger ones that last a full day. A bigger battery suits heavier use, and a smaller one suits a pocket-friendly profile
• Charging: most current pod kits charge over USB-C. Use the cable supplied and avoid leaving a device charging unattended
• Airflow: fixed or limited airflow keeps the draw restricted. Wide-open airflow is better suited to shortfills

The ongoing cost of a refillable kit is the pod or coil. Replacement pods on this site start at roughly £5 a pack, and you can see them in the refillable vape pods and vape coils collections. A pod typically lasts from one to three weeks depending on how heavily you vape and how sweet your liquid is, so budget for a fresh one every so often.

If you do not yet own a device, the pod kits collection and the starter vape kits page are the places to look. Look for a kit that is refillable, because a sealed prefilled kit cannot be used with a bottle of liquid. If you would rather not refill at all, the prefilled pod kits are a simpler route, at a higher cost per millilitre.

The bottle, filling your pod and using it properly

The bottle is a standard 10ml plastic dropper bottle with a narrow nozzle, built to fit the small fill port on a pod. The cap is child-resistant and tamper-evident, so you will need to follow the opening instructions printed on it, and the tamper-evident seal on a fresh bottle shows it has not been opened before. The label carries the required nicotine warning, the strength, the ingredients and the batch information. Keep the outer carton or take a photo of the label if you want a record of the batch number.

Follow these steps for a clean, leak-free fill:

• Step 1, prepare the pod: power the device off, remove the pod and find the fill port. Many pods have a silicone plug that lifts or slides aside
• Step 2, fill slowly: hold the pod upright, place the nozzle on the edge of the port and squeeze gently. Aim for 1.5 to 2ml, which is just below the maximum line. Do not cover the central airflow tube
• Step 3, close the port: wipe away any drips, press the plug fully home and make sure it is flush
• Step 4, let it prime: stand the pod upright for three to five minutes so the cotton or mesh can soak through. New coils that are not given time to prime are the most common cause of burnt first puffs
• Step 5, start gently: take a few short, slow draws without pressing the firing button hard or for long. Increase the length once the flavour is flowing
• Step 6, top up in good time: refill when the liquid is a little above the bottom of the window, not when it is completely dry, because an empty wick scorches

Some practical tips: shake the bottle gently before use so the flavour is evenly spread. Never overfill, as liquid forced into the airflow channel will leak or gurgle. Keep the device upright when not in use. If you carry your kit in a pocket or a bag, switch off any button lock or use the cap to keep the mouthpiece clean.

Wash your hands after handling liquid, and wipe any spills from skin straight away. Nicotine can be absorbed through skin, so avoid prolonged contact. For fingers and surfaces, a damp cloth is enough. Store the bottle upright with the cap fully closed once you have finished.

Troubleshooting: the problems vapers meet most often

Most problems with a refillable pod come down to a handful of causes. Check the list below before assuming a bottle or a device is faulty.

• Burnt or acrid taste: usually a coil that has been used up or has been dry-fired. Replace the pod, let it prime for a full five minutes, and take shorter first draws. Sweet liquids darken the coil faster, so a burnt taste after a week or two is normal wear, not a bottle fault
• Weak or muted flavour: the coil may be gunked, the power may be too low, or your palate may be tired. Try a fresh pod, increase the power by a watt or so, or swap to a different flavour for a few days
• Leaking from the mouthpiece or base: the pod is probably overfilled, or the fill plug is not fully seated. Tip out the excess, wipe the pod, and refill to just below the maximum line. Avoid leaving the device on its side or in a warm place
• Gurgling: liquid has reached the airflow channel. Wipe the mouthpiece and take a few gentle puffs to clear it. In future, fill less
• No vapour: check the battery, make sure the pod is seated correctly and the contacts are clean, and confirm that the coil has primed. A dry wick that has not soaked through will not vaporise
• Throat hit too harsh: try lowering the power, using a higher-resistance pod, taking smaller puffs, or moving to a lower strength. A very hot coil can make any liquid feel rough
• Feeling dizzy or queasy: stop vaping and rest. You are likely taking more nicotine than you need. Reduce the strength or the number of puffs next time
• Flavour of the previous liquid lingering: this is called ghosting. Fit a fresh pod when you change flavour, or rinse a refillable pod with warm water, dry it fully and let it air for a few hours before refilling

If you have tried the fixes above and the problem persists, the cause may be the device battery or pod rather than the liquid. A recently opened bottle should look clear to pale yellow. A darker amber colour can simply be the result of age or storage near heat, and it often indicates the nicotine has oxidised, which can make the taste more peppery. If a bottle has changed colour or smell noticeably, stop using it and contact us with your order number so the team can help.

Who this range suits, and who should look elsewhere

Pod Salt Core 10ml 20mg is a good match for a specific kind of buyer, and a poor match for others. Being clear about that saves you money and avoids a disappointing first bottle.

It suits:

• Adult smokers who want to switch to a refillable pod kit and want a nicotine salt strong enough to feel satisfying in a small, low-powered device
• Existing pod kit owners who are paying disposable prices for refills and want to bring the cost per millilitre down
• Vapers who like to rotate flavours and want a wide menu of fruit, ice, menthol and tobacco-style options at a low price per bottle
• People who value a discreet, compact device and a restricted draw over large clouds
• Buyers who want to test several flavours without a big commitment, thanks to the low unit price

You should look elsewhere if:

• You are under 18. This product is strictly for adults, and our checkout verifies age
• You do not already use nicotine. A 20mg liquid is not intended for people who have never smoked or vaped
• You use a high-wattage sub-ohm tank. You need a shortfill or a lower-strength freebase for that style, not a 20mg salt
• You find high-strength nicotine uncomfortable. A lower-strength salt or a nicotine-free liquid will suit you better
• You want a no-fuss, no-refill experience. A prefilled pod kit or one of the ready-to-use devices in the disposable-style vapes collection is simpler, although each unit costs more per millilitre of liquid
• You are pregnant, or have a heart condition, or take medication that may interact with nicotine. Speak to a pharmacist or doctor first

A realistic expectation helps. Switching from cigarettes to vaping is a change of habit, and it often takes a week or two to settle on the right device, strength and flavour. Expect to experiment a little. Try one of the tobacco-style options, such as Pod Salt Core Cigarette, if familiarity matters, and keep a fruit or menthol bottle alongside it for variety.

It is also worth stating plainly that vaping is not risk-free. Nicotine is addictive. This product is for adults who already use nicotine and who have decided to use a refillable vaping device.

Value for money and how it compares with the alternatives

At £0.99 for 10ml, Pod Salt Core works out at 9.9p per millilitre. That is a low price for a nicotine salt, and it is the clearest reason this range is popular with buyers who refill. Here is how the numbers stack up against the alternatives.

• Prefilled pods: pods in our range start at £2.39 each and hold no more than 2ml, so even the cheapest works out at £1.19 or more per millilitre. Ten millilitres of prefilled pod liquid would therefore cost at least £11.95, compared with £0.99 here
• Other nicotine salts: many 10ml salts in the shop are priced a little higher per bottle, and some are available in multibuy deals. You can compare these in our 5 for £10 e-liquids collection. A multibuy can narrow the price gap, but a single Pod Salt Core bottle at £0.99 is still cheaper per bottle than most single salts
• Shortfills: a 50ml or 100ml shortfill is cheaper per millilitre again, but it is a different product designed for sub-ohm devices, and it needs a nicotine shot to reach any nicotine strength
• Pod Salt Origin: a sibling line from the same brand, available in a five-pack. You can look at the Pod Salt Origin 10ml nic salt pack of 5 and the wider Pod Salt collection if you prefer to buy in a multipack

It is fair to say what the low price does not include. You need a compatible device, which costs from around £9 for a simple starter pod kit, and you need to replace pods or coils from time to time. As a quick break-even check, five prefilled pods at £2.39 cost £11.95, while a £8.99 starter kit plus a £0.99 bottle costs £9.98 and still gives you several more refills. That is a rough comparison rather than a guarantee, since the cost of replacement pods and your usage both affect the final figure.

If cost per puff is your main concern, a refillable pod kit with a nicotine salt is hard to beat on price. If convenience is your main concern, a sealed device wins on simplicity and loses on running cost. Neither is wrong, and many vapers keep a refillable kit at home and a prefilled one for travel.

One more honest point on quality: a low price does not mean a poor product. The liquid is sold in a sealed, tamper-evident bottle with a full label, and the flavours are widely available across UK retail. What you give up at this price is premium packaging and a boutique flavour story, and that is a fair trade for most buyers who simply want a reliable, reasonably priced salt.

UK rules, storage, recycling and delivery

UK vaping rules shape the product you buy, and it helps to know what they mean in practice. A nicotine e-liquid can be sold in a bottle of no more than 10ml, the nicotine strength is capped at 20mg/ml, refillable tanks and pods are capped at 2ml, and packaging must carry health warnings and be child-resistant. Pod Salt Core 10ml 20mg is sold in line with these rules, and our checkout verifies that every customer is 18 or over.

Storage and handling:

• Keep bottles upright, with the cap fully closed, in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and radiators
• Keep them out of reach of children and pets. Nicotine liquid is harmful if swallowed, and a small amount can be dangerous to a child
• If liquid gets on your skin, wash it off with soap and water. If it gets in your eyes, rinse with plenty of water and seek advice. If swallowed, contact a doctor or a poison information service straight away
• Avoid leaving bottles in a hot car or a bag exposed to heat, since warmth speeds up oxidation and can make the taste harsher

Recycling and disposal matter too. An empty plastic bottle can usually go in household plastic recycling once it is empty and the cap is removed, but check what your local council accepts. Batteries and vape devices must never go in a household bin or kerbside recycling, because lithium cells can start fires in collection vehicles. Take old devices and batteries to a recycling drop-off point, such as a household waste recycling centre or a retailer with an electrical take-back scheme. Using a refillable kit already cuts waste compared with throwing away a sealed device each time the liquid runs out.

Delivery from us is straightforward. Orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery with Royal Mail Tracked 24, and orders below that are charged £1.99. Weekday orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day, and parcels go out in plain, discreet packaging. You can read the full details on the shipping page, find answers to common questions on the FAQ page, or reach the team through the contact page if you have a question about an order. All stock is genuine and sourced through UK distributors.

If you are building a larger order to reach the free delivery threshold, it is easy to add a second or third flavour from the range, or to browse the full list of e-liquids and vape accessories to add a spare pod or charging cable. Many customers pick up two or three bottles in different flavours at once so they have a rotation ready.