Strawberry Banana Rhubarb Pod Salt Nexus 10mg

Overview

The Strawberry Banana Rhubarb Pod Salt Nexus 10mg by Pod in Strawberry Banana Rhubarb at 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Pod Salt Nexus Strawberry Banana Rhubarb 10mg: overview

Pod Salt Nexus 10mg Strawberry Banana Rhubarb is a 10ml nicotine salt e-liquid made for refillable pod kits and other low-power mouth-to-lung devices. It pairs three fruit notes that are rarely sold together: sweet strawberry, soft banana and a tart rhubarb edge that stops the blend turning cloying. The 10mg strength sits at the lower end of the nic salt scale, which makes it a practical pick for vapers who found 20mg too sharp, or who are stepping their nicotine down gradually.

If you are new to refillable vaping, the idea is simple. You buy a small bottle of e-liquid, open the fill port on your pod, add the liquid, and vape. Unlike a single-use device, the hardware is reused, so the only consumable you keep buying is the bottle and the occasional replacement pod or coil. That is why the quality of the e-liquid matters so much: it is the part you taste on every puff.

Key details at a glance:

• Product type: nicotine salt e-liquid, supplied as a refill bottle
• Bottle size: 10ml, the maximum size allowed for nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK
• Nicotine strength: 10mg/ml (1%), which is half of the UK legal maximum of 20mg/ml
• Nicotine type: nicotine salt, which feels smoother than freebase nicotine at the same strength
• VG/PG base: a balanced blend suited to pod kits (check the label on your bottle for the exact ratio of the batch you receive)
• Flavour family: fruit, with a sweet and sour balance
• Best suited to: refillable pod kits and restricted mouth-to-lung devices with coils of roughly 0.6 to 1.2 ohm

A quick word on the UK rules, because they shape what you can buy. The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations cap nicotine e-liquid at 20mg/ml and limit bottles to 10ml. Packaging has to be child-resistant and tamper-evident and must carry a health warning. Since 1 June 2025 the sale of single-use disposable vapes has also been banned across the UK, so refillable systems fed by bottled e-liquid like this one are now the mainstream route for adult smokers who want an alternative.

This product is for adults aged 18 and over only. Nicotine is addictive, and e-liquid should be used by existing smokers or vapers, not by anyone who has never used nicotine. It is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. The rest of this guide covers flavour, strength, device matching, battery care, troubleshooting and value so you can decide whether it fits your routine.

Flavour profile: strawberry, banana and rhubarb together

Three-fruit blends can go wrong when one note bulldozes the others, so it is worth describing how this one is balanced. The opening on the inhale is strawberry: a ripe, slightly jammy red fruit note rather than the sharp, candy-style strawberry you find in many bargain liquids. It is the first thing you notice and it carries most of the aroma when you open the bottle.

Mid-puff, the banana arrives. Banana in e-liquid can be heavy and synthetic, but here it plays a supporting role, adding a creamy, rounded body that sits underneath the strawberry rather than on top of it. Think of it as the soft base that stops the fruit tasting thin. If you have tried banana liquids and found them overpowering, the lighter touch here may surprise you.

The exhale belongs to the rhubarb. Rhubarb is naturally tart and slightly earthy, and that tartness is what gives the whole profile its character. It cuts through the sweetness, so the flavour does not sit flat on the tongue and fade into a general sugary fruit taste. On the exhale you should get a clean, slightly sour finish that makes you want to take another puff rather than reaching for water.

How it behaves in different setups:

• Low wattage, cooler vapour: strawberry and banana lead, rhubarb is subtle and the overall taste is sweeter and softer.
• Slightly warmer vapour: the rhubarb tartness becomes more obvious and the fruit tastes more layered, closer to a stewed fruit dessert.
• Very high power: flavours blur, the sweetness can turn slightly burnt on a worn coil, and you lose the separation between the three notes. This is not a liquid that benefits from being pushed hard.

This liquid is not an ice or menthol flavour, so there is no deliberate cooling hit. That is a plus if you find chilled liquids hard on your throat, and a minus if you want a refreshing, mentholated finish. If you want to add coolness, look at the ice variants in the wider Pod Salt Nexus range rather than trying to tweak this one.

One honest caveat: fruit and sweetener-heavy liquids can dull your sense of taste over a long session, an effect vapers call vape tongue. If the flavour seems to fade after a few days, switching to a different profile for a short while, drinking water, and keeping your coil fresh usually brings it back. That says more about your palate than about the liquid.

Throat hit and vapour production at 10mg

Performance with an e-liquid is mostly about two things: how strong the throat hit feels, and how much vapour you produce. Both are shaped by the nicotine type, the strength and the VG/PG balance, so it helps to take them one at a time.

Throat hit. Nicotine salts are formulated with a mild acid, usually benzoic acid, which lowers the pH of the liquid and makes nicotine feel smoother in the throat. At 10mg/ml a salt is gentle. It gives a noticeable but not harsh hit that most vapers describe as light to medium, and it is much easier to tolerate than 10mg of freebase nicotine in the same device. If you are used to high-strength salts at 20mg, 10mg will feel clearly milder, and some people use that as a deliberate step down.

Vapour production. A balanced VG/PG base means you get a sensible amount of visible vapour from a pod kit without the thick, muffled flavour that very high-VG liquids can give in small devices. Pod kits are not built for cloud chasing and this liquid is not trying to be a cloud liquid. Expect modest, flavour-focused clouds that are easy to use discreetly and that do not choke your coil with excess liquid.

Nicotine delivery and satisfaction. Salt nicotine is absorbed quickly and gives a satisfaction curve closer to a cigarette than many freebase liquids do at low strengths. At 10mg/ml, each puff delivers a modest dose, so lighter smokers often find it enough, while heavier smokers may take more puffs, or move to 20mg, to feel settled. The right answer depends on how much you smoked before and how you vape, which the strength guidance section below covers.

Rough puff numbers. A 10ml bottle contains 100mg of nicotine in total at this strength. Real-world puff counts vary a great deal with device, power and puff length, but as a planning range most pod kit users get somewhere between 1,000 and 2,500 puffs from a 10ml bottle. Treat that as an estimate, not a promise: short, gentle puffs at low wattage stretch a bottle further, while long, hard draws on a warm coil use it faster.

• Smooth, light-to-medium throat hit at 10mg salt strength
• Moderate, flavour-led vapour suited to pod hardware
• Consistent delivery from first puff to last when the coil is in good condition
• Best performance at low to moderate power, not at the top of your device's range

As with any e-liquid, consistency depends partly on you. Keep the pod topped up, avoid chain vaping that overheats the coil, and the experience stays steady throughout the bottle.

Is 10mg the right nicotine strength for you?

Choosing a strength is the single most important decision when you buy e-liquid, and it is easy to get wrong in either direction. Too low and you will feel unsatisfied and vape constantly, which burns through liquid and can leave you tempted back to cigarettes. Too high and you may feel dizzy, nauseous or jittery. Here is a practical way to think about 10mg.

10mg/ml is usually a good fit if:

• You smoked fewer than around ten cigarettes a day, or you smoked rolling tobacco lightly
• You previously used a 20mg nic salt and found it too strong or too harsh
• You vape frequently through the day on a low-power pod kit and want to avoid over-dosing
• You are reducing your nicotine intake step by step and want a mid-point
• You are sensitive to nicotine and prefer a gentler hit

You may want 20mg/ml instead if:

• You smoked a pack a day or more and still crave cigarettes while using 10mg
• You are using a very restricted pod with a tight airflow, where each puff delivers little liquid
• You find yourself vaping continuously and still not feeling satisfied

It is worth remembering that 20mg/ml is the legal maximum in the UK, and it is aimed at people who need a cigarette-replacement level of nicotine. Plenty of adults stay at 10mg for the long term. Others use it as part of a stepped plan: for instance, a few weeks on 20mg, a few on 10mg, and then lower strengths such as 6mg or 3mg if the brand offers them.

Nicotine salt versus freebase. Do not compare the number on the bottle directly with freebase liquids. A 10mg salt feels different from a 10mg freebase liquid, and many people find salts at the same number more satisfying because absorption is faster, while the hit is softer. If you are switching from a freebase liquid at 3mg or 6mg, 10mg salt will feel noticeably stronger, so start with small puffs.

Signs the strength is too high: lightheadedness, nausea, a racing heart, headache or hiccups. If this happens, stop vaping, take fresh air, and drop to a lower strength next time. Signs it is too low: constant cravings, vaping much more often than before, or irritability. Move up one step rather than jumping straight to the top.

Nicotine is addictive and this guide is general information, not medical advice. If you want personalised support to stop smoking, your local NHS stop smoking service and your pharmacist can help, and many offer free vape starter kits or nicotine replacement alongside advice.

Bottle, packaging and build quality

With e-liquid, design and build quality are about the bottle, the cap, the label and the information on it. These matter more than they might seem, because they affect safety, convenience and how clean your filling routine is.

The bottle. The liquid comes in a 10ml plastic bottle with a narrow dropper-style nozzle. The narrow tip is the part you will appreciate most when filling a small pod, because it lets you place liquid precisely into the fill port rather than spilling it across the case. Plastic bottles are also squeezable, so you control how quickly the liquid comes out. Give the bottle a gentle squeeze rather than a hard one, and angle the tip to the side of the port so air can escape as the liquid goes in.

The cap. The cap is child-resistant, which means you need to press down and twist, or follow the arrow instructions on the lid, to open it. This is a legal requirement for nicotine e-liquid in the UK and is not optional. Always close it firmly after every use and keep the bottle out of reach of children and pets. A tamper-evident seal below the cap shows the bottle has not been opened before you break it.

The label. Under UK regulations the label has to show the nicotine strength, ingredients list, batch code, a health warning, and a contact point for the supplier. Check the batch code and best-before date on delivery. If anything looks wrong, such as a broken seal, a leaking bottle or missing label information, do not use it and contact the shop.

Build-quality points worth checking:

• The seal under the cap should be intact when the bottle arrives
• The nozzle should be clean and not blocked by dried residue
• The label should be readable, with the strength clearly shown as 10mg
• The liquid should be clear to slightly amber, depending on flavour colourings, with no cloudiness or particles

Storage. Keep the bottle upright in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight, a car dashboard or a radiator. Heat and light degrade e-liquid, darken the colour and dull the flavour. Stored well, a sealed bottle will keep its quality until its best-before date, and a partly used bottle typically stays in good condition for a few months if the cap is kept tight. Because the liquid contains nicotine, wash your hands if you spill any on your skin.

For the bottle itself, check local council guidance on recycling plastic bottles. Empty bottles that have been fully emptied can often go in household plastic recycling, but practice varies, so look up your area's rules rather than assuming.

Coils, pods and device compatibility

Matching an e-liquid to the right hardware makes more difference to taste than almost any other choice. This liquid is built for restricted, mouth-to-lung style inhaling, where you draw slowly into your mouth first and then breathe in, similar to how many people smoke a cigarette.

Coil resistance. The sweet spot for a balanced salt like this is a coil in the range of roughly 0.6 to 1.2 ohm. Coils at the lower end of that range, such as 0.6 to 0.8 ohm, heat up quickly and give a warmer, more vapour-heavy puff, which brings out the rhubarb tartness. Coils at 1.0 to 1.2 ohm run cooler and tighter, giving a softer, sweeter profile and better liquid economy. Neither is wrong; it comes down to taste and how much power your device allows.

Mesh versus ceramic versus standard cotton coils.

• Mesh coils spread heat across a wide surface, so they heat evenly, produce good flavour and give more consistent vapour. They suit fruit liquids well because they keep the three notes distinct. They can use liquid slightly faster than other designs.
• Ceramic and ceramic-style coils are known for clean flavour and long life, and they handle sweet liquids reasonably well, though some designs take longer to prime.
• Standard round-wire cotton coils are cheaper and common in basic pods, and work well with salts at low wattage but can taste a bit flatter.

Device types that suit this liquid. Refillable pod kits from major makers in the UK market, such as the Vaporesso XROS series, the OXVA Xlim range, the SMOK Novo family, the Uwell Caliburn range and the Geekvape Wenax range, all use pods that accept 10ml bottle fills and use coils in the right resistance band. Always check your own device's manual for the recommended liquid type and power range, because some pods are designed for very high-VG liquids and others for salts.

Device types to avoid with this liquid. Sub-ohm tanks running at 40W or more are designed for thick, low-nicotine liquids. Using a 10mg salt there would deliver a large amount of nicotine per puff, produce harsh vapour and burn through the bottle quickly. Keep this liquid in pods and low-power devices.

Priming. New coils must be primed before use, which means letting the liquid soak into the cotton for several minutes after filling. Unprimed coils burn, taste harsh and can ruin a fresh coil in a few puffs. More detail is in the how-to section below.

Most pod coils last roughly one to three weeks depending on how often you vape, how sweet the liquid is and the power you use. Sweet fruit liquids tend to leave more residue on coils than clean, simple flavours, so expect to replace them a little more often.

Battery and charging: looking after your pod kit

The e-liquid itself has no battery, but the device you fill it into does, and the way you treat that battery changes how pleasant and how safe your vaping is. Most refillable pod kits use a built-in lithium-ion battery in the range of about 400mAh to 1,000mAh, with some larger kits going higher. Use the capacity listed by the maker of your own device, because it varies.

How long a battery lasts. A 500 to 800mAh battery typically lasts a light to moderate vaper most of a day at low power. Heavier use or higher wattage can mean topping up once or twice a day. Salt nicotine at 10mg suits low power settings, and low power is gentle on the battery as well as on the coil, so the two benefits go together.

Charging safely. Most modern kits charge by USB-C and take anywhere from around 30 minutes to a couple of hours for a full charge. Follow these habits:

• Use the cable supplied or a reputable replacement, and a standard wall charger or a computer USB port rather than an unknown fast charger
• Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface, never on a bed, sofa or under a pillow
• Do not leave your device charging unattended for long periods or overnight
• Unplug it once the indicator shows it is full
• Do not charge a device that is damaged, swollen, wet or hot to the touch
• Keep it out of hot cars and direct sunlight

Signs of a failing battery. A device that loses charge very quickly, takes an unusually long time to charge, becomes hot during normal use, or has a swollen case should be retired. Stop using it and take it to a recycling point.

Recycling in the UK. Vape devices contain lithium batteries and must never go in household bins or kerbside recycling, where they can cause fires in collection vehicles and waste sites. Under UK producer responsibility rules, shops that sell vapes are expected to offer take-back for used devices. You can also use household waste recycling centres and designated battery or small electrical item drop-off points, many of which are in supermarkets and local council sites. Check your council website or the national recycling locator for the closest drop-off point.

Why this matters for choosing refillables. One of the strongest reasons to use a refillable kit with bottled e-liquid rather than a disposable is the waste profile. You keep the battery and case for many months, replace only the coil or pod, and recycle one device rather than many. This liquid fits into that approach, which is better for your wallet and generates less electronic waste.

How to use: filling, priming and vaping

Filling a pod properly takes about a minute once you have done it a couple of times. Doing it correctly prevents leaks, burnt coils and flooded mouthpieces.

Step by step:

• Check your hardware. Make sure the device is switched off and the pod is clean, undamaged and not already full of old liquid in a different flavour.
• Open the bottle. Press down and twist the child-resistant cap. Take care not to squeeze the bottle as you open it.
• Locate the fill port. It is usually a small silicone plug on the side of the pod. Pull the plug open or slide the cover away. Do not fill through the mouthpiece or the central airflow tube.
• Add the liquid slowly. Place the nozzle against the side of the port, not straight down the middle, and squeeze gently. Stop at or just below the max line. Overfilling is the most common cause of leaks and gurgling.
• Close the port firmly. Wipe away any drips from the pod, your fingers and the nozzle.
• Prime the coil. Stand the pod upright and wait 5 to 10 minutes. Fresh coils benefit from waiting the full ten, as the cotton needs time to soak. Do not skip this step.
• Take a few dry-looking test puffs. Take two or three short puffs without pressing the button for long, to draw liquid through before you start vaping normally.

Vaping technique. Use slow, gentle draws of around three seconds. Pause for 20 to 30 seconds between puffs to let the wick re-soak. Inhale to your mouth first, then into your lungs if that is your normal style. Resist the urge to take very long drags, which overheat the coil and make a sweet liquid taste burnt.

Power settings. If your device has adjustable wattage, begin at the lower end of the coil's recommended range and move up only if the flavour feels dull. Many fruit salts taste best in the lower-middle part of the range.

Keeping things tidy. Keep a tissue handy. Wipe the airflow vents and mouthpiece if condensation builds up, and wipe the metal contacts between pod and battery to keep a good connection.

Changing flavour. If you switch to a different liquid, empty the pod and rinse it with lukewarm water, let it dry fully, and ideally fit a new coil. Old flavour in the cotton ghosts through and muddies the new liquid.

Keep safe. Never mix nicotine liquids with other substances, never use the bottle to refill a device that is switched on or charging, and store the bottle somewhere children and animals cannot reach it.

How long does a 10ml bottle last?

Because this is a refillable liquid, longevity is not a fixed number the way a disposable's puff count is claimed to be. It depends on you and your hardware. It is still possible to work out sensible expectations, and doing so helps you judge whether the price per bottle makes sense for your habits.

The maths. A typical refillable pod holds around 2ml of liquid. A 10ml bottle therefore fills a pod about five times. A light vaper may take two to three days to finish one pod, which makes a bottle last 10 to 15 days. A moderate vaper using a pod a day will finish a bottle in five days. A heavy vaper going through two or more pods daily will get a bottle to last about two to three days.

Factors that change the numbers:

• Power setting: higher wattage vaporises more liquid per puff, so low power stretches a bottle further.
• Coil type and condition: mesh coils generally use liquid faster than basic coils, and a worn coil wastes liquid by flooding or burning.
• Puff length: shorter puffs use less liquid than long ones.
• Nicotine strength: people on a lower strength often vape more often to feel settled, so they use more liquid. A 10mg salt is a middle point that often balances this well.
• Leaks: a poorly fitted pod or an overfilled tank can lose a surprising amount of liquid, which looks like higher consumption.

Shelf life. Unopened and properly stored, e-liquid usually keeps for around a year or two, with the best-before date printed on the label. Once opened, aim to use it within a few months for the best flavour, as nicotine oxidises over time and the colour darkens. If a bottle smells odd or tastes harsh compared with when it was new, replace it.

Cost per day. Divide the bottle price by the number of days it lasts. If you use a bottle every five days, the daily cost is a fifth of the bottle price plus a small share of coil replacement. This is usually considerably less than a daily cigarette habit, which is part of why many smokers choose to switch.

A note on over-vaping. If you find a bottle is going far faster than the numbers above suggest, check that you are not chain vaping because the strength is too low, that your pod is not leaking, and that your coil is not worn. Fix the cause and the bottle will go further.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most vape complaints trace back to a handful of causes that are easy to fix. This list covers the issues people most often report with fruit salt liquids in pod kits.

Burnt or harsh taste.

• The coil was not primed long enough, so wait the full ten minutes after fitting a new coil.
• The pod is almost empty. Refill before it runs dry, as dry puffs scorch cotton fast.
• The power is too high. Reduce the wattage a notch.
• The coil is simply old. Sweet liquids gunk coils up, so replace it if flavour does not return after a clean refill.

Flavour seems weak or has faded. This can be vape tongue, so try a break from this flavour for a day or two, drink water and eat something savoury. If it is not vape tongue, check the coil life, make sure your airflow is not wide open, and confirm that the liquid is not very old or heat-damaged.

Gurgling and spitting. The pod is overfilled or condensation has built up. Wipe the mouthpiece, take the pod out and blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear excess, then keep the fill line below the maximum next time.

Leaking. Check that the pod is seated firmly and the fill plug is closed. Look for cracks, particularly if the device has been dropped. Do not store the device on its side with a full pod for long periods. Overfilling and rapid temperature changes, such as moving from a cold outdoors to a warm room, can also push liquid out through the airflow.

Dry hit or no vapour.

• Check there is liquid above the coil and the fill port is properly closed.
• Re-prime by leaving the pod upright for a few minutes.
• Check the battery is charged and the contacts are clean.
• If the liquid has thickened in cold weather, warm the pod in your hand for a minute.

Sore throat or dry mouth. Dry mouth and a mild scratchy throat can happen with any e-liquid because propylene glycol is hygroscopic. Drink water regularly, check you are not vaping at too high a strength, and use slower puffs. If irritation persists, stop and speak to a pharmacist or GP.

Feeling dizzy or unwell. This usually indicates too much nicotine. Stop, get fresh air, and sip water. Choose a lower strength or use the device less frequently.

Device will not fire. Check the battery, clean the contacts, make sure the pod is seated correctly and see whether the device has a lock mode. If it still will not work, check the maker's warranty terms.

Who is Pod Salt Nexus Strawberry Banana Rhubarb 10mg for?

No single e-liquid suits everyone. Being clear about who is likely to enjoy this one, and who should look elsewhere, saves you time and money.

Good fit for:

• Adult smokers moving to vaping who want a pleasant, sweet-and-sour flavour that is clearly different from tobacco, while still getting salt-nicotine satisfaction at a moderate strength
• Vapers stepping down from 20mg salts who want something gentler without dropping all the way to freebase strengths
• Fruit fans who enjoy layered flavours and find single-note strawberry or banana liquids a little one-dimensional
• Pod kit users with 0.6 to 1.2 ohm coils who want a liquid designed for their kind of hardware
• People who value a mild throat hit and find menthol and ice blends too sharp

Probably not for:

• Non-smokers and never-vapers. Nicotine is addictive and vaping is not recommended for anyone who does not already use nicotine.
• Anyone under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine e-liquid to under-18s in the UK, and we do not knowingly do so.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women, and those with heart conditions or other medical concerns, who should take advice from their GP or pharmacist first.
• Heavy smokers still craving at 10mg. You may be better served by the 20mg version of the same flavour, if available.
• Sub-ohm users who want large clouds. A 10mg salt in a high-power tank is both wasteful and harsh.
• Anyone who wants an ice or menthol finish, as this flavour is warm and fruity rather than cooling.
• People who dislike tart flavours. If rhubarb or sour fruit is not to your taste, a simple strawberry or banana liquid may suit you better.

A word on switching from smoking. Many adult smokers find a stepped approach works well: choose a strength that stops cravings, use it consistently so you are not tempted back to cigarettes, and only then think about reducing. Using a fruit flavour rather than a tobacco one can also help some people break the association between nicotine and the taste of smoke. If you are not sure where to start, your local NHS stop smoking service offers free, practical support.

If you decide this flavour is not for you, the wider Pod Salt Nexus range and other 10ml nic salt brands offer plenty of other profiles, including single fruit, ice, dessert and drinks styles, so you do not need to settle for something you do not enjoy.

Value for money and how it compares with similar liquids

Price per bottle only tells part of the story. A fair assessment of value looks at the cost per day, the quality of flavour, the consistency from bottle to bottle and how well the product suits your device. Typical UK prices for 10ml nic salt bottles run from the low single digits to a few pounds more for premium ranges, with multi-buy offers often available. Check the current price on the product page, because it changes with promotions.

What you are paying for. Pod Salt Nexus is positioned as a mid-range nic salt line. You are paying for a more developed flavour recipe than the cheapest bulk liquids, a recognisable brand, consistent batch quality and a balanced VG/PG base that works across a wide range of pods. You are not paying for the hardware, since this is a refill, so the running cost is mostly the liquid and occasional coils.

How it compares, fairly:

• Versus budget 10ml salts, such as the cheaper multi-buy ranges: budget lines can cost noticeably less per bottle and many are perfectly drinkable. Where Nexus tends to justify a small premium is in recipes with more than one flavour component, such as this three-fruit blend, where cheaper liquids often rely on one dominant note. If you vape all day and price is your main concern, a budget range may be more economical.
• Versus liquids from disposable-brand lines, such as Elfliq and similar: these are designed around the familiar bar-style flavours and are widely stocked and affordable. They are a sensible option if you want that specific taste. A blend with a tart rhubarb element like this one is less common in that space.
• Versus premium dessert and drinks ranges, such as Dinner Lady, Nasty Salts or similar: these often cost more per bottle and have a loyal following for very rich, sweet profiles. If you prefer a lighter fruit-forward profile over a heavy dessert, this liquid may be a better match and cheaper to run.
• Versus disposables: since single-use vapes are now banned in the UK, the comparison is mainly historical, but refillables remain much cheaper per day and far less wasteful because you reuse the device.

Cost over a month. A moderate vaper using a bottle every five to seven days needs roughly four to six bottles a month, plus a pack of coils. Compared with a typical daily cigarette habit, the saving is usually substantial even at a mid-range bottle price. Multi-buy deals bring the cost down further.

Verdict on value. For adult smokers and vapers who like layered fruit with a tart finish, this liquid offers fair value: reasonable price, a flavour that holds up through the bottle and compatibility with popular pod kits. It is not the cheapest bottle available and does not try to be. If you want to test before committing to multiples, buy one bottle first and judge it over a few days.