Vaporesso Deliciu Nic Salts 10ml Pack Of 10 Raspberry Key Lime / 10 MG

Overview

The Vaporesso Deliciu Nic Salts 10ml Pack Of 10 Raspberry Key Lime / 10 MG by Vaporesso in Raspberry Key Lime / 10 MG at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Vaporesso Deliciu Nic Salts 10ml Pack Of 10: what you are getting

Vaporesso Deliciu Nic Salts 10ml Pack Of 10 is a multipack of ten 10ml nicotine salt e-liquid bottles from the Deliciu range, priced at £17.24 at Vape Shop Online. That is 100ml of liquid in one order, which works out at roughly £1.72 a bottle. It is a refill product, not a device. There is no battery, no coil and no pod in the box, only liquid that you pour into a compatible refillable pod or tank.

The pack is sold by option. On the product page you choose a flavour and a nicotine strength, and all ten bottles in your pack match that choice. The Deliciu family covers twenty flavours, each available in 10mg and 20mg, and once you count every flavour and strength pairing the family adds up to 41 listings. If you want variety, you can order more than one pack in different flavours, or buy single Deliciu bottles instead and mix and match.

The range suits adult smokers who have moved to refillable pod kits and want a low-cost, low-fuss way to keep their device topped up. It also suits existing vapers who are tired of paying single-bottle prices for a flavour they already know they like. The sections below cover what to expect from the liquid, how to pick a strength, how it behaves in different devices, what can go wrong and how the maths compares with buying bottles one at a time.

Here are the essentials at a glance.

• Format: ten 10ml bottles of nicotine salt e-liquid, 100ml in total
• Brand and range: Vaporesso, Deliciu nic salts
• Strengths: 10mg or 20mg, chosen when you order
• Flavours: twenty, from fruit and ice blends to straight menthol
• Price: £17.24 per pack of ten, about £1.72 a bottle
• Designed for: refillable pod kits and low-power mouth-to-lung devices
• Age restriction: strictly 18+, and nicotine is addictive

Two UK rules shape every product like this one. Nicotine e-liquid may not be sold in bottles larger than 10ml, and the maximum strength is 20mg of nicotine per ml, which is 2 percent. This pack sits at the bottle-size limit and offers the strength limit as one of its two options, so if you want more liquid per order, the legal route is more bottles rather than bigger ones. That is the main reason ten-bottle packs exist.

Performance and puff delivery from 100ml of nic salt

A liquid does not come with a puff count the way a prefilled disposable does, so it is worth being straight about what 'performance' means here. The number of puffs you get depends on your device, your power setting, how long you draw for and how often you vape. Anyone quoting a precise puff figure for a bottle is guessing. What we can do is give you some honest arithmetic.

UK rules cap refillable pods and tanks at 2ml. A 10ml bottle therefore holds enough liquid to fill a 2ml pod five times in theory, and a full pack of ten bottles covers around fifty pod fills. In real life the number is a little lower, because a few drops are lost when you prime a new coil, when you top up and when a pod is changed before it is completely empty. Treat fifty as a ceiling, and forty to forty-five as a more realistic planning figure.

How long that lasts is down to you. As a rule of thumb rather than a measured figure for this product, someone who takes a handful of puffs through the day may find a 2ml pod lasts several days, while someone who vapes steadily through the day could empty one in a day or less. A light user could stretch a pack of ten across many months. A heavy user might get through a bottle in three or four days and finish the pack in about a month and a half. Because the liquid is sold in tens, buying a pack removes the habit of running out at an awkward moment.

What you notice in use is the delivery of nicotine and flavour. Nicotine salts are formulated so that the nicotine feels smoother on the throat at a given strength than traditional freebase nicotine does. That is why a 20mg nic salt is usable in a small pod device where a 20mg freebase liquid would feel harsh. Nic salt liquids also tend to be built on a higher PG ratio than freebase liquids, which suits the small, low-power coils in most pod systems. The exact PG and VG split is printed on the bottle label, so check it if you have a device with a particular recommendation.

In terms of flavour delivery, the Deliciu family is fruit led, and the ice versions add a cooling agent that arrives on the inhale and lingers on the exhale. Expect a flavour that is clear from the first puff on a freshly primed coil, and one that gently fades as the coil ages. That fade is the signal to change the coil, not a fault with the liquid.

• Per bottle: about five 2ml pod fills in theory
• Per pack: about fifty pod fills in theory, forty to forty-five in practice
• Good match: low-power pod devices that draw like a cigarette
• Less suited: high-wattage sub-ohm tanks, where nic salts can be harsh and are used up quickly

Flavour profile: twenty options in the Deliciu range

The Deliciu range is built around fruit, ice and a few sharper sweet and sour mixes. There are no tobacco or dessert flavours in the family, so if those are your preference this is not the range to choose. What there is, in twenty options, is grouped below so you can narrow things down quickly.

• Fruit and ice: Strawberry Ice, Watermelon Ice, Pineapple Ice
• Berry mixes: Blueberry Pomegranate, Blueberry Sour Raspberry, Blackberry Lime, Raspberry Key Lime, Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice, Strawberry Kiwi
• Orchard fruit: Apple Pear, Apple Peach, Wild Apple and Hawthorn
• Tropical: Pineapple Orange, Pineapple Peach Mango, Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava
• Citrus and soda style: Lemon Lime, Pink Lemonade, Fizzy Cherry
• Simple options: Grape, Menthol

Here is what to expect from eight of the popular choices. These are descriptions of how the flavour profiles are built, and individual taste varies.

Strawberry Ice is the most straightforward of the fruit and ice group: a ripe, sweet strawberry note with a cooling finish. It is a good starting flavour if you want something familiar. Watermelon Ice leans on a juicy, light melon taste, and the cooling element stops it from feeling too sugary over a long session.

Blueberry Sour Raspberry adds a tart edge to a sweet blueberry base, which gives the flavour more shape than a plain berry. People who find simple sweet liquids cloying often prefer a sour element like this. Blueberry Pomegranate is the softer, rounder cousin, with a deeper fruit character and less tang.

Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava is the most layered of the tropical options. Kiwi gives a green, slightly sharp top note, passion fruit adds acidity and guava rounds it off with a mellow sweetness. Pineapple Peach Mango is easier going, more of a smoothie style blend where the three fruits sit close together.

Pink Lemonade is a sweet and sharp drink style flavour, and it works well if you want something that feels refreshing without relying on menthol. Menthol is exactly that: a cool, minty profile with no fruit, which suits people who want a clean, simple vape or who are moving away from menthol cigarettes.

Because the pack is ten bottles of one flavour, it pays to pick something you already know you enjoy. Sweet fruit flavours can feel different on day one from day ten, and that is normal. A new flavour often seems strong at first, then settles as your palate adjusts. If you are unsure, buy a single bottle of the flavour first, and order the pack once you are confident.

Bottle design and build quality

Build quality for a liquid means the bottle, the cap, the seal and the label. These are small details, but they decide whether the liquid reaches your pod without mess or waste. Nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK has to meet packaging rules, so you can expect a 10ml bottle that is child-resistant, tamper-evident and designed to fill a device without spilling. Bottles of this type are usually soft plastic with a narrow nozzle, which lets you aim at the small fill port on a pod and squeeze gently.

The label is part of the build too. UK rules require nicotine e-liquid to carry a health warning, an ingredients list, the nicotine strength, a batch number and a best before date. For a pack of ten, that is useful. It lets you check at a glance that every bottle matches the strength you ordered, and it gives you a batch reference if you ever need to contact us about a problem.

When your pack arrives, spend a minute on it before you put it away. A short routine will catch problems early.

• Check the seals: each bottle should have an intact tamper-evident ring or seal on the cap
• Check the strength: read the printed nicotine strength on a couple of bottles and compare it with your order, since 10mg and 20mg look similar at a glance
• Check the flavour: make sure the flavour name on the label matches your order
• Look for leaks: wipe each bottle and look for residue in the outer packaging
• Note the best before date: use the oldest bottles first

If anything is wrong on arrival, tell us before you open the affected bottle. Our returns terms do not allow returns on opened e-liquids, but faulty or incorrect items reported promptly are a different matter, and we deal with those under our faulty items process.

One honest limitation: soft plastic bottles are convenient but they do not like heat. Leaving them on a car dashboard or a radiator shelf will soften the plastic and shorten the life of the liquid. Keep them somewhere cool and dark, and keep them out of reach of children and pets. Nicotine is toxic if swallowed and can irritate skin, so wash your hands if you spill any.

Battery and charging: the part of the setup this pack does not include

Since this pack is liquid, there is nothing in it to charge. The battery side of your vape comes entirely from the device you pair it with, and that device matters more than most people think. A weak battery produces weak vapour, and weak vapour makes even a good e-liquid taste thin. If you ever think a flavour has gone flat, check the battery and the coil before you blame the bottle.

Refillable pod kits generally sit somewhere between a few hundred mAh and about a thousand or more, and larger batteries last longer between charges but make the device bulkier. The right size depends on how often you vape. A smaller battery is fine if you can top up at your desk or in the car, while a bigger one is better if you vape heavily or travel a lot. Check the specification of your own device, because the battery details are set by the maker of that kit and not by the liquid.

Most modern kits charge over USB-C. A few habits will keep a device running well and safely.

• Use a decent cable and plug: a damaged or uncertified charger is a more likely cause of trouble than the battery itself
• Do not vape on a very low battery: output drops and the coil may not be heated evenly, which can lead to a burnt or muted taste
• Charge on a hard, flat surface: not under a pillow, on a sofa or anywhere heat can build up
• Stay nearby: do not leave a device charging unattended for long periods
• Retire damaged batteries: if a device swells, overheats, smells odd or has a cracked casing, stop using it

The liquid and the battery interact in one practical way. Higher power settings use liquid faster and drain the battery faster, so a device run at the top of its range burns through both. Nic salts are designed for lower power, so running your device at a moderate setting gives better flavour and makes both the liquid and the battery last longer. If your device has adjustable output, start in the lower half of its range and move up only if the vapour feels too thin.

When a device reaches the end of its life, it should not go in your household bin or kerbside recycling, because lithium batteries can cause fires in collection vehicles. Take it to a household waste recycling centre or a retailer take-back point, and look for the bin marked for small electrical items.

Coils and device pairing: what suits nic salts

Nic salt liquids work best in devices that were designed for them. In practice that means refillable pod kits and other mouth-to-lung systems, where you draw slowly into your mouth first and then inhale. These devices use coils with a resistance that is typically somewhere around 0.6 to 1.2 ohms, whether the coil is mesh, cotton wick or ceramic. The Deliciu range is formulated with this kind of setup in mind, and a device in that category is the sensible match.

Here is how the main coil styles generally behave with a fruit-led nic salt.

• Mesh coils: a large heating surface that gives even flavour and quick ramp-up, and which typically copes well with sweeter liquids
• Cotton wick coils: a familiar design with clear flavour, which can be sensitive to being run dry
• Ceramic coils: steady and consistent, though they can be slower to ramp up when new

None of these is automatically better than another. What matters is that you buy the coil or pod type specified for your device and that it suits the power range you plan to use. Always check the wattage range printed on the coil or pod, and do not go above it.

Sub-ohm tanks are a different matter. They are made for high-wattage vaping and large clouds, with liquid that has a higher VG share and a low nicotine strength. A 20mg or even a 10mg nic salt in a sub-ohm device delivers a lot of nicotine very fast, tastes harsh and uses up liquid quickly. If you own a sub-ohm kit, this is the wrong liquid for it. A low-strength e-liquid or a shortfill is the proper choice there.

A few coil habits make a real difference with sweet fruit liquids.

• Prime every new coil: fill the pod, then wait five to ten minutes for the wick to soak before the first puff, otherwise you risk a dry, burnt first hit
• Expect shorter coil life with sweet flavours: sweeteners can caramelise on the coil, so a coil may last a week or two rather than a month
• Change at the first sign of a burnt taste: do not push through it, because the taste will not clear
• Do not chain vape: give the wick a few seconds to refill between long draws

If you want a simple starting point, pick a refillable pod kit from a known maker, use the coil it ships with, and stay in the lower half of its power range. Vaporesso also makes its own hardware, but the liquid does not require a particular brand of device. Any pod or tank that is designed for nic salts and accepts the liquid through a fill port will do the job.

Nicotine strength: 10mg or 20mg

Choosing a strength is the most important decision on this page, because the same flavour behaves quite differently at 10mg and 20mg. Strength is measured in milligrams of nicotine per millilitre. 10mg means 1 percent and 20mg means 2 percent, which is the UK maximum. A 10ml bottle at 10mg contains 100mg of nicotine in total, and at 20mg it contains 200mg. These are rule-of-thumb suggestions rather than medical advice, and your own experience is the final guide.

Choose 20mg if you are a current or recent heavy smoker, you use a low-power pod device with small, infrequent puffs, or you found that lower strengths left you reaching for the device constantly. Because the salt form is smoother than freebase, a 20mg nic salt in a low-power pod is the setup that most closely matches the nicotine delivery of a cigarette. It is also sensible for people who vape only a few times a day and want each session to be effective.

Choose 10mg if you smoked lightly, you have been vaping for a while and want to reduce your intake, you use a device with higher output, or you find 20mg too sharp on the throat. People who vape often through the day sometimes find a lower strength easier to live with, because they take in more nicotine with each frequent puff than they realise.

A few points are worth keeping in mind.

• Match strength to power: the more vapour your device makes, the lower the strength you will need
• Watch your pattern: if you are taking far more puffs than you expected, step up in strength rather than chain vaping, or check that your coil is not worn
• Do not mix up strengths: keep bottles in their original packaging so a 20mg bottle is never mistaken for a 10mg one
• Sudden headaches, nausea or a racing heart: these are signs you may be taking in too much nicotine, so stop and drop to a lower strength
• Non-smokers should not start: nicotine is addictive, and this product is intended for adults who already use nicotine

If you are moving from disposables, check the strength of what you used before. Many UK vapes sit at 20mg, which is the legal maximum for any nicotine vape product, and a 20mg Deliciu bottle is the like-for-like choice. If you are coming from a 10mg or a 5mg product, start at 10mg here.

If you are unsure, order a single bottle of each strength before committing to ten. The cost of that test is small compared with receiving a full pack in a strength that does not suit you, particularly as opened e-liquid cannot be returned.

Who this pack suits, and who should skip it

This pack is a good fit for a fairly specific group of people. It makes less sense for others, and it is better to say so than to leave you with ten bottles you do not want.

It suits:

• Adult smokers who have switched to a refillable pod kit and want an affordable supply of liquid
• Existing vapers who already know they like a Deliciu flavour and use it daily
• People who like to stock up and avoid reordering every week
• Households or friends who share the same flavour and device type, and can split a pack
• Anyone who wants to reduce the per-bottle price without moving to a different brand

You might want to skip it if:

• You are under 18, or you do not already use nicotine. This product is strictly for adult nicotine users.
• You have not tried the flavour. Ten bottles of a flavour you dislike is a lot of liquid, and opened e-liquid cannot be returned. Buy one bottle first.
• You want one-device simplicity. A prefilled pod or a rechargeable disposable-style kit needs no filling, no bottles and no mess. A refillable system takes a little more care.
• You use a sub-ohm tank. Nic salts are the wrong liquid type for high-power devices.
• You want tobacco or dessert flavours. The Deliciu range is fruit, ice and menthol, with no tobacco, custard or bakery options.
• You are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a heart condition. Speak to your GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product.

A final category is people who want to stop nicotine entirely. We do not make claims about quitting, and nic salts are a nicotine product. If your goal is to stop, a GP, pharmacist or local stop smoking service can offer support that suits your situation.

For everyone else, the key question is whether you will use ten bottles before the best before date. For most daily vapers the answer is yes comfortably, and for occasional vapers it is a stretch. If you vape only now and again, a smaller multibuy of single bottles will be a better use of money.

How to fill, use and store your Deliciu bottles

Refilling a pod is simple once you have done it a couple of times. The steps below apply to most refillable pod kits, but your device manual takes priority if it differs.

• 1. Switch the device off or remove the pod: if your device has a power button, turn it off. Many pod kits are draw activated, so take the pod out to avoid accidental firing.
• 2. Open the fill port: most pods have a silicone plug or a sliding cover. Pull it back carefully.
• 3. Shake the bottle gently: a quick shake mixes the liquid before you pour.
• 4. Fill slowly: aim the nozzle at the side of the fill port rather than straight at the middle, to avoid trapping air and flooding the central airflow tube.
• 5. Stop below the max line: leave a small gap at the top. Overfilling is the most common cause of leaks.
• 6. Close the port and wipe the pod: make sure the plug is fully seated, and wipe away any spilled liquid.
• 7. Wait for the coil to prime: five to ten minutes for a new coil and a couple of minutes for a top-up.
• 8. Start gently: take a few short draws without firing hard to confirm the wick is wet before you settle into normal use.

Activation depends on the kit. Draw-activated devices fire when you inhale, and button devices need a press. Some kits have a lock or a mode switch, so follow the manual for your own device. The liquid does not change this.

Good storage protects both the flavour and the safety of the liquid.

• Keep bottles upright: this reduces leaks around the cap
• Keep them cool and dark: avoid windowsills, cars, radiators and bathrooms
• Close the cap firmly after every use: air and light degrade nic salts over time
• Store out of reach of children and pets: keep the unused bottles in their outer packaging
• Use the oldest bottles first: check the best before date on each label
• Never top up a pod with a different strength: if you change flavour or strength, empty the pod first or let it run down, and expect a short transition period while the old flavour clears from the coil

You should also avoid mixing nic salts with other nicotine liquids or with additives. Do not add nicotine shots or flavour concentrates, because that changes the strength in ways you cannot easily check and may breach the 20mg limit.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with refillable vaping trace back to the coil, the fill level or the battery rather than the liquid. Work through the list below before assuming anything is wrong with the bottle. If you suspect a faulty bottle, keep it, note the batch number and contact us.

• Burnt or acrid taste: the coil is probably worn, or it was not primed properly. Replace the coil or pod, prime it for five to ten minutes and avoid long draws until the wick is fully soaked.
• Weak or flat flavour: check the battery first, then the coil. A coil that has been used for a while with sweet fruit liquid loses clarity. Changing it usually brings the flavour back.
• Gurgling or spitting: the pod is probably overfilled or the airflow tube is flooded. Tip the pod, blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear it and wipe it out. Fill to a lower level next time.
• Leaking from the pod or into your pocket: check the fill plug is seated, avoid overfilling and do not store a full pod on its side for long. Temperature changes can also push liquid out, so keep the device somewhere stable.
• Dry or hot hits: the wick is not getting enough liquid. Let the pod rest, make sure there is liquid above the coil and take slower, shorter puffs.
• Throat hit too harsh: drop to 10mg, lower your power setting or take smaller puffs. If your device has adjustable airflow, opening it up can soften the hit.
• Not enough nicotine satisfaction: if 10mg leaves you reaching for the device all day, consider 20mg, or check that your coil is not worn.
• Everything tastes the same: this is often called vaper's tongue. Take a day off the flavour, drink water, try a different flavour for a few days and return.
• Bottle will not open or squeeze: child-resistant caps need a firm press and turn. If a bottle is stiff after cold storage, leave it at room temperature for a while before using.
• Liquid looks darker or smells different: a slight darkening over time can be normal with some flavours, but a strong off smell or clear change in appearance means you should stop using that bottle.

For a faulty or damaged bottle, our returns terms allow faulty items to be returned within 30 days for a replacement or refund. Contact us with your order number and a clear photo of the bottle and its label, and we will sort it out. Please do not return opened bottles because of a flavour preference. For hygiene and safety reasons we cannot accept those.

Value for money, and how it compares with other options

At £17.24 for ten 10ml bottles, the pack works out at about £1.72 a bottle. To put that in context, single Deliciu nic salt bottles in our shop are listed at £3.45 each at the time of writing, with a multibuy of four for £10 that brings the price down to £2.50 each. Here is how the maths looks for getting ten bottles.

• Ten single bottles at £3.45: £34.50
• Ten bottles using the four for £10 deal: two deals plus two singles comes to £26.90
• This pack of ten: £17.24

That is a saving of £17.26 against full single prices and £9.66 against the multibuy route. Prices and deals change, so check the live listing, but the pattern is clear: the pack is considerably cheaper per bottle if you are happy with one flavour and strength.

Delivery changes the picture slightly. A single pack at £17.24 sits just under the £20 free delivery threshold, so standard delivery at £2.99 would apply, taking the total to £20.23. If you add one more item to your basket that takes the total to £20 or more, delivery becomes free. Adding a single bottle at £3.45 brings the basket to £20.69 and removes the delivery charge, so in effect you get an extra bottle for less than the delivery fee would have cost. Check the current rates at checkout.

How does it compare with alternatives? Here is a fair look.

• Other nic salt brands on our shelves: Hayati Crystal Pro Max nic salts are listed at £2.59 a bottle with a five for £10 deal, which is £2.00 a bottle. That is more expensive per bottle than this pack but lets you start with five rather than ten, and the deal is flexible, so check which products qualify. Brands such as ElfLiq and Pod Salt also sell 10ml nic salts, and each has its own flavour style and pricing.
• Dessert-led and tobacco-led brands: if you want custard, bakery or tobacco flavours, a specialist brand will serve you better than Deliciu, which is fruit-focused.
• Prefilled pods and rechargeable disposable-style kits: these are more convenient, and you do not handle liquid at all, but they cost more per ml and produce more waste. Refilling is the cheaper habit over time.
• Shortfills: these are 0mg liquids in larger bottles, intended for sub-ohm devices and nicotine shots. They are not an equivalent product to a 10ml nic salt.

Where Deliciu is weaker: the range has fewer flavour families than some competitors, and a pack locks you to one flavour. Where it is stronger: it is simple, widely available in two sensible strengths and priced competitively once you buy in tens. For a daily refillable-pod user who already knows their flavour, it is good value. For someone still experimenting, singles make more sense.

Delivery, returns, recycling and buying with confidence

Orders to UK addresses are sent with tracked delivery. Free standard delivery applies to orders over £20 and takes two to three working days. Standard delivery under £20 costs £2.99, and next-day delivery is available at £4.99. Orders placed before 4pm on a working day are dispatched the same day, so if you place an order in the morning it is on its way before the end of that day.

Every sale is strictly 18+, and every order is age-verified at checkout and again on delivery. Make sure someone aged 18 or over is available to receive your parcel, and have valid ID ready in case you are asked for it. Nicotine products are not sold to anyone under 18, and a courier may refuse to hand over a parcel without suitable ID.

On the returns side, the rules are straightforward. For hygiene and safety reasons we cannot accept returns on opened e-liquids. Faulty items can be returned within 30 days for a replacement or refund. If your pack arrives damaged, incorrect or leaking, contact us with your order number and photos, and do so before you open the affected bottles. Your statutory rights under UK consumer law are not affected by any of this.

On authenticity, we source from brands and authorised UK distributors, and we sell genuine stock. Check that your bottles carry the usual UK label information, including the nicotine strength, ingredients and warning text. If a label looks wrong or missing, contact us before using the liquid.

Responsible disposal matters with any vape product, and it is easy to get wrong. Here is how to handle the different parts of your setup.

• Empty bottles: empty them fully, leave the cap on and check your local council's guidance, since collection rules differ by area. Some councils accept them with plastics and others ask for them in general waste.
• Used pods and coils: these may contain a trace of liquid and, in some designs, electronic parts, so check the guidance for your device. Do not burn or crush them.
• Devices and batteries: never put these in household bins or kerbside recycling. Take them to a household waste recycling centre or a retailer take-back point, and use the small electrical items bin.
• Packaging: the outer box is usually cardboard and can go with your normal paper recycling.

Used vapes and batteries that end up in the wrong bin cause fires in waste vehicles and recycling plants, so a short trip to a drop-off point is worth making. Overall, the pack is straightforward to buy, quick to arrive and simple to dispose of correctly.