Blue Mix / 6mg Slush Brew by Ohm Brew 10ml

Overview

The Blue Mix / 6mg Slush Brew by Ohm Brew 10ml by Slush in Blue Mix / 6mg at 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Overview of Slush Brew by Ohm Brew Blue Mix 6mg

Slush Brew by Ohm Brew in the Blue Mix flavour is a 10ml bottled e-liquid with a nicotine strength of 6mg/ml, which is 0.6 per cent. It is sold as a refill for reusable vaping hardware, so it is not a disposable vape and has no battery, coil or puff counter of its own. You pour it into a refillable pod, tank or starter kit, and the device you choose decides how much vapour you get, how firm the throat hit feels and how long each bottle lasts. If you are used to buying disposables, think of this as the liquid that goes into a rechargeable kit rather than an all-in-one product.

The Slush Brew name points at the chilled, icy fruit drink style of flavouring that many UK vapers reach for in warmer months and all year round. Blue Mix is the blue-fruit variant in the range. It is aimed at people who like a sweet, cold, fruity inhale without a heavy dessert or tobacco character sitting underneath it. Because the strength is a moderate 6mg, it sits in the middle of the freebase nicotine scale and suits a lot of adult smokers who are moving across to vaping.

Key facts at a glance

• Bottle size: 10ml, the largest size allowed for nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK.
• Nicotine strength: 6mg/ml, which works out at roughly 60mg of nicotine across the whole 10ml bottle.
• Format: refill liquid for pod kits, small tanks and starter kits, not a disposable device.
• Flavour family: iced blue fruit in a slush-style profile.
• Intended buyers: adult smokers and existing vapers aged 18 and over only.

UK rules shape what you see on the shelf. Nicotine e-liquid cannot be stronger than 20mg/ml, the same cap that applies to nicotine strength in disposable vapes, bottles are limited to 10ml, and refillable tanks are limited to 2ml of capacity. Packaging must carry a health warning, be child-resistant and be tamper-evident. At 6mg/ml this liquid is well inside every one of those limits. Exact details such as the VG to PG ratio are printed on the bottle label, and you should always read the label on the bottle you receive, because this page describes typical behaviour and flags clearly where a detail depends on the batch or the device you use.

Flavour profile of the Blue Mix slush

Blue Mix is built around the idea of a blue slush drink: sweet blue fruit, a crushed-ice texture in the mind more than on the tongue, and a cooling finish. In practice, blue flavours in UK e-liquids usually combine blue raspberry style sweetness with berry notes and a light sour edge, and that is the territory you should expect here. Treat the following as a guide to the character of the flavour rather than a promise about individual ingredients, since the exact flavouring recipe is not published by the maker.

What you can expect on the inhale

• A sweet, fruity front note that reads as blue raspberry or mixed blue berries.
• A gentle tartness that stops the sweetness from becoming flat.
• A cooling sensation that mimics the cold of a frozen drink. It is usually a soft chill rather than a harsh menthol blast.

What you can expect on the exhale

• A lingering sweet fruit aftertaste with a faint cooling trail.
• Very little in the way of creamy, bakery or tobacco notes, so the profile stays light.
• A clean finish, which makes it easy to vape for long sessions without palate fatigue.

Slush-style liquids tend to taste fuller at moderate power and slightly muted if the coil runs very hot. Heat burns off the delicate fruit and cooling notes, so a cooler, steadier vape usually gives a more accurate Blue Mix flavour. If you find the flavour thin, lower the wattage a notch or move to a coil with a larger surface area before you decide the liquid itself is weak.

One more point on taste: sweetness builds over time. Some vapers notice that a very sweet fruit liquid dulls their taste buds after a long session, which is sometimes called vaper's tongue. Drinking water between tanks, rotating a second flavour, or choosing a lighter cooling liquid like this over a heavily sweetened dessert flavour can help keep the experience fresh. Blue Mix is a fruit-and-chill profile, so it tends to cleanse the palate better than custards and creams do.

If you are new to the Slush Brew range, a 10ml bottle is a low-risk way to try the flavour before committing to a stack of bottles, since you only need one fill or two to know whether the profile suits you.

Nicotine strength guidance for 6mg

Nicotine strength is the single most important choice you will make with a refill liquid, and 6mg/ml is a mid-range setting. It is stronger than the 3mg liquids that suit light vapers and sub-ohm users, and gentler than the 12mg and 18mg freebase strengths that older shops used to stock for heavy smokers on tight draw devices.

Who 6mg usually suits

• Former light-to-moderate smokers, roughly ten cigarettes a day or fewer, who are using a low-power, tight-draw pod or tank.
• Existing vapers who have been using 3mg and find they are vaping constantly without feeling satisfied.
• Vapers stepping down from nicotine salt liquids who want a smoother, lower-nicotine bridge.

Who may prefer a different strength

• Heavier smokers on a mouth-to-lung device may find 6mg underpowered and could prefer a nicotine salt liquid, which delivers more nicotine more smoothly at lower vapour volumes.
• Sub-ohm users making big clouds at higher wattage will take in a lot of nicotine at 6mg because they inhale more liquid per puff. These vapers are usually better off with 0mg or 3mg.
• Anyone who has never smoked or vaped should not start with nicotine at all.

Practical maths

A 10ml bottle at 6mg/ml holds around 60mg of nicotine in total. A vaper using 3ml of liquid a day would be taking in roughly 18mg of nicotine across that day's liquid, though the amount absorbed is much lower and depends on the device and the way you inhale. The point is not to calculate absorption exactly but to understand that doubling your liquid use at a given strength doubles your intake. If you notice nausea, dizziness, a racing heart or headache, you are likely using too much, and you should stop, hydrate and drop to a lower strength.

Nicotine is addictive, and this product is intended for adults who already use nicotine. If you want to stop nicotine altogether, you can work down through 3mg, 1.5mg and 0mg over weeks, or speak to a local stop-smoking service, which in England is free through the NHS. Whichever route you take, treat strength as something you adjust to your needs rather than a number to match to your friends.

Vapour production, throat hit and performance

Because Slush Brew is a liquid and not a device, performance depends on the combination of liquid and hardware. That said, the liquid does set some boundaries. The ratio of vegetable glycerine (VG) to propylene glycol (PG) is the main driver. VG produces thicker vapour and a smoother, softer throat feel. PG carries flavour well and gives a sharper throat hit. Many 10ml fruit liquids sit in a balanced range, and the exact ratio for your bottle is on the label. If you see a higher PG number, expect a crisper hit and easier wicking in small pod coils. If you see a higher VG number, expect more vapour and a rounder feel, but slower wicking in tight coils.

What 6mg adds to the throat hit

At 6mg/ml, freebase nicotine gives a noticeable but not harsh throat hit in a typical low-power device. The cooling character of the Blue Mix profile adds a second sensation on top, which can make the inhale feel crisper than the nicotine alone would. If you are sensitive to throat hit, vape at slightly lower power, take shorter draws and wait a few seconds between puffs to let the coil cool.

Vapour volume

• On a low-power pod or mouth-to-lung tank, expect modest, discreet clouds that dissipate quickly.
• On a higher-power setup, vapour volume increases noticeably, but so does nicotine intake and heat, and the flavour can become less accurate.

Consistency

A good e-liquid tastes the same from the first draw to the last drop in the tank. Poor results usually come from a dry coil, a coil past its life, or a tank filled while the coil is still unprimed. Prime properly, keep the tank above the lowest level, and replace coils on schedule, and the liquid should deliver consistent flavour through its whole life.

There is no puff count printed for a bottle of liquid, because puffs depend on device, power and draw length. As a rough guide, a 10ml bottle used in a small pod of 2ml capacity fills the pod five times. Most people get several hundred puffs from a single 2ml fill at low power, so a full bottle can take a typical vaper through a week or more. That is a rule of thumb and not a guarantee, and your own pattern of use will move the figure up or down.

Devices and coil types that suit Slush Brew 10ml

Because this is a 6mg freebase liquid, it works best in devices designed for lower power and tighter airflow. The coil inside the device matters more than the brand of the kit, so here is a plain guide to the coil families you will meet on the shelf.

Pod kits with mesh or ceramic coils

Pod kits are small, rechargeable and simple to use. Their replaceable pods or coil heads usually have a resistance between about 0.8 and 1.2 ohms, and many use a mesh coil, a flat sheet of perforated metal with a large surface area, or a ceramic wicking system. Mesh coils heat quickly and distribute heat evenly, which suits the delicate fruit and cooling notes in Blue Mix. Ceramic coils tend to give clean flavour and last well, though they can take longer to warm up.

Mouth-to-lung tanks

Small refillable tanks with coil heads around 0.8 to 1.2 ohms are a popular home for 6mg. They run at roughly 10 to 20 watts, give a draw similar to a cigarette, and are the closest match to what the strength was designed for. The legal 2ml tank cap in the UK means these tanks are small, so you will be refilling often.

Sub-ohm tanks

Sub-ohm coils are rated below 1 ohm, often between 0.15 and 0.5 ohms, and are intended for direct-to-lung inhaling at higher wattage. These coils vaporise far more liquid per puff. At 6mg this combination can deliver more nicotine than most people want, and a thin liquid can leak or flood. If you vape sub-ohm, choose a lower strength.

Rebuildable and coil-less options

Rebuildable atomisers and pod-system devices with fixed coils can also take this liquid, but the 10ml bottle and 6mg strength are really aimed at mainstream pod and tank users rather than advanced builders.

Compatibility checklist

• Check the fill port is large enough for the bottle tip.
• Match the coil resistance to the nicotine strength: higher resistance for 6mg, lower for 0mg or 3mg.
• Read the device manual for its recommended VG to PG range, because some small pods struggle with thick, high-VG liquids.
• Do not use nicotine salt devices at high power with 6mg freebase liquid, as the airflow and wattage will not match.

Battery and charging for the device you pair it with

The liquid itself contains no battery, but the experience of using Slush Brew depends heavily on the battery in your device, so it is worth knowing what to look for. Most pod kits that suit 6mg liquid have internal batteries between roughly 400mAh and 1,000mAh, and slightly larger starter kits go up to 1,500mAh or beyond. A capacity in that range comfortably powers a low-wattage vape for a full day for many people, although heavy users may need a top-up mid-afternoon.

How battery capacity translates to use

• A 400 to 600mAh pod battery typically lasts a light vaper a full day and a moderate vaper roughly half a day.
• A 800 to 1,000mAh pod or tank kit usually reaches a full day for moderate use.
• Removable 18650 or 21700 cells, found in larger mods, last longer still but are not necessary for a 6mg liquid.

Charging habits that protect your battery

• Use the cable supplied with the device or a reputable USB lead, plugged into a standard 5V charger.
• Do not leave a device charging unattended overnight or under a pillow.
• Unplug when the indicator light signals the battery is full.
• Never use a charger that is damaged, overheating or from an unknown source.
• Avoid leaving the device in a hot car or in direct sun, because heat shortens battery life and can cause leaks.

Leaky devices tend to be wetter around the charging port, which can cause problems. Always wipe off any spilled liquid before plugging in. Because a device with a flat battery will deliver weak, burnt-tasting puffs as voltage drops, it is worth charging before the battery is fully drained, as this helps the flavour of Blue Mix stay consistent.

When a battery eventually stops holding a charge, do not put the device in household waste. Lithium batteries can start fires in bin lorries and recycling plants. Take the device to a battery or small electricals recycling point, which many UK supermarkets, council recycling centres and electrical retailers provide, and where shops that sell vaping products are generally required to take back waste equipment too.

Bottle design, packaging and build quality

The liquid arrives in a 10ml plastic bottle, which is the standard format across the UK market. Plastic is used because it is light, lets you gently squeeze liquid out and survives the occasional drop in a bag far better than glass. The cap normally has a child-resistant mechanism that you press or squeeze as you twist, and a tamper-evident ring that breaks the first time you open it.

What to look for when your bottle arrives

• An intact tamper-evident ring on the cap, which tells you the bottle has not been opened.
• A clearly printed label showing the product name, 10ml volume, nicotine strength, VG and PG ratio, ingredients, batch number and best before date.
• The standard UK nicotine health warning on the front or side of the label.
• A nozzle that is narrow enough to fit your device's fill port without spilling.

The nozzle

Bottle nozzles come in thin or standard widths. A thin tip fits most pod fill ports. If you notice that the bottle tip does not fit a port, there are inexpensive refill adaptors on the market for that purpose, but check your device manual before forcing anything.

Plastic and the environment

Empty e-liquid bottles are usually made of a recyclable plastic, but nicotine residue means it is sensible to let the bottle dry and then follow local council guidance on whether it can go into household recycling. Some councils refuse small, awkward plastics, in which case a specific drop-off point or a retailer take-back scheme is the more responsible route. Do not pour leftover liquid down a sink or into drains. Keep residual liquid in the bottle and dispose of it as your local authority advises.

Storage

Store bottles upright in a cool, dark place, out of direct sunlight, and well away from children and pets. Nicotine liquid can be harmful if swallowed or if it gets on skin or in the eyes, so if there is an accident, wipe any skin contact with water and seek medical advice. Light and warmth gradually darken the colour and alter the taste, which is a normal ageing process rather than a fault, but good storage slows it.

Who Slush Brew Blue Mix is for and who should skip it

This liquid is made for adult nicotine users, and it is worth being plain about who benefits and who should look elsewhere.

A good fit if you are

• A smoker who wants to switch to vaping and has already chosen a pod kit or small tank.
• A current vaper who likes iced fruit flavours and wants a moderate nicotine level.
• Someone who prefers a refillable setup because bottled liquid is generally cheaper per puff than repeatedly buying disposables.
• A vaper who wants variety and likes keeping several 10ml bottles in rotation rather than being tied to a single flavour for a whole 50ml bottle.

Likely not the right choice if you are

• Under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine vaping products to anyone under 18 in the UK, and we will not do so.
• A non-smoker. Vaping is not risk-free, and nicotine is addictive. If you have never smoked, there is no health benefit to starting.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding, or living with a heart condition, without first talking to a doctor or pharmacist.
• A sub-ohm vaper looking for high-wattage clouds. A lower nicotine strength is a much better match.
• Looking for a ready-to-use device. You will need to buy a refillable kit separately.

Sweet-tooth vapers

Blue Mix leans sweet. If you prefer tobacco, menthol or dry, bitter profiles, this will probably not scratch that itch, and another range will serve you better. If you like fruit flavours, however, the slush element adds a refreshing cold angle that sets it apart from standard flat fruit liquids.

Medical and legal notes

Vaping is widely accepted in the UK as a less harmful alternative to smoking for adults who already smoke, but it is not completely safe. If you have asthma, respiratory problems or other health conditions, speak to a healthcare professional before you switch. We do not make medical claims about this product, and nothing on this page replaces advice from a doctor.

How to fill, prime and vape Slush Brew

Filling a refillable device is simple once you have done it a couple of times. Follow these steps to avoid leaks and dry hits.

Step by step

• Switch the device off and, if possible, remove the pod or tank from the battery section.
• Open the fill port. On most pods this is a rubber bung or a sliding cover on the side. On tanks, it may be a top cap that slides or screws open.
• Open the liquid bottle by pressing down and twisting the child-resistant cap.
• Tilt the pod slightly and let the liquid run gently down the inside wall. Avoid filling the central air tube.
• Stop at the maximum fill line, or about two thirds of the way up if there is no line. Overfilling can flood the coil.
• Close the fill port, wipe off any spilled liquid and close the bottle.

Priming a new coil

After filling, wait five to ten minutes. This gives the cotton or ceramic wick time to soak up the liquid. Skipping this step is the most frequent cause of burnt, dry hits on a new coil. When you start, take a couple of short, gentle draws without pressing the fire button to help draw liquid in. Begin at a lower power setting and raise it gradually until the flavour feels right.

Vaping technique

• Use a slow, steady mouth-to-lung inhale if the device is designed for it, with a brief pause in your mouth before inhaling into the lungs.
• Keep puffs to two to four seconds. Longer draws overheat the coil.
• Leave ten to thirty seconds between puffs, which keeps the coil moist and the flavour clean.

Changing flavours

If you switch to or from another flavour, rinse the tank with warm water, dry it completely, and fit a fresh coil. Otherwise old flavours will ghost into Blue Mix, and the icy fruit profile will taste muddled. Allow a freshly rinsed tank to air-dry for several hours before refilling.

Always follow the instructions that come with your device, and never mix e-liquid with anything other than the manufacturer's approved additions. Never add water, alcohol, flavour drops or essential oils to your bottle.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with refillable vaping are down to the device or coil rather than the liquid. Here are the issues vapers run into most often and how to deal with them.

Burnt or harsh taste

• The coil may be dry. Refill, wait for it to prime, and take shorter puffs.
• The coil may be worn out. Coils typically last one to three weeks depending on use and liquid sweetness. Sweet fruit liquids like this one shorten coil life a little, because sugars and sweeteners caramelise on the coil.
• Power may be too high. Reduce wattage.

Weak or washed-out flavour

• Replace the coil if it has been in use for more than two weeks.
• Check you are not mixing leftover flavours. Rinse and dry the tank.
• Be aware that flavour may seem to weaken after several hours of constant sweet vaping because of taste fatigue. Take a break or swap flavour for a while.

Leaking

• Do not overfill. Stop at the maximum line.
• Check that the pod or coil is screwed in firmly and seals are seated.
• Store the device upright and avoid travelling with it full. Pressure changes on flights and in hot cars can push liquid out.
• Higher-VG liquids are thicker, so if the device is flooding, check the VG to PG ratio on the label against the device manual.

Gurgling or spitting

Condensation or flooded airflow channels usually cause this. Blow gently through the mouthpiece with the device off, wipe it clean, and let it rest for a few minutes.

No vapour and the device is on

• Check battery level and charge it if it is flat.
• Check the coil is correctly seated and the contacts are clean.
• Make sure airflow is not blocked and the liquid level is above the coil inlet holes.

Throat irritation

If the hit is too strong, lower the wattage, take smaller puffs or consider a lower nicotine strength. Persistent coughing, chest tightness or a sore mouth should be mentioned to a doctor or pharmacist.

Value for money and how long a 10ml bottle lasts

Value in vaping comes down to cost per unit of use, not only the sticker price. A 10ml bottle is not the cheapest way to buy liquid per millilitre, because larger sizes such as 50ml shortfills spread packaging cost over more liquid. What a 10ml bottle gives you is a lower upfront cost, lower risk if you do not like the flavour, and a nicotine-containing format that is legally sold in the UK at ready-to-use strengths without any extra mixing.

How long a bottle typically lasts

Use depends on the person, but here are rough ranges for 10ml at low power in a pod or small tank.

• Light vaper, around 1ml a day: roughly ten days.
• Moderate vaper, around 2 to 3ml a day: roughly three to five days.
• Heavy vaper, around 4 to 5ml a day: roughly two to three days.

These are guidelines only. Higher power, longer draws and bigger coils consume more liquid. If you are an everyday vaper, several bottles in a bundle may bring the per-bottle price down, and your own testing of how many millilitres you use per day will give you the best planning figure.

Comparing the running cost to disposables

A disposable vape with about 600 puffs and a 2ml pre-filled capacity is built into a single-use device. A 10ml bottle holds about five times that volume of liquid, and the reusable device you refill is a one-off purchase. Over a month, a regular vaper who buys liquid and occasional replacement coils usually spends less than one buying disposables continuously. The saving varies with how much you vape and what you pay for coils, so check the current prices against your own habits.

Hidden costs to include

• Replacement coils or pods every one to three weeks.
• A charging cable and possibly a spare device.
• Cleaning supplies such as tissue and a small dish for spills.

Taken together, Slush Brew in a 10ml bottle is reasonable value for adults who already vape regularly and have a refillable device. For occasional users or those who like to try many flavours, the small bottle size is a practical convenience that limits waste.

Honest comparisons, UK rules and responsible disposal

No single product suits everybody, so here is a fair look at how a 10ml freebase bottle like this compares with the main alternatives on the UK market.

Versus nicotine salt 10ml liquids

Nicotine salts are usually sold at 10mg or 20mg and are designed for very low-power pod kits. They deliver nicotine more quickly and smoothly, which many former heavy smokers find more satisfying. A 6mg freebase liquid like this has a firmer throat hit and a gentler nicotine delivery. If you smoked more than ten cigarettes a day and still crave after a few days on 6mg, a nicotine salt may suit you better. If you are a lighter smoker or find salts too strong, 6mg freebase is a sensible alternative.

Versus 50ml shortfills

Shortfills offer lots of liquid at 0mg, to which you add nicotine shots to reach a strength of around 3mg. They are cheaper per millilitre and often high-VG, which suits sub-ohm tanks. They need more effort, and extra shots add cost. A ready-to-use 10ml bottle is simpler and better matched to small pods and tanks.

Versus disposable vapes

Disposables are convenient, with no filling or charging to manage. They are legally capped at 20mg/ml of nicotine and a 2ml liquid capacity, and they create waste that must go to a proper recycling point. UK rules on disposable vapes have been tightening, so check the current position before you buy. A refillable kit with bottled liquid produces less waste over time, but demands more care and attention.

Versus other fruit and ice 10ml liquids

Many 10ml ranges offer iced blue fruit flavours. Differences usually come down to sweetness level, how strong the cooling effect is and whether the fruit reads as raspberry, berry or generic blue candy. Blue Mix leans towards sweet and cold with a light tartness. If you prefer an intense menthol blast, look for a liquid with a stronger ice label; if you want pure fruit with no cooling, choose a non-iced option.

Recycling and disposal

• Empty bottles: let them dry, then check local council guidance for plastic recycling.
• Used coils and pods: electronic waste or small metal waste, and best taken to a collection point.
• Batteries and devices: always use a battery or WEEE drop-off point, never household bins.

These habits protect both people and the environment, and many UK retailers and council sites accept vaping waste.