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

Overview

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

Slush Brew Green Mix 6mg overview

Slush Brew by Ohm Brew in Green Mix is a 10ml bottle of nicotine e-liquid at 6mg/ml, which works out at 0.6% nicotine by volume. It sits in a slush-style flavour family, where the aim is a cold, crushed-ice fruit drink rather than a heavy dessert or tobacco profile. The Green Mix name points to a blend of green-toned fruit flavours with a chilled finish, and that is how we describe it throughout this page. We have kept the flavour notes fairly general on purpose, because taste descriptions vary from person to person and the label on your bottle is always the final word on ingredients.

This is a refillable e-liquid, not a ready-to-use device. That distinction matters because the experience you get depends heavily on what you pour it into. You need your own pod kit, tank or mod to use it, and the same liquid can feel quite different in a restricted-airflow pod system than it does in a more open tank. In practical terms, here is what you are buying:

• Bottle size: 10ml, which is the largest bottle size allowed for nicotine-containing e-liquid in the UK.
• Nicotine strength: 6mg/ml (0.6%), a low-to-medium level that sits comfortably below the UK maximum of 20mg/ml.
• Flavour: Green Mix, a cool green fruit blend in the slush style.
• Format: bottled liquid with a fine-tip nozzle for filling tanks and refillable pods.
• Brand: Slush Brew, produced under the Ohm Brew name.

Because it is a nicotine product, it is intended for adults who already smoke or vape and who want a lower-strength option to fill their own device. It is not intended for anyone under 18, for non-smokers, or for anyone who is pregnant or has a heart condition without medical advice. Throughout the rest of this page we cover how it performs, how it tastes, which devices suit it, how to use it, what can go wrong and how it stacks up against similar 10ml liquids, so you can decide whether Green Mix at 6mg is the right choice before you add it to your basket.

Vapour production and throat hit

With e-liquid, performance is about what the liquid does inside your device rather than a fixed puff count printed on the packaging. The two things you will notice first are vapour volume and throat hit, and both are shaped by the ratio of vegetable glycerine (VG) to propylene glycol (PG) in the bottle. VG produces thicker, denser vapour and a softer feel. PG carries flavour more sharply and gives a bit more throat hit. The exact split for this bottle is printed on the label and listed on the product page, so check it against the kind of device you own before you buy.

At 6mg/ml, the throat hit is moderate. It is noticeably gentler than 12mg or 18mg, and it is a common choice for people stepping down from higher strengths or for those who simply prefer a smoother draw. In a low-power pod kit or a mouth-to-lung tank, 6mg usually gives a satisfying but not harsh hit. In a high-wattage direct-to-lung setup, the same strength can feel stronger than you expect because you are drawing a lot more liquid per puff, so most people in that situation choose 3mg or lower.

As a rough guide to how long a bottle lasts, here is a realistic range based on typical use:

• Light use in a pod kit: around 1ml per day, so a 10ml bottle can last close to ten days.
• Moderate use in a mouth-to-lung tank: around 2ml per day, giving roughly five days.
• Heavy use in a higher-power tank: 3ml to 5ml per day, so a bottle may be gone in two to three days.

In puff terms, and treating this strictly as an estimate, a 10ml bottle often works out to somewhere in the region of 1,000 to 2,000 puffs depending on how long you hold each draw and how much power the device uses. Longer, harder puffs burn through liquid faster, while short, gentle puffs stretch it out. If your goal is to make the bottle last, a lower wattage and a slightly tighter airflow setting will help considerably.

Flavour profile of Green Mix

Slush-style liquids are built around the idea of a frozen fruit drink: sweet, juicy and cold. Green Mix follows that pattern with a blend of green-coloured fruit flavours rather than a single dominant fruit. In flavour terms, mixes of this type typically draw on notes such as green apple, kiwi, grape, lime or melon, backed by a cooling agent that gives the inhale a crisp, icy edge. We are describing the general character of the style here rather than reading off a recipe, so treat the individual fruit notes as an indication and not a guarantee.

What you can reasonably expect from the experience is a layered taste that changes through the puff:

• Inhale: a bright, slightly tart fruit opening with a fresh, cooling sensation across the tongue and the roof of the mouth.
• Middle: a rounder, sweeter fruit body where the different green notes blend together instead of standing apart.
• Exhale: a clean, cool finish that leaves a light sweetness behind rather than a heavy coating.

The cooling element is worth a mention because it is a matter of personal preference. Some vapers love a strong icy hit, while others find it too sharp, especially at higher power. If you are new to slush-style liquids, start at a modest wattage. Heat tends to soften the cooling effect and push the sweetness forward, whereas cooler vaping brings the freshness to the front. If the liquid ever tastes flatter than you remember, it is worth reading the troubleshooting section below, because vape fatigue and a tired coil are far more common causes than a problem with the liquid itself.

Compared with creamy custards or sticky dessert flavours, fruit and ice blends like this are lighter on the palate and leave less residue on the coil, which can be a small advantage if you swap flavours frequently. They also pair well with lower nicotine strengths, because a smoother throat hit lets the fruit come through without a harsh edge getting in the way. If you prefer a sweeter, less icy result, you can lower the power slightly or choose a different Slush Brew flavour from the range.

Bottle design and build quality

Nicotine e-liquid sold in the UK has to meet specific packaging rules, and those rules shape how this bottle looks and works. The container holds 10ml, uses a narrow, tapered nozzle so you can aim accurately at a tank fill port or a pod opening, and is closed with a child-resistant, tamper-evident cap. That cap is deliberately a little awkward to open. You usually need to press down or squeeze while turning, and that is exactly what it is designed to do, because it makes accidental access by children much harder.

The bottle is made from soft, squeezable plastic. That is a practical choice rather than a cosmetic one, because it lets you control the flow when filling small pods. A few things to look for when your order arrives:

• Intact tamper-evident ring on the cap. If it is broken before you have opened the bottle, contact us.
• Legible label showing the product name, nicotine strength, ingredients, batch number and the required health warning.
• A snug seal with no liquid on the outside of the bottle or inside the delivery packaging.
• Clean nozzle with no blockage, so liquid flows smoothly when you squeeze.

The label artwork follows the slush theme with bright colours that make the bottle easy to pick out of a drawer or bag, though we would suggest keeping it somewhere sensible and out of sight and reach of children and pets. Build quality on bottles of this type is generally consistent, and the main practical points are to keep the cap tight after every fill and to wipe the nozzle clean before you close it. Left unwiped, residue can build up around the thread, making the cap stick and leaving sticky liquid on your fingers or inside a pocket.

If you carry your liquid around, a small zip bag or a dedicated vape case is a cheap way to protect against leaks, especially on flights where changes in cabin pressure can force liquid out of an overfull bottle or tank.

Battery, charging and device pairing

A bottle of e-liquid has no battery of its own, so the battery and charging questions are really about the device you pair it with. The right match makes a noticeable difference to how Green Mix at 6mg tastes and feels, so it is worth understanding the options.

For a typical 6mg liquid, three kinds of device make sense:

• Refillable pod kits: compact devices, usually with a built-in battery of around 400mAh to 1000mAh. They run at low power, suit mouth-to-lung puffing and pair naturally with a 6mg liquid.
• Small tank kits: slim pen-style devices with batteries around 1000mAh to 1500mAh that give more adjustable airflow and a larger tank, usually 2ml in the UK.
• Higher-power mods: larger devices running on one or two removable cells, often 3000mAh or more per cell. These are better suited to lower nicotine strengths such as 3mg, so a 6mg liquid can feel strong in them.

A larger battery capacity does not make a device produce more vapour. It simply lets the device run longer between charges. As a rule of thumb, a 1000mAh device used at low power typically lasts most of a day for a moderate vaper, whereas a 400mAh to 600mAh device may need topping up once or twice daily.

For safe charging, a few habits are worth building:

• Use the cable supplied with the device or a reputable replacement, and plug it into a standard USB port or a plug-in adapter that is not excessively high powered.
• Do not charge overnight or leave a charging device unattended on soft furnishings.
• Stop using any device with a swollen, hot or visibly damaged battery.
• Keep loose cells in a case, never loose in a pocket with coins or keys.

When a battery eventually reaches the end of its life, do not put it in the general bin. Lithium cells are a fire risk in bin lorries and recycling plants. Vape retailers and many supermarkets and household recycling centres in the UK accept used vapes and batteries, so look for a drop-off point near you through your local council or recycling locator.

Coil technology and wicking

The coil is where the liquid becomes vapour, and it plays a bigger role in how Green Mix tastes than most people realise. Most refillable devices today use one of two coil designs: a traditional round wire wrapped around cotton, or a flat mesh sheet that heats a wider surface area. Both work with this liquid, but they behave differently.

• Round-wire coils (cotton wick): warm up quickly, use relatively little power and are common in mouth-to-lung pod systems. They often deliver a tighter, more concentrated flavour.
• Mesh coils: heat evenly across a large surface, which usually means smoother, fuller vapour and a faster response. They tend to handle thinner, higher-PG liquids very well and can be a good pairing for fruit and ice profiles.

Resistance, measured in ohms, is the other number to watch. For a 6mg liquid, a coil in the range of roughly 0.6 to 1.2 ohms is a sensible match, because the lower power draw suits that nicotine strength. Coils below about 0.5 ohms are usually designed for lower nicotine strengths and higher VG liquids, so using 6mg in one of those can result in a harsh, overly strong hit. Check the recommended wattage range printed on the side of the coil and stay within it.

Priming matters more than most people expect. A new coil needs the cotton fully saturated before the first puff. Drip a few drops of liquid directly onto the wick through the coil's side holes if you can, fill the tank or pod, and wait five to ten minutes before you press the button. Skipping this step is the most common reason new coils taste burnt on the first puff and wear out early.

As for lifespan, a coil typically lasts one to three weeks with regular use, although sweet and cooling flavours can build up residue and shorten that window slightly. A darkened, gunked coil is a sign it is time to replace it, and changing it is a lot cheaper than blaming the liquid for a flavour that has simply faded.

Nicotine strength guidance

Choosing the right strength is the most important decision you will make with any e-liquid, and 6mg/ml sits in the middle of the range that most people use. The percentage figure is simple: 6mg/ml is 0.6% nicotine. UK rules cap nicotine e-liquid at 20mg/ml, and the same cap applied to single-use disposable vapes before those were taken off the market in Great Britain in June 2025. Most refillable users, in practice, choose something well below that ceiling.

Here is a straightforward way to think about strength choices for a typical bottle of freebase-style e-liquid:

• 0mg to 3mg: for high-power, direct-to-lung vaping, or for people who want to keep nicotine to a minimum.
• 6mg: a common pick for lighter smokers or for people moving down from a stronger liquid. It works in low-power pod kits and many tanks with moderate airflow.
• 12mg: suits heavier former smokers using tight mouth-to-lung devices.
• 18mg: the top of the range for freebase, and often comfortable only in very restricted-airflow devices.

If you are coming from cigarettes, a rough starting point is this. Someone who smoked a pack a day will typically begin higher than 6mg, while someone who smoked only a handful a day, or who has already been vaping for a while at a higher strength, may find 6mg sufficient. If you start too low, you may find yourself vaping constantly without satisfaction. If you start too high, you may feel dizzy, nauseous or get a harsh throat hit, in which case you should stop and choose a lower strength.

A few additional points are worth bearing in mind. The hit you feel depends on the device as well as the number on the bottle, so a 6mg liquid in a tight pod will feel stronger than the same liquid in an open tank. Nicotine salt liquids behave differently from freebase and are usually sold in 10mg and 20mg strengths, so if your device is designed for salts, check that this bottle is the right type before purchase. Nicotine is addictive, and if you are not already using nicotine, you should not start.

Who Slush Brew Green Mix is for

Green Mix at 6mg suits a fairly specific group of adult vapers, and being clear about that helps you avoid an unsuitable purchase. It is likely to appeal to you if you:

• already vape or smoke and want a refreshing fruit flavour in place of tobacco or menthol
• are stepping down from 12mg or 18mg and want a gentler throat hit without dropping to the lowest strengths
• use a low-to-medium power tank or a refillable pod kit with a coil in the roughly 0.6 to 1.2 ohm range
• like cool, crisp flavours and do not mind a noticeable menthol-style chill on the inhale
• want a 10ml size so you can try a flavour without committing to a larger and more expensive bottle

It is less well suited to certain people. If you prefer heavy, creamy or dessert-style flavours, an icy fruit mix is unlikely to satisfy you. If you vape at very high wattage in a sub-ohm tank, 6mg is likely to feel too strong, and a lower-strength, higher-VG liquid would be a better match. If you use a device built for nicotine salts, this freebase-style strength may not suit its coil and power settings.

It is also important to be direct about who should not buy any nicotine liquid. If you have never smoked or vaped, do not start. If you are under 18, you cannot legally buy nicotine vapes in the UK and our checkout will ask you to confirm your age. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a heart condition or other health concern, speak to a doctor or a stop smoking adviser first. For those trying to quit, local NHS stop smoking services and licensed nicotine replacement products are well-supported options, and vaping can sit alongside that support for adults who choose it.

Finally, think about how you actually vape. Some people want a bottle for everyday use and will go through it fast, in which case the 10ml size may be a little small and you should look at multipacks. Others prefer to rotate between flavours, in which case a single 10ml bottle is exactly the right amount to try before moving on.

How to use and fill your device

Using this liquid is simple, but a careful routine prevents leaks, burnt coils and wasted liquid. Before you begin, wash and dry your hands, switch the device off, and work over a clean surface in case of drips.

• Check the device: make sure the coil is suitable for a 6mg liquid (roughly 0.6 to 1.2 ohms is a good fit) and that the tank or pod is clean and dry.
• Open the bottle: press and turn the child-resistant cap. Squeeze the bottle gently if needed to bring the liquid up to the nozzle.
• Fill carefully: aim the nozzle at the side of the fill port, not directly onto the centre airflow tube, and fill slowly. Stop just below the maximum line. Never overfill.
• Reseal: wipe the nozzle, tighten the cap fully and wipe any spilled liquid from the device.
• Wait: allow five to ten minutes for a fresh coil to soak, or a couple of minutes for a coil that is already primed.
• Start gentle: take a couple of short, soft puffs before you ramp up.

On power settings, start at the lower end of the range printed on the coil and increase in small steps. Cooling flavours tend to taste fuller at slightly lower wattage, so there is rarely any benefit in pushing to the limit. If your device offers variable airflow, a tighter setting generally gives a firmer hit and stronger flavour, while a more open setting gives cooler, airier vapour.

For storage, keep the bottle upright, tightly capped and out of direct sunlight, heat and reach of children and pets. A cool cupboard or drawer works well. Stored this way, an unopened bottle will normally remain in good condition for a long time, and an opened bottle is better used within a few months because the flavour can fade as it is exposed to air and light. Always keep the original bottle and label, since it carries the batch number and safety information. If any liquid touches your skin, wash it off with soap and water, and if it gets into your eyes or is swallowed, seek medical advice straight away.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with a refillable setup come down to the coil, the fill technique or the power setting, rather than a fault in the liquid. Here are the issues we see most often and how to deal with them.

• Burnt or dry taste: usually caused by a coil that is not fully saturated or has reached the end of its life. Replace the coil, prime it properly and avoid chain vaping, which does not give the wick time to re-soak.
• Weak or muted flavour: often vape fatigue, where your taste buds become less sensitive to the same flavour. Try a different flavour for a day or two, drink some water and see whether the Green Mix tastes fresher on return. If not, change the coil.
• Gurgling or spitting: extra liquid is pooling around the coil. Reduce how full the tank is, open the airflow slightly, and wipe the drip tip clean.
• Leaking from the tank or pod: check that the coil is seated properly, the seals are intact and the device is not overfilled. Changing altitude, such as on a flight, can also cause leaks if the tank is full.
• Harsh throat hit: the nicotine strength or the power setting may be too high for your device. Lower the wattage, loosen the airflow, or try a lower strength next time.
• Sticky bottle or nozzle: residue has built up. Wipe the thread and nozzle with a dry cloth after every fill.
• Device not firing: check the charge, clean the contacts and make sure the coil or pod is correctly connected before assuming the device is faulty.

If your bottle arrives damaged, leaking or with a broken tamper-evident seal, do not use it. Take a clear photo of the bottle and the outer packaging and get in touch, so that we can look into it. For problems with the device itself, such as a battery that will not charge, refer to the manufacturer's guidance, because warranty terms for devices are separate from the liquid. If a battery ever becomes hot, swollen or smells unusual, stop using it, move it away from anything flammable and take it to an appropriate battery recycling point instead of leaving it in your home.

Value for money and how it compares

A 10ml bottle is the smallest practical size for refillable vaping, and it is priced to match. Value in this category comes down to three things: cost per millilitre, how long a bottle lasts in your device, and whether you actually enjoy the flavour for the whole bottle. A cheaper liquid you do not like is poor value, however low the price tag. The current price is shown on the product page, and 10ml liquids of this type generally sit within a fairly narrow band, so the more useful comparison is on flavour and suitability.

Here is a fair look at how a liquid like this compares with other types of product in the UK market:

• Against other 10ml freebase ranges: established lines from brands such as Dr Frost, Nasty Juice, IVG and Bar Juice 5000 offer wide flavour catalogues and strengths that overlap with 6mg. Their ice and fruit mixes are similar in spirit, so the deciding factor is taste. Slush Brew's selling point is the crushed-ice focus.
• Against nicotine salt 10ml liquids: salts, usually 10mg or 20mg, give a smoother hit at higher strength and are designed for low-power pod kits. They suit heavier smokers but are not interchangeable with a 6mg freebase liquid. If you need strong nicotine in a small device, salts may serve you better.
• Against 50ml shortfills: shortfills cost less per millilitre and are designed for sub-ohm vaping at 0mg, with nicotine shots added if required. If you vape heavily, a shortfill is likely cheaper in the long run. A 10ml bottle is more convenient and ready to use at 6mg.
• Against single-use disposables: disposable vapes are no longer sold in Great Britain, and even where they were, their 20mg/ml cap and fixed puff count made them harder to tailor than a refillable system. A refillable kit with a 10ml bottle gives you control over strength, flavour and power.

Where a 10ml bottle makes particular sense is for flavour trials, travel and anyone who rotates between several liquids. If you find yourself finishing a bottle every couple of days and loving the flavour, a multipack or a larger format may be the more economical choice. If you only vape occasionally, one bottle can last for weeks, and the lower upfront cost makes it easy to try Green Mix without committing to anything larger.

Storage, delivery and recycling in the UK

Buying vape products online is straightforward, but a few UK-specific points are worth knowing before you order. Nicotine products can only be sold to adults aged 18 or over, so expect age verification at checkout and possibly again on delivery. Orders are packed discreetly, and we recommend choosing a delivery address where an adult can accept the parcel. Delivery options and timescales are shown at checkout, and tracked services are available so you can see when your order is on its way.

On receipt, check the following before you use the liquid:

• The outer packaging is intact and the bottle is not leaking.
• The tamper-evident ring on the cap is unbroken.
• The label states Green Mix and 6mg, so you know you have received the correct flavour and strength.

If anything looks wrong, do not use the product. Contact us with a photograph and your order number and we will help sort it out. Our returns policy for consumable products is set out on the returns page, and in general, sealed and unopened items are treated differently from products that have been opened or used, so it is worth reading that page if you are unsure.

Environmental responsibility is part of vaping in the UK. An empty 10ml e-liquid bottle is plastic, and once it is fully empty and the cap removed, it can usually go in your household plastic recycling, though local rules differ and your council can confirm what it accepts. Devices, pods with built-in electronics and batteries are classed as waste electrical equipment. They must not go into general waste or ordinary recycling bins. Retailers that sell vapes are required to take back used vape products, and many council household waste recycling centres and some supermarkets also provide drop-off points. Searching for a vape recycling point near you, or asking at your local vape shop, takes only a minute and keeps lithium batteries out of the waste stream where they can cause fires.

Keep your liquid, devices and spare coils together in a single, child-safe place, and you will always know where everything is when you need it.