E-Liquid
E liquid here means ready-mixed nic salt in 10ml bottles, with 10mg and 20mg across the range and 5mg on selected flavours. It suits adult vapers refilling a compatible device who want a flavour to match their taste, from icy fruit to plain tobacco. The shelf runs from Elux Legend and Bar Juice 5000 to Elf Bar, Oxva and Doozy Vape Co.
Choosing your e liquid: strength, then flavour
You have a device to fill and two decisions to make on the e liquid: how much nicotine, and what it should taste like. Settle strength first, because it is the harder one to correct after you have bought. Everything on this shelf is a 10ml nic salt bottle at 50/50 VG/PG, with 10mg and 20mg across the range and 5mg on selected flavours. Check the strength on the product page, then let flavour take over.
Nicotine is addictive, so this shelf is for adults who already use it. Strength is the first thing buyers ask us about here, and the plain answer is to match it to what you are used to rather than guess. Heavier habit, go higher. Lighter or occasional use, go lower.
Flavours fall into a few families, and none is automatically right:
- Fruit with ice, for something cold and clean
- Straight menthol and mint, with no sweetness
- Tobacco, dry or with a touch of vanilla
- Candy styles such as gummy bear and bubblegum
Start with a family you already like. Browse the full nic salts range if that is the only type you need.
In short: e liquid is the liquid your device heats into vapour, and nic salt is the nicotine form used throughout this shelf. Pair it with a pod kit or refillable pod kit that takes nic salts.
Narrowing it down
Start with your device, then strength, then flavour. Here is how each step works on this shelf.
Check the liquid type against your kit
Every bottle here is a nic salt, so it suits kits made for nic salts. If your setup calls for freebase, go there instead. If you want a bigger bottle that you add a nicotine shot to yourself, that is what shortfills are for. Nothing in this 10ml range needs extra steps.
Pairing strength with your habit
- 20mg: if you are coming from cigarettes and want the nicotine to register firmly
- 10mg: a steady pick for regular vaping through the day
- 5mg: lighter use, only offered on selected flavours, so check the product page
Unsure? Take 10mg, see how it sits, and adjust on your next order.
Picking a flavour and a range
If you want choice, go to Elux Legend: it has the widest spread of fruit, ice, menthol, tobacco and dessert-style blends here, from Cola and Lemonade to Straight Tobacco. If you want a tighter shortlist, Bar Juice 5000 gives you Banana Ice, Berry Crush, Blue Razz Lemonade and Fresh Menthol Mojito. Elf Bar, Oxva and Doozy Vape Co add more if you want to branch out.
There is no single best vape juice for everyone. The right bottle is the one that matches a taste you already know, so pick something close to it first.
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E-Liquid FAQs
Are vape juice, vape liquid and e cigarette liquid the same thing?
Yes. Vape juice, vape liquid, e cigarette liquid and e-liquid all mean the flavoured nicotine liquid you put in a compatible device. We list this shelf as e-liquid, so search whichever name comes naturally and you will end up in the same place.
Which nicotine strength should I choose?
Match it to your current habit. 20mg suits a heavier habit, 10mg suits regular use, and 5mg suits lighter use on the flavours that offer it. This range does not go above 20mg. If you are unsure, begin at 10mg and adjust.
Is there a best vape juice UK buyers should start with?
Not one for everybody. Choose by taste and device. Pick a fruit, menthol or tobacco flavour you already enjoy, make sure it is a nic salt if your kit needs one, and choose a strength that suits your habit. Those three checks matter more than any name.
Is this vape liquid with nicotine in it?
Yes. Everything on this shelf is vape liquid with nicotine: ready-mixed 10ml nic salt bottles at 10mg or 20mg, with 5mg on selected flavours. We do not list a nicotine-free option here, so confirm the strength before you add to basket.
What do VG and PG mean on the bottle?
VG is vegetable glycerine and PG is propylene glycol, the two bases that carry the flavour and nicotine. Every bottle here is 50/50, so you do not need to compare ratios. Your choice comes down to strength and flavour.
Do I need an e liquid calculator?
Only for shortfills, where you add a nicotine shot to a larger bottle yourself. These bottles are already mixed to the strength shown, so there is nothing to calculate. Open the bottle and refill your device.
18+ For adults only. Nicotine is an addictive substance. We check age at checkout.