Collection: E-Liquid

E-liquid, also known as vape juice or e-juice, is the fluid used in electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) and vape devices. When heated, the liquid turns into vapor, which the user inhales. E-liquids come in various flavors, nicotine strengths, and formulations.

The primary ingredients in e-liquids are:

• Propylene Glycol (PG): A colorless, odorless liquid that provides a throat hit similar to traditional smoking.
• Vegetable Glycerin (VG): A thicker liquid that produces more vapor and has a slightly sweet taste.
• Flavorings: Food-grade additives that give e-liquids their distinct flavors.
• Nicotine (optional): An addictive substance found in tobacco, available in various strengths.

Freebase Nicotine E-Liquid: The traditional form of e-liquid, suitable for most vape devices. It provides a strong throat hit and is available in various nicotine strengths.

Nicotine Salt E-Liquid (Nic Salts): This type uses nicotine salts, providing a smoother hit at higher nicotine levels. It's ideal for smokers transitioning to vaping.

50/50 E-Liquid: A balanced blend of PG and VG, offering a middle ground in terms of throat hit and vapor production.

High VG E-Liquid: Contains a higher ratio of VG, producing larger clouds of vapor with a smoother throat hit. It's popular among sub-ohm vapers and those who enjoy cloud-chasing.

Nicotine strengths can vary widely, typically ranging from:

• 0mg/ml (Nicotine-Free): Ideal for those who enjoy vaping without nicotine.
• 3mg/ml: A very low nicotine level for light smokers or those gradually reducing nicotine intake.
• 6mg/ml: Suitable for light to moderate smokers.
• 12mg/ml: A medium strength, often used by those who were moderate smokers.
• 18mg/ml: Higher strength for heavy smokers transitioning to vaping.
• 20mg/ml+ (Nicotine Salts): Provides a strong nicotine hit without the harshness, suitable for those needing a high nicotine level.

Choosing the right nicotine strength depends on your previous smoking habits:

• Heavy smokers (20+ cigarettes a day): Consider starting with 18mg/ml or 20mg/ml nicotine salts.
• Moderate smokers (10-20 cigarettes a day): 12mg/ml is typically a good starting point.
• Light smokers (less than 10 cigarettes a day): 6mg/ml or 3mg/ml might be sufficient.
• Non-smokers or former smokers: You might prefer 0mg/ml for the flavor and experience without nicotine.

PG (Propylene Glycol): Thinner consistency, stronger throat hit, and carries flavor well. Ideal for those who prefer a sensation similar to smoking.

VG (Vegetable Glycerin): Thicker consistency, smoother throat hit, and produces larger vapor clouds. Ideal for sub-ohm vaping and those who prioritize vapor production.

Sub-ohm vaping refers to using a vape device with a coil resistance below 1.0 ohm. This allows for higher wattage, producing more vapor and enhancing flavor. It’s usually paired with high VG e-liquids and is popular among experienced vapers.

The lifespan of an e-liquid bottle depends on various factors such as the device used, your vaping habits, and the bottle size. On average:

• A 10ml bottle might last a moderate vaper a few days to a week.
• A 30ml bottle can last 1-3 weeks.
• Heavy vapers may consume more e-liquid than moderate users.

Yes, many vapers enjoy mixing different flavors to create unique combinations. However, it’s recommended to mix small quantities first to ensure the flavors blend well. Avoid mixing e-liquids with drastically different PG/VG ratios to maintain consistency.