Vape Juice

E-liquids, also known as vape juice or e-juice, are the liquid substances used in electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), vape pens, and other vaping devices to produce the aerosol or vapor that is inhaled by the user. E-liquids typically contain a mixture of propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin (VG), flavorings, and nicotine (optional).

E-liquids typically contain a mixture of PG and VG, which are both commonly used food-grade additives that are safe for human consumption. They are used in e-liquids to create the vapor that is inhaled by the user. The ratio of PG to VG can vary in e-liquids, affecting the texture, flavor, and throat hit of the vapor produced by the e-cigarette. Flavorings used in e-liquids can range from traditional tobacco and menthol flavors to fruit, candy, dessert, and other unique flavors. Nicotine is an optional ingredient in e-liquids and is used to provide the same type of nicotine hit as smoking traditional tobacco cigarettes.

Regular e-liquids typically contain a mixture of PG, VG, flavorings, and nicotine (optional), and are available in a wide range of flavors and nicotine strengths. The PG and VG ratio can vary, affecting the texture, flavor, and throat hit of the vapor produced by the e-cigarette.

Nic salts are a type of nicotine that is extracted from tobacco leaves using a specific process. The resulting nicotine is in a salt form, which is smoother and less harsh on the throat than traditional nicotine found in e-liquids. Nic salts are often used in pod-based systems and other low-wattage devices, as they provide a higher concentration of nicotine with less harshness. They are available in a range of flavours and nicotine strengths.

E-liquids come in a wide range of nicotine strengths, from 0mg to 18mg or higher. Different strengths are designed to help smokers gradually reduce their nicotine intake over time.

E-liquids can be used in a wide range of vaping devices, including Tanks, Pods, and drippers. Different devices and e-liquids can produce different levels of vapor and flavour, and it's important to experiment with different combinations to find what works best for you.

E-liquids should be stored in a cool, dark, and dry place to extend their shelf life and prevent degradation. Exposure to heat, light, and air can cause the flavours and nicotine to break down over time.

Steeping is the process of letting vape liquid sit for some time to allow its flavours to fully develop. This can improve the taste, especially in more complex flavour profiles. Typically, this involves storing the liquid in a cool, dark place for a period of time, with occasional shaking.

The longevity of vape liquid depends on the size of the bottle and how often you vape. On average, a 10ml bottle could last a few days to a week for regular vapers, but this varies widely depending on individual usage.

Shortfills are bottles of nicotine-free vape liquid that leave enough space for you to add a nicotine shot if desired. To use, simply add the nicotine shot to the shortfill, shake it well, and it's ready to vape. This allows vapers to customise their nicotine levels and still enjoy a wide range of flavours.