Collection: E-Liquid
When choosing e-liquids for vaping, you'll come across several types, each catering to different preferences and needs. Nicotine salts are popular for their smooth throat hit and quick nicotine absorption, making them ideal for those seeking a stronger and faster nicotine experience. Freebase nicotine e-liquids are the traditional option, offering a more intense throat hit and a wide range of nicotine strengths, perfect for those looking to replicate the sensation of smoking. Lastly, shortfills are larger bottles of nicotine-free e-liquid, allowing vapers to add their desired amount of nicotine shot to create a personalized blend. These options provide flexibility, ensuring that every vaper can find the perfect match for their taste and nicotine preferences.
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What ingredients are used in the production of your E-Liquid brand?
The ingredients used to create our E-Liquid brand are carefully selected to adhere to the highest standards of quality and safety. The main components found in our E-Liquids are propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin (VG), food-grade flavouring, and nicotine if selected by the user.
Propylene Glycol is an odourless, colourless substance used in many food and medication products. It holds the flavour in the E-Liquid and provides the throat hit sensation akin to traditional smoking.
Vegetable Glycerin, on the other hand, is a plant-based substance that is sweet and thick. It is responsible for creating the vapour when the E-Liquid is heated in the device. Like PG, it's used in a variety of food and healthcare products.
The food-grade flavourings in our products are what give our E-Liquids their unique, enjoyable tastes. These are the same types of flavourings found in many food products and are safe for consumption.
Nicotine is the final, optional ingredient. It's sourced from professional labs and is high-purity pharmaceutical grade. The level of nicotine in our E-Liquids can be customized based on the user's preferences, including nicotine-free options.
All of our ingredients are sourced from trusted suppliers to ensure quality, safety, and consistency in every bottle of our E-Liquid.
Is it possible to mix different E-Liquid flavours?
Yes, it is certainly possible to mix different E-Liquid flavours. Many vapers regularly mix e-liquids to create a personalised vaping experience, it's almost comparable to being a cocktail mixologist, but for e-liquids. This tactic can be used to experiment with new flavours, or adjust existing ones to become more in line with personal preferences.
However, it's important to remember a few things while mixing e-liquids.
Firstly, you should make a note of what you're mixing. This means, record the certain flavours and proportions you've used. This would help you to replicate the mixture if you end up liking it. Without notes, you might not remember the exact mixture and may struggle to recreate the flavours.
Secondly, some flavours may not blend well together. The flavours can either contradict each other or create an entirely different flavour that you may not like. So, proceed with caution and start with small amounts.
Thirdly, while mixing nicotine-based e-liquids, be aware of the nicotine levels in your combination. Too much nicotine can cause you to vape an unsafe quantity.
Lastly, apart from flavours, also take note to mix the same types of e-liquids. Not all e-liquids are the same, some are PG-based, some are VG-based, and some might be a mixture of both. Mixing different types may alter the consistency and overall vaping experience.
In conclusion, mixing e-liquid flavours can help you to customise your vaping experience until you create a flavour suited to your liking. It's really all about experimenting and having fun with it. If you're hesitant to try, you can always go for pre-mixed or branded combos available out there as safer options.
Is it safe to refill my e-cigarette device with your E-Liquid brand?
Yes, it is generally safe to refill your e-cigarette device with our E-Liquid brand, provided that you follow the guidelines and safety precautions outlined below.
Firstly, it's important to note that all of our E-Liquids are made in accordance with strict manufacturing standards, and we only use high quality, pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. These ingredients include propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, nicotine (if you choose a nicotine-containing variant), and food-grade flavourings. We also rigorously test our products to ensure their safety and quality.
That being said, here are some precautions and guidelines to ensure safe use:
1. Always read the instruction manual of your e-cigarette device before refilling. Procedures can vary between different devices.
2. Always follow the recommended filling level. Overfilling your device may cause leakage, which can damage your device and may expose your skin to e-liquid.
3. Always ensure your device is off before refilling to prevent accidental activation.
4. Avoid direct contact with e-liquid. Although our ingredients are safe for use in e-cigarettes, they can cause skin irritation on direct contact. If you do accidentally spill any e-liquid on your skin, wash it off immediately with plenty of water.
5. Store e-liquids out of the reach of children and pets. The liquid can be harmful if swallowed.
Lastly, always consult with a healthcare professional if you're unsure about using e-cigarettes and e-liquids, especially if you have any existing health conditions, or if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. Please note, e-cigarettes are intended for use only by adults who are already smokers or vapers. It is not recommended for non-smokers, or those under the legal smoking age in your location.
How long can I store E-Liquid before it expires?
E-Liquid, also known as vape juice, typically has a shelf life of one to two years. This, however, can vary based on the conditions under which it's stored. Heat, light and air exposure can reduce its longevity significantly, so it's best to store it properly to ensure it lasts as long as possible.
The best way to store E-Liquid is in a cool, dark place, away from heat sources or sunlight. The fridge is a good option, especially if you live in a warmer climate. However, it's essential to securely seal the E-Liquid's container to minimize air exposure.
Over time, you might notice changes in the E-Liquid's colour, consistency, or flavour. These are signs that the E-Liquid might be past its prime. However, expiry in this context does not necessarily mean it becomes harmful to use, but the taste and quality might deteriorate.
Always remember to shake the bottle of E-Liquid before use to help blend the ingredients and ensure the quality. And for safety purposes, please always keep your E-Liquid out of the reach of children and pets.
Can I use your E-Liquid in any brand of e-cigarette?
Yes, in general, you can use our E-Liquid in any brand of e-cigarette or vaping device. Most of these devices function in a similar manner and are designed to work with a wide range of e-liquids. However, please always read your device's user manual before using any new e-liquid. This will ensure you understand any guidelines or restrictions your specific e-cigarette model may have. Also, we advise you to check the VG/PG (vegetable glycerin/propylene glycol) ratio of our e-liquid as some devices might work better with specific ratios. It's always a good practice to verify that the e-liquid you're using is compatible with your device to ensure the best possible vaping experience.
How does the nicotine strength in E-Liquid affect my vaping experience?
The nicotine strength in an e-liquid can significantly affect your vaping experience in several ways. The first and most evident impact is on the throat hit - the sensation you feel at the back of your throat when you inhale. Higher nicotine levels generally lead to a stronger throat hit, while lower levels provide a smoother feel.
Nicotine levels can also affect the taste and overall flavour of the vape. Too high a concentration can sometimes overshadow the e-liquid's flavour, while a too low level may not provide the satisfaction you desire.
Another significant factor is the nicotine buzz. Higher nicotine levels in e-liquids may cause you to feel a nicotine rush more quickly than with lower levels. Depending on your previous smoking habits (if applicable), this may either be something you seek or wish to avoid.
Furthermore, nicotine strength can also influence how much e-liquid you use. If you're using a high-strength nicotine e-liquid, you'll probably vape less often because your craving for nicotine will be satisfied faster. Conversely, with a lower nicotine level, you might end up vaping more frequently.
Choosing the right nicotine strength is largely subjective and depends on your personal preferences and reasons for vaping. If you're trying to quit smoking, for instance, you may want to start with a higher nicotine level to emulate the experience and gradually lower the nicotine level over time. If you're vaping for enjoyment or flavour, a lower nicotine concentration might be preferable. If you're unsure, it always helps to consult knowledgeable sources or experiment with different levels to find what suits you best.
What precautions should I take when handling E-Liquid?
Handling E-Liquid demands a high level of precaution due to the potential hazards associated with it, including skin or eye irritation and toxicity if ingested. Below are several safety measures you should observe when dealing with E-Liquid:
1. Protective Gear: Always wear protective gloves and eyewear when handling E-Liquid to prevent direct contact with your skin or eyes. While skin contact might cause irritation, it can cause serious harm if it gets into the eyes.
2. Hygiene: After handling E-Liquid, make sure you wash your hands thoroughly. Do not touch your mouth, face, or eyes during or immediately after handling the liquid.
3. Child Safety: Keep your E-Liquid products out of reach from children and pets. Their brightly coloured packaging and sweet flavours might make them appealing to kids, but they are toxic if swallowed.
4. Avoid Ingestion: E-Liquid should never be swallowed as it is poisonous if ingested. If accidental swallowing occurs, seek immediate medical attention.
5. Correct Storage: E-Liquid should be stored in a cool and dark place, away from direct sunlight or heat. Exposure to heat or light can degrade the quality of the liquid and increase its potential hazards.
6. Ventilation: Always handle E-Liquid in a well-ventilated area. Some ingredients in the E-Liquid may evaporate into the air during use, so good air flow is important.
7. Avoid Mixing E-Liquids: Mixing different E-Liquids or adding non-compatible ingredients might lead to unwanted reactions.
8. Use Clean Equipment: Keep all vape gear and E-Liquid containers clean. Unclean containers or devices can host bacteria and other unhealthy substances.
9. Urgent Response: If the E-Liquid comes into contact with your skin or eyes, immediately wash the affected area with plenty of cold water and seek medical advice.
Remember, E-Liquid contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance. Misuse or mishandling of E-Liquid can lead to serious health problems.
What is the recommended way to store E-Liquid to maintain its quality?
The recommended way to store e-liquid to maintain its quality involves a few key considerations. Firstly, the e-liquid should be kept in a cool, dark place, as exposure to heat and light can degrade the product and affect its flavour. It should ideally be stored at a temperature between 15-20°C. Avoid keeping it in places like a car, near a window, or anywhere it might be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time.
Secondly, it's important to keep e-liquid in a secure container with a tightly closed cap to avoid leakage and prevent exposure to air - oxidization can also affect its quality. Most e-liquids come in airtight containers already, so simply making sure the cap is securely fastened should suffice.
Thirdly, if you have a large quantity of e-liquid that you don't plan on using immediately, it might be worthwhile to consider storing it in the refrigerator. While not necessary for shorter storage periods, the cooler temperature can help preserve the e-liquid over extended periods of time. However, note that the e-liquid will need to reach room temperature before use.
Lastly, it's crucial to store e-liquid out of the reach of children and pets. While it should hopefully go without saying, the colourful packaging and sweet flavours of some e-liquids can be enticing to kids, but these products are not meant to be ingested and can be harmful if swallowed.
By adhering to these storage recommendations, you can ensure that your e-liquid maintains its quality and flavour for a good vaping experience.
What is the process involved in changing from one E-Liquid flavour to another in my device?
The process of changing from one e-liquid flavour to another in your device involves a few crucial steps:
1. First, it's essential to use up all the remaining e-liquid in the tank of your device. However, do not let it run completely dry as it may result in an unpleasant burnt taste.
2. Once the tank is nearly empty, disassemble your e-cigarette with care to avoid any damage. This generally involves unscrewing the tank from your device and detaching the coil.
3. Subsequently, cleanse all the parts of the tank thoroughly under warm running tap water. Some people also recommend using high-strength alcohol or ultrasonic cleaners for a more careful cleaning. But remember, caution should be taken to ensure no residue of cleaning agent is left behind as it can interfere negatively with the flavour of your new e-liquid.
4. After this cleaning process, dry all the components sufficiently. You can blow air on the parts to remove any excess water. Additionally, it is also advisable to let the parts air dry for a few hours to ensure no residual moisture is present as it can dilute the e-liquid and possibly cause short-circuits in the device.
5. You can now reassemble your e-cigarette. Make sure the coil is adequately primed before you screw it into the tank.
6. Now fill the newly cleaned tank with your new flavour of e-liquid. Remember not to overfill it.
7. Let your device rest for a few minutes. This allows the e-liquid time to saturate the wick completely to prevent any 'dry hits'.
8. Finally, you are ready to enjoy your new e-liquid flavour.
Please be aware that residues of previous flavours might still be present in the wick, which can result in the initial few puffs tasting a combination of the old and new e-liquid flavour. This is called 'flavour ghosting' and will gradually diminish as you continue vaping your new flavour. Lastly, remember to always handle your vaping device with care and follow the manufacturer's instruction manual for a safe vaping experience.
Does the colour of the E-Liquid indicate its flavour or strength?
No, the colour of the e-liquid does not necessarily indicate its flavour or strength. E-liquids come in a vast range of colours, and these may change over time due to processes such as steeping (when the liquid is allowed to age to improve the flavour), oxidation or exposure to light. The colour can be influenced by many factors including the type and quantity of flavourings used, the type of nicotine, if any, and other ingredients such as sweeteners or colourants.
The flavour of an e-liquid is determined by the specific blend of flavourings used in its formula, and this is not correlated with colour. For example, you can have a clear liquid with a strong flavour or a dark liquid with a mild flavour. Therefore, you cannot tell the flavour of an e-liquid just by looking at its colour.
As for strength, it typically refers to the concentration of nicotine in the e-liquid, measured in milligrams per millilitre (mg/ml). The nicotine content does not affect the colour of the e-liquid. High-strength nicotine e-liquid can range from clear to dark brown, depending on the other ingredients used.
Therefore, if you want reliable information about the flavour or strength of an e-liquid, the best place to look is the product description or the label on the packaging, not the colour of the liquid itself.