E-Liquids

Bottled e-liquid for refillable pod systems and mods, from makers such as Monster Vape Labs, BLVK, 7Daze, Pod Juice, Coastal Clouds, Cloud Nurdz, Juice Head and Elysian. The first decision is the nicotine type, because it decides which device the liquid suits: nicotine salt for low-power pod kits, freebase for higher-power sub-ohm setups.

How to choose an e-liquid

• Salt or freebase. Salt nic comes in 30 mL bottles at higher strengths (typically 20–50 mg/mL) for pod systems. Freebase comes in 60–120 mL bottles at lower strengths (typically 3–12 mg/mL) for sub-ohm tanks.
• VG/PG ratio. Higher-VG liquids are thicker and produce more vapor; they suit sub-ohm coils. Higher-PG liquids wick into small pod coils more easily.
• Bottle size. Larger bottles suit daily sub-ohm use; 30 mL salts last longer because pod devices use less liquid.
• Match your coil. Your pod or coil's resistance rating, printed on it, tells you which nicotine type it is built for.

New to refillables? Pair a liquid with a pod system or browse kits and mods.

E-liquid questions

Can I use salt nic in a sub-ohm tank?

It is not recommended. Sub-ohm devices vaporize far more liquid per puff, so high-strength salts become very harsh. Use freebase there.

How should I store e-liquid?

Keep bottles capped, upright and away from heat and sunlight, and out of reach of children and pets.

Why does my liquid look darker over time?

Nicotine and some flavorings darken naturally with exposure to air and light. It is common in older bottles.