Shortfill E liquid

No, shortfills are completely nicotine-free flavoured vape juices. They give freedom to vape as it is, or mix one or two separate 10ml Nic shots to get a personalised nicotine strength.

The amount of nicotine you can add depends on the size of the shortfill bottle and the strength of the nicotine shots you use. Most shortfill vape juice bottles are designed to achieve standard nicotine strengths like 3mg/ml or 6mg/ml. Must check the specific instructions or calculate carefully based on the bottle size.

A nicotine shot is a small, 10ml bottle containing a concentrated, unflavoured e-liquid with 15 or 18 mg/ml nicotine strength. These shots are built to be added to shortfill e-liquids for creating the desired nicotine strength. They come in 18 or 15mg strength variants.

Steeping is an optional process where you let your freshly mixed e-liquid rest for some time (1-2 days for fruity, 1-2 weeks for creamy, and several weeks for tobacco flavours ) with the cap off or occasionally opened to allow it to breathe. This helps flavour compounds to fully blend and mature that results in a pure and constant flavour throughout.

If you accidentally added too much nicotine, dilute the e-liquid by adding more nicotine-free shortfill of the same flavour or plain VG/PG base for salvation. Never vape too high nicotine strength, it is harsh on the throat, mutes the flavour and can cause dizziness, nausea, or headaches.

High VG Shortfills (e.g., 70VG/30PG, 80VG/20PG) are thicker in consistency, produce large vapour clouds, give a smoother throat hit and are best for sub-ohm devices. 50/50 Shortfills (50VG/50PG) have a thinner consistency, produce moderate vapour, give a stronger throat hit and are ideal for MTL vaping.

Freebase Nicotine shots feature pure nicotine extract for a stronger throat hit at higher strengths with slower nicotine absorption. Contrarily, nic salt shots offer a smooth sensation at higher strengths with quick nicotine absorption like cigarettes.

Yes, it’s possible, but not recommended, because it could result in an inconsistent vaping experience that alters the flavour, throat hit, and nicotine delivery in unpredictable ways.

Yes, you can use 50/50 shortfills with most standard pod systems and MTL-focused pods. Their balanced VG/PG ratio is less likely to clog coils or cause dry hits.

Once mixed with a nicotine shot, a shortfill e-juice’s shelf life is typically 1-2 years (if stored correctly, like in a cool, dark place). Exposure to air, light, and heat can degrade nicotine and flavour over time. However, vaping experts suggest using the mixture within 6-12 months for optimal flavour and nicotine potency.