E-Liquids

E-Liquids also known as Vape Juice, E-Juice or E-Liquid are the common terms used for all different types of liquids used with your Vaping devices. E-Liquids may contain Nicotine (which is known to be addictive), as well as PG (Propylene Glycol) which carries the Flavour and gives you the throat hit, and Vegetable Glycerin which produces the vapour, and other chemicals. When purchasing E-Liquids, you need to make sure the VG/PG balance suits your Vape Kit!

A thick E-Liquid, which has more of VG may damage your Vape Coils, and a runny E-Liquid which has more of PG may not produce enough vapour. PG is what carries the Flavour whilst VG produces the cloud, typically 50:50 ratio is most commonly used, liked and supported.

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What Is PG? And What Is VG?

PG stands for Propylene Glycol, an odourless and colourless chemical substance that delivers a satisfactory throat hit during vaping. It is one of the leading substances that carry both nicotine and flavours, mimicking the smoking experience of conventional cigarettes. A high ratio of PG makes the e juice thinner and offers a better throat hit. It is an acronym for Vegetable Glycerin, a thicker substance with a slightly sweeter flavour than PG. It produces a satisfactory vape cloud, and its high strength is ideal for cloud chasers. High-VG e liquid is recommended for individuals who prefer a smooth vaping experience with bigger clouds.

What Is in Vape Liquid?

E-liquid or e-juice consists of PG (Propylene Glycol), VG (Vegetable Glycerin), nicotine (optional), and flavours; each ingredient is vital in making your vaping sessions more pleasant. Moreover, you can choose the strengths of e-juice elements according to your preferences. Specifically, it is one of the essential components of your vaping experience. You can go with high PG and VG e-juices based on your preferences. You can also explore nicotine-free e-juice options like shortfill if you’re stepping your toes toward smoking cessation. Do you want a smoother throat hit? Then, nic salts would be an ideal choice.

List of Top-rated Vape Juice UK Brands:

We assure you every e-juice we stock is of premium quality and is sourced from eminent brands. Below is a list of some well-known best vape liquid UK brands offering high-quality e-liquids at an affordable price:

  • Dinner Lady
  • IVG
  • Nasty Juice
  • 88 Vape
  • Signature
  • Bar Juice
  • Careless

What is e-liquid?

The e-juice used in the vape kits is termed vaping liquid or e-liquid. It is a component which is filled into the tank of the e-cigarettes, giving you an intense flavour and a required throat hit. In addition, vape juices comprise PG, VG, nicotine, and flavours; each element is significantly important in making vaping satisfactory.

What is freebase nicotine?

Freebase nicotine is the purest form of nicotine, like traditional nicotine, and is commonly used in many e-liquids. Vape liquid UK with freebase nicotine delivers a quite strong throat hit when vapers choose its high concentration, like 18mg.

What is shortfill vape juice?

This is an innovative type of vaping juice containing 0mg e-liquid. It is available in larger bottle sizes, like 50ml, 100ml, etc., with an 80% capacity for nic-free e-juice. This is the best vape juice, which has a separate room to add nicotine shots and allows you to consume nicotine according to your needs.

Do vape liquids expire?

Yes, the e-liquid might expire after a certain time. Generally, the best vape juice UK has an expiry date of two years after the manufacture. However, depending on its storage conditions, it may last longer. Moreover, signs of outdated e-liquid include darker colours and degraded taste.