E-Liquids
Explore our range of over 2500 e-liquids, available in a variety of strengths, flavours and, sizes. We have sourced the best e-liquids in the UK and worldwide from leading vape juice brands, including Nasty Juice, IVG & Dinner Lady. Our vape liquids range from high VG and 50/50 liquids through to larger bottles of nicotine free short fills. All levels of vaper can enjoy our premium e liquids. Whether that be our TPD compliant 10ml bottles, nic salts or short fills. Shop at Vape Superstore and find the best e-liquids at an unbeatable price, plus free UK delivery over £20.
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What is E-Liquid?
E-Liquid is the flavoured mixture that is added to your e-cigarette. The mixture is added to the vape tank component of your kit, and when heated the e-liquid evaporates and creates a water based vapour that is inhaled and exhaled.
The mixture is made up of three ingredients (rising to 4 with the addition of nicotine); these are flavouring, propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerine (VG).
Each of these ingredients are safe for human consumption, however the liquids can be dangerous if swallowed or if it comes into contact with skin.
What are PG and VG Ratios?
Two core ingredients used in making e-liquid are PG and VG. Within each bottle of e-liquid 95% of the liquid mixture is glycerin/glycol (PG & VG), the remaining 5% is made up of the flavouring and nicotine. So what is PG and VG?
Most e-liquid is a mix of PG and VG in different proportions, with common mixtures including 80 percent PG and 20 percent VG, 70 percent PG and 30 percent VG, and 50/50.
When buying e-liquid you'll see that the PG/VG is marked as a ratio.
What is Propylene Glycol (PG)?
PG is a clear, flavourless liquid that has a similar viscosity to that of water. PG is the ingredient within e-liquid that gives a throat hit and also serves to carry the flavour.
Higher PG e liquid is usually used in lower powered, mouth to lung devices as its thinner consistency is easier to vaporise than VG. High PG liquids are typically higher in nic strength, and will give a closer replication of a traditional cigarette therefore are most popular with first time vapers.
PG is used in a variety of different day-to-day items, including food products and medicine.
What is Vegetable Glycerin (VG)?
Vegetable Glycerin is a much thicker consistency and is made from a vegetable base. Non toxic, VG has a sweet taste and is the ingredient within e-liquid that’s responsible for producing the vapour itself.
High VG e liquid is designed for more powerful e-cig kits, as the thicker liquid consistency means it takes more heat to evaporate. Vaping a high VG e-liquid will give you much larger and denser clouds of vapour.
Common items that VG can be found in include toothpaste, pet food and even beauty products.
What are the types of E-Liquid?
We offer a wide range of e-liquids, with so many to choose from it can sometimes prove difficult to decide which type is right for you, and best for the vape kit you’re using. The main types of e-liquid we offer are:
50/50 or 60VG/40PG - (or High PG e liquids) is best suited to lower powered MTL style kits, for instance pod kits or MTL starter kits. For plus ohm MTL coils (1 ohm or more), we recommend to always use a high PG ratio e-liquid. These are the most popular types of e-liquid for beginner vapers, as they closely replicate the sensation of a cigarette and are available in strengths of up to 18mg. 50/50 liquids are sold in a 10ml bottle size only.
70VG/30PG (or higher VG liquids) are designed to be used with sub-ohm tanks and higher powered vape kits. VG is a thick, sweet liquid and will provide you with denser clouds of vapour and intense flavour. The thicker consistency of high VG liquids means that a plus ohm (MTL) coil cannot properly absorb the liquid, and in turn will give a poor vaping experience. Sub-ohm liquids generally will not come in a strength higher than 6mg.
Nic Salts, these vaporise at a lower temperature, so are also great in lower powered MTL kits. Nic salts are made with using nicotine salts in place of conventional freebase nicotine. The salts help to give a much softer throat hit even at higher strengths. Nic salts are commonly available in either 10mg or 20mg strengths, and in a 10ml bottle size.
Shortfills, these are nicotine free e-liquids and come in larger bottles which are only 80% filled with liquid. With the remaining space, you can add a nicotine shot to the bottle to create a nicotine e-liquid.
What strength Nicotine should you use?
Another of the ingredients used within e-liquid is nicotine, this is the most well known chemical found in tobacco and is added to e-liquid at a variety of strengths.
The majority of vapers will opt to vape with nicotine, with the most popular e-liquids being either a 3mg or 6mg strength. However, strengths up to 20mg are available which is the maximum legal limit within the UK.
Choosing the right nic strength is an important decision when buying e-liquid for the first time. To choose the right strength, you need to consider your smoking habit.
Light smokers who only have a few cigarettes a day should go for a 3mg or 6mg strength. Moderate smokers who get through up to a pack a day should start at a 12mg level. Anyone going through a pack a day and over should look at 18-20mg strengths.
What are the types of Nicotine?
Nicotine found in e-liquid is available in two forms; freebase and salt based.
Conventional (freebase) is what you would typically find in your standard e-liquid, it is nicotine in it's purest form making it more potent when heated.
Nic Salts not only contain nicotine but various other organic components, such as Benzoic acid. The addition of benzoic acid reduces the pH level, which means when vaping the liquid is less harsh and in turn allows you to vape at higher strengths.
What are the best E-Liquid Flavours?
There is a huge array of mouth-watering e-liquid flavours available to accomodate for the varying tastes of vapers. Finding your all time favourite flavour is one of the best and most exciting parts of vaping.
Whilst you may begin with a tobacco or menthol flavour, as these will be a closer taste to what you’re used to, you can now really branch out and try some unique flavour blends. E-liquids will generally fall into one of these flavour groups; Tobacco, Menthol, Fruit, Dessert or Sweet/Candy. Once you’re more experienced, you can also mix your own complimentary flavours to find the perfect flavour for your taste.
How do you store e-liquids?
For maximum flavour and to ensure the longevity of your e-liquid, store in a cool, dark place. Keeping the bottles away from direct sunlight and heat. Likewise, don't go too cold. However for long-term storage some vapers store their e-liquids in the fridge. Always keep the bottle sealed and away from children or pets.
TPD Compliance
All e-liquids sold on Vape Superstore UK comply with TPD regulations, and have been submitted to the MHRA for approval. Discover what TPD compliance is and how we comply.
Nicotine Warning
E-Liquids may contain nicotine which is a highly addictive substance. Not suitable for use by: minors under the age of 18; pregnant or lactating women; people who suffer from cardio-vascular diseases; persons suffering from seizure disorders; or any persons who should avoid using nicotine products for medical reasons.