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Doozy Vape Co Seriously Pod Fill Strawberry Raspberry 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid
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What Are 100ml Shortfill Eliquids?
Larger Shortfill eliquid bottles usually come in bottles of 120ml volume that contain 100ml of nicotine-free High-VG eliquid with 20ml of space to top up with one or two 10ml nicotine shot ‘boosters’. Nicotine shots come in a variety of nicotine concentrations and either as freebase nicotine or nicotine salt. Since high-VG e-liquid is usually used in devices with higher power outputs, it can be easy to get through liquid fast. The beauty of shortfills is that, depending upon how frequently you vape, a shortfill can potentially last for weeks, saving you money that you might otherwise spend topping up your vape kits and tanks with individual 10ml bottles. By letting you have full control over the amount of nicotine in your e-liquid, you always know how much nic you’re vaping which can help you gradually decrease if you wish to go nic-free.
What are Nicotine Shots?
With pre-made, 10ml e-liquids, the nicotine is already mixed with the flavoured e-liquid. With shortfills, however, you add your own nicotine with 10ml nicotine shots. Nicotine can come in two forms, Freebase and Nicotine Salt.
Freebase Nicotine – This is the most common form of nicotine used in e-liquid. Freebase nicotine is generally more affordable and has a more distinct throat hit, especially when used in higher doses. Freebase nicotine at lower doses best suit advanced or sub ohm devices.
Nicotine Salt – With a lower PH than freebase nicotine, salt nicotine can be vaporised at lower outputs but can provide a higher dose of nicotine without the harsh throat hit that freebase would deliver with a high concentration of nicotine. This makes them best suited to classic starter kits or Pod Kits, as high-wattage devices can deliver too much nicotine per draw.
Freebase Nicotine – This is the most common form of nicotine used in e-liquid. Freebase nicotine is generally more affordable and has a more distinct throat hit, especially when used in higher doses. Freebase nicotine at lower doses best suit advanced or sub ohm devices.
Nicotine Salt – With a lower PH than freebase nicotine, salt nicotine can be vaporised at lower outputs but can provide a higher dose of nicotine without the harsh throat hit that freebase would deliver with a high concentration of nicotine. This makes them best suited to classic starter kits or Pod Kits, as high-wattage devices can deliver too much nicotine per draw.
Freebase Nicotine
Nicotine Salt – With a lower PH than freebase nicotine, salt nicotine can be vaporised at lower outputs but can provide a higher dose of nicotine without the harsh throat hit that freebase would deliver with a high concentration of nicotine. This makes them best suited to classic starter kits or Pod Kits, as high-wattage devices can deliver too much nicotine per draw.
Nicotine Salt
Adding nicotine to a shortfill bottle couldn’t be easier. Simply unscrew the lid on your 50ml or 100ml shortfill and remove the nozzle cap from the bottle – you’ll usually find a groove at the base of the nozzle that can be released with a fingernail. Take your 10ml nicotine shot, remove the pipette and squeeze the contents into the larger shortfill bottle. Carefully dispose of the empty nicotine shot, then replace your shortfill bottle’s nozzle and lid and give the bottle a gentle shake to help the eliquid absorb the nicotine shot. Let the bottle rest for a few minutes, then you can begin vaping. With shortfills, it’s always worth giving the bottle a little shake from time to time, just to ensure everything’s mixed properly.
How do I mix a 100ml Shortfill E-liquid Bottle?
High-VG, sub-ohm e-liquids such as that found within shortfills, can be used with many different varieties of Vape device. High-VG juices work best with sub-ohm coils – coils with a resistance below 1.0ohm. This means they fire at higher power outputs, often between 20w – 100w and even 200w!
What Vape Kit should I use 100ml Shortfill E-liquids with?
To use 100ml shortfill e-liquids, you'll need a sub-ohm vape kit that supports high VG e-liquids (typically 70VG/30PG).
