Description

Nic Salt Shots — 10ml

Flavourless nicotine salt boosters for adding to nic salt shortfills or your own DIY mixes. Each shot is 10ml at 20mg/ml nicotine salt strength, in a 50/50 PG/VG base. Nicotine salts deliver a smoother, gentler hit on the throat than freebase nicotine at the same strength — closer to the feel of a disposable than a sub-ohm cloud. Flavoured 20mg nic salt shots are also available — pick from the dropdown above.

What you get

• One 10ml bottle of flavourless nicotine salt, 20mg/ml (or pick a flavoured shot from the dropdown)
• 50/50 PG/VG ratio
• Made in the UK, TPD-compliant
• Child-resistant, tamper-evident bottle
• Flavourless £1.00. Flavoured £2.50.

How to use them

Add to a shortfill bottle (or your DIY mix), screw the cap on, and give it a proper shake. A good shake is all it takes — no need to leave it steeping for hours. Then vape as normal in your pod kit or MTL device.

Working out the final strength

The maths is simple: total nicotine ÷ total volume × 10.

• 1 shot (20mg) into a 50ml shortfill → 60ml total → about 3.3mg/ml
• 2 shots into a 100ml shortfill → 120ml total → about 3.3mg/ml
• 2 shots into a 50ml shortfill → 70ml total → about 5.7mg/ml (not 6.6 — doubling the shots into the same bottle gives less than you’d expect because the total volume goes up too)

Took a wrong turn? Looking for a stronger throat hit?

Nic salt at 20mg gives a smooth, gentle hit — most vapers coming off disposables find this is what they’re used to. If you’d rather a noticeable throat hit (closer to the feel of a cigarette), have a look at our 18mg nic shots instead — same 10ml, slightly lower mg, freebase rather than salt, more of a kick on the inhale.

TPD-compliant. Dispatched fast from our Blackpool base.

Not sure on the maths? Have a flick through our nicotine strength calculator and guide — two calculators, the formula, and the most common shortfill scenarios written out.