E-LIQUIDS

What Is a Nic Salt E-Liquid, and Who Is It For?

A nic salt is nicotine in its natural salt form rather than the freebase form used in classic e-liquids. It vapourises at a lower temperature, which is why a strong bottle can feel gentle in a small pod device instead of harsh.

That makes this collection the natural next step for anyone coming from disposable vapes: the flavour intensity is familiar, the hardware is smaller, and the running cost drops sharply. It is also where pod users stay long-term, because nic salts hold onto fine flavour detail — the icy top notes and the deeper sweet layers both survive at low wattage, which is exactly where a pod system operates.

10 ml or 30 ml – What the Bottle Size Actually Changes

Two formats sit side by side here, and the difference is not only how long they last.

• 10 ml bottles: the compact format, from Riot Bar EDTN and Nasty Liquid. Easy to carry, easy to try a new flavour without commitment, and the cheapest way to sample a brand — roughly €5.50 to €6.50 a bottle.
• 30 ml bottles: the long-runners, from ELFLIQ, VOEX and Nasty Burst. Three times the liquid for roughly twice the price, so the cost per millilitre drops by about a third — around €12.90 to €14.90 a bottle.

A rough guide to how far that goes: a typical MTL pod uses roughly 300–400 puffs' worth of liquid per millilitre. That puts a 10 ml bottle at around 3,000–4,000 puffs and a 30 ml bottle at 9,000–12,000 — the same ballpark as a 10,000-puff disposable, at less than half the price.

Nicotine Strength – Reading the Numbers Before You Buy

Strength is the other half of the decision, and it is not about how much you vape but how satisfied you feel per puff.

The lower-strength shelf holds the balanced option: moderate, forgiving, and the usual pick for light to medium users or anyone who finds stronger bottles too intense. The higher-strength shelf matches the punch most people are used to from high-strength disposables, which is why it is the common landing point for anyone switching over directly.

Strength also interacts with your hardware. A higher-wattage pod delivers more nicotine per puff from the same bottle, so if you move to a more powerful device, dropping a strength level often feels better than keeping the same one. The exact figure is always printed on the product page and on the bottle.

VG/PG Ratio – The Spec Most People Ignore

Every bottle lists a VG/PG ratio, and it quietly decides how the liquid behaves in your pod.

• PG (propylene glycol) carries flavour and produces the throat sensation. More PG means sharper, more defined taste and a firmer draw.
• VG (vegetable glycerine) is thicker and makes vapour. More VG means a softer draw, more visible vapour, and slower wicking.
• 50/50 is the pod standard — thin enough to wick reliably through a small coil, balanced between flavour and smoothness. ELFLIQ, VOEX, Nasty Liq and Nasty Burst all use it.
• 60PG/40VG pushes flavour and throat feel further forward. Riot Bar EDTN uses this ratio, which is why it reads as sharper and more immediate than the others.

One practical consequence: high-VG liquids made for sub-ohm tanks are too thick for most pod coils and can cause dry hits. Everything in this collection is pod-friendly, so that problem does not arise here.

ELFLIQ – Elf Bar's Own Flavours, in a Bottle

ELFLIQ is the refill version of the flavours Elf Bar built its name on. If you have worked through the disposable range and found a profile you keep going back to, this is where you find it again in 30 ml form, on a 50/50 base that wicks cleanly in any pod.

• Fruity: Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava — creamy kiwi, bright passion fruit and soft guava layered into one smooth tropical draw.
• Super sweet: Double Apple — a red-apple candy profile with a warm, aromatic finish rather than a sharp one.
• Ultra sour: Lemon Lime — a citrus pair with a genuine sour edge and a clean, quick finish.
• Extra icy: Blue Razz Ice — sweet blue raspberry cut by a frosty menthol close.
• Classic: Cool Mint — plain, polished mint with nothing added to distract from it.

Riot Bar EDTN – Sharp 10 ml Bottles With a Firmer Hit

Riot Bar EDTN is the outlier in this collection, and deliberately so: its 60PG/40VG base puts flavour and throat feel ahead of vapour, so each draw lands harder and more defined than a standard 50/50 bottle. In 10 ml format it is also the easiest way to try three flavours for the price of one 30 ml bottle.

• Fruity: Apple Blackcurrant — crisp apple against dark blackcurrant, sweet with a natural tart depth.
• Super sweet: Peach XL — candy-sweet peach, thick and juicy through the whole inhale.
• Ultra sour: Lemon Lime — a razor-sharp citrus duo that hits fast and finishes clean.
• Extra icy: Grape Ice — deep purple grape lifted by a cold menthol breeze.
• Classic: Fresh Mint — natural mint with no added sweetness, calm rather than icy.

VOEX – Disposable-Style Intensity in 30 ml

VOEX is built to sound like a modern high-puff disposable rather than a traditional e-liquid: loud fruit, clear sweetness, and cooling that stays present instead of fading halfway down the bottle. The dual-fruit pairings are its signature.

• Fruity: Strawberry Dragon Fruit — ripe strawberry over creamy dragon fruit, with a soft tropical finish.
• Super sweet: Blueberry Bubble Gum — a bubblegum base carrying sweet blueberry, playful rather than heavy.
• Ultra sour: Blueberry Sour Raspberry — tangy raspberry balanced against deeper blueberry.
• Extra icy: Black Ice — dark berries wrapped in a hard menthol chill.
• Classic: Pepper Mint — crisp peppermint with a clean herbal edge.

Nasty Liq and Nasty Burst – Two Ranges, One Flavour Philosophy

Nasty is the brand with the widest flavour list here, split across two ranges that serve different purposes. Nasty Liquid comes in 10 ml bottles across 18 flavours — clean, punchy and the cheapest entry in the whole collection. Nasty Burst takes the same flavour thinking into 30 ml bottles with 19 options, pushing sweetness and cooling harder to match what high-capacity disposables taste like.

• Fruity: Mango Peach Pineapple — creamy mango, juicy peach and bright pineapple in three clear layers.
• Super sweet: Blue Raspberry — thick candy-style blue raspberry, bold from the first draw.
• Ultra sour: Energy Drink — the tart, fizzy profile of a classic energy drink, with a sour accent.
• Extra icy: Blue Razz Ice — blue raspberry under an intense menthol freeze.
• Classic: Vanilla Tobacco — a warm tobacco base softened with creamy vanilla.

Five Flavour Families – Browse by Taste, Not by Brand

The liquids are sorted the same way the disposables are, so if you already know which shelf you belong on, you can skip the brands entirely.

• Fruity: bright, juicy and balanced enough for all-day use — tropical blends, berry mixes and orchard pairings. The largest family by a distance.
• Extra icy: cooling first, from a light freshness to a full frost. Ice sharpens the edges of fruit, which is why so many icy blends read as cleaner than their non-icy versions.
• Super sweet: candy and dessert territory — syrupy, rich and smooth, for anyone who wants the sweet layer up front.
• Ultra sour: zesty and mouth-watering, with an acidity that cuts straight through sweetness.
• Classic: mint, tobacco, cola and other plain, familiar profiles — the least sweet corner of the collection.

You can also sort by what other people are buying: the most popular liquids and the newest arrivals each have their own shelf.

Which Device Do These Liquids Belong In?

Nic salts want a low-wattage MTL pod with a coil at 1.0 Ω or higher — small draw, small power, long battery life. That covers almost every refillable pod on the market, including everything in the pod systems and vape devices sections here.

A concrete example: the VOOPOO Doric Galaxy pairs a 2 ml refillable pod and a 1.2 Ω coil with a 500 mAh device battery plus an 1,800 mAh magnetic power bank, Type-C and wireless charging, adjustable airflow and a battery display — the kind of setup a 30 ml bottle is designed around. Replacement pods and coils for these devices live in the pods section, and they are the one consumable you will keep buying alongside the liquid.

What Refilling Actually Costs Compared to Disposables

This is the reason most people switch, so it is worth doing the arithmetic properly rather than guessing.

• A 30 ml bottle at €12.90–€14.90 yields roughly 9,000–12,000 puffs at 300–400 puffs per millilitre.
• A 10,000-puff disposable in this shop costs around €24.90.
• So one 30 ml bottle covers the same ground for roughly half the price — before the multi-bottle discount.
• A 10 ml bottle at €5.49–€6.49 gives about 3,000–4,000 puffs, which is cheaper per puff than any small disposable in the shop.
• Buy several and the price drops again: 3% from three bottles, 5% from five, 10% from ten.

The one cost a disposable does not have is hardware: a pod device and the occasional replacement pod. That is paid once, and after two or three bottles the maths has already tipped in favour of refilling.

Switching From Disposables in Three Steps

Most people overcomplicate this. It takes three decisions.

• 1. Match the strength first. If you are coming from a high-strength disposable, start on the higher-strength shelf — dropping straight to the lower one is the most common reason a switch fails.
• 2. Match the flavour, not the brand. Find the family you already vape — fruity, icy or sweet — and start there. ELFLIQ, VOEX and Nasty Burst are all tuned to sound like disposables.
• 3. Start with 10 ml, then commit to 30 ml. Two or three small bottles cost less than one large one and tell you what you actually like before you buy a month's supply.

Nicotine, Labelling and Who These Products Are For

Nicotine strength and bottle size vary by brand and by flavour, and both are printed on the product page and on the bottle itself — check them before ordering, because the same flavour name can exist in more than one format. Bottles are supplied with child-resistant caps.

Every product in this category is intended for adults of legal smoking age only. Nicotine is an addictive substance; these are not medical products and they are not suitable for non-smokers, minors, or anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding. Store bottles away from children and pets, and keep them out of direct sunlight and heat.

Why Buy E-Liquids at MyPods Europe?

Every bottle is genuine, sealed, sourced through official European channels and shipped from EU stock, so nothing arrives past its best or with an unclear history.

• Cash on delivery — pay when the parcel arrives.
• 24–48 hour dispatch on most orders.
• Multi-bottle discounts — 3% from three bottles, 5% from five, 10% from ten.
• Five brands in both formats, so you can compare 10 ml and 30 ml side by side instead of guessing.
• Loyalty points on every order, and wholesale terms for shops and resellers.

Browse the full e-liquid collection, or start from the format you already know: 10 ml bottles or 30 ml bottles.

Frequently Asked Questions About Nic Salt E-Liquids

What is the difference between nic salt and freebase e-liquid?

Nic salts use nicotine in its salt form, which vapourises at a lower temperature and stays smooth even at higher strengths. Freebase liquids suit high-wattage sub-ohm devices, while nic salts are made for low-wattage pod systems and absorb faster.

Which strength should I choose?

The lower-strength option is the balanced everyday choice for light to medium users. The higher-strength option matches what most high-strength disposables deliver, which is why people switching over directly usually start there.

Do nic salts taste the same as disposable vapes?

Close, and in some cases deliberately identical — ELFLIQ, VOEX and Nasty Burst are all tuned to replicate disposable-style intensity. Because pod systems run cooler, the flavour often reads as cleaner and stays more consistent through the bottle.

How long does a 10 ml or 30 ml bottle last?

At roughly 300–400 puffs per millilitre, a 10 ml bottle covers about 3,000–4,000 puffs — several days to a week for a moderate user. A 30 ml bottle covers roughly 9,000–12,000, which is typically two to three weeks.

What does the VG/PG ratio mean?

PG carries flavour and throat feel, VG makes vapour. A 50/50 ratio is the pod standard; Riot Bar EDTN's 60PG/40VG pushes flavour and throat feel further forward, which is why it feels sharper than the other brands here.

Can I use these liquids in any device?

They are made for refillable pod systems and MTL devices with coils at 1.0 Ω or above. They are not intended for high-wattage sub-ohm tanks, where a lower-strength freebase liquid is the better match.

Is refilling actually cheaper than buying disposables?

Yes, by a wide margin. A 30 ml bottle delivers a similar number of puffs to a 10,000-puff disposable for roughly half the price, and the gap widens once the multi-bottle discount applies.

Do I need to mix anything or add nicotine shots?

No. Every bottle here is ready to use straight from the cap — no shortfills, no nicotine shots, no steeping time.

Which brand should I start with?

If you want the cheapest way to test several flavours, start with Nasty Liquid or Riot Bar EDTN in 10 ml. If you already know your profile, ELFLIQ, VOEX or Nasty Burst in 30 ml give the better price per millilitre.

Can I order e-liquids with cash on delivery?

Yes. Cash on delivery is available on the whole range, most orders are dispatched within 24–48 hours from EU stock, and multi-bottle discounts apply automatically from three bottles upward.