200ml Shortfill E-Liquids
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Cost-Effective
No Nicotine Limitations
Nicotine Flexibility
Customisation
Various Bottle Sizes
Variety of FlavorsWhat is 200ml shortfill e-liquid?
If you’re looking to save yourself some money and always have vape juice close to hand, then 200ml shortfill e-liquid bottles could be the solution to all your woes.
These nicotine-free VG/PG mixes come in 250ml bottles with a 50ml gap left at the top so you can top them up with up to four 10ml nicotine shots so you can determine your own nicotine strength based on personal preference.
How much nicotine should I add to a 200ml shortfill bottle?
Because 200ml shortfill bottles of e-liquid are filled to 80% capacity with nicotine-free liquid, you can add up to four 10ml nicotine shots, which will turn the shortfill into a 3mg nicotine-strength vape juice. You can mix it up depending on personal preference, however, making your mix as strong or as weak as you like.
How to mix 200ml shortfill e-liquid bottles?
All you need to do to turn your shortfill into a nicotine-based e-liquid is to take the lid off the shortfill bottle and then squeeze your nicotine shots into it. It can be difficult to get the lids off the bottles, but there are tools available to help you if you’re really struggling, so don’t give up.
Once the lid is off, you simply tip your desired number of nic shots into the liquid, give it a good shake and you’re ready to vape!
What is the PG/VG ratio in a 200ml shortfill e-liquid?
There are different ratios of VG and PG in shortfill e-liquid bottles and the right mix will be largely dictated by the vaping equipment you have. You’ll find that the majority of shortfill products have a higher VG ratio, however. These are best used in advanced subohm kits, while 50/50 shortfills are most appropriate for use with starter kits, pens and pod kits.
200ml E Liquid FAQ
No, 200ml e-liquids do not contain nicotine. E-liquids that come in 200ml larger bottles are sold as “shortfills.” These bottles allow users to add nicotine separately if they want to. Shortfills come in larger bottles with extra space (e.g., 200ml) to accommodate nicotine shots (nicotine boosters) which can be procured separately.
By adding the appropriate number of nicotine shots to the shortfill bottle one can customise the nicotine strength of their e-liquid. This flexibility allows vapers to choose their preferred nicotine level, thus, making the e-liquid suitable for both high and low nicotine users. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and safety guidelines while adding nicotine shots to a shortfill e-liquid.
The longevity of a 200ml bottle of e-liquid depends on multiple factors, such as vaping frequency, the wattage of the device, and your personal preferences. As a rough estimate:
Light Vapers: If you vape infrequently or at lower wattages—a 200ml bottle can last several weeks to several months.
Moderate Vapers: For those who vape regularly but not excessively—a 200ml bottle might last a few weeks to a couple of months.
Heavy Vapers: Heavy vapers who use high-wattage devices and go through large amounts of e-liquid daily—a 200ml bottle may get finished in a matter of days to a few weeks.
As e-liquid consumption varies, monitor your e-liquid usage and adjust your purchases accordingly.
Depending on factors such as brand, quality, flavour complexity, and region, the cost of a 200ml bottle of vape juice can vary widely. However, you can expect to pay anywhere from £6.00 to £25 or more for a 200ml bottle of vape juice. Premium or complex flavour might cost you even more.
Consider e-liquid brands and any discounts or promotions that may be available while purchasing. Remember, that larger bottles like 200ml may seem more expensive up front, but actually they offer better value per millilitre when compared to smaller bottles. However, balance your budget with the shelf life of the e-liquid to ensure you can consume it before it degrades in quality.
