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Unlock better value and a superior flavour with Legion Of Vapers range of E-Liquids and Vape Juices. Whether you’re making the switch from cigarettes, moving away from disposables, or searching for the best prices on your favourite flavour, we have you covered. Shop our complete collection here. From 20mg Nic Salts and versatile 50/50 e-liquids to the cost-saving Shortfills and Longfills. Plus, enjoy 5% off your first order and Free Delivery on all orders over £40. Find your new favourite liquid below.High VG E-Liquid | 50/50 E-Liquids | Nic Salts | Shortfills | Longfills | Nicotine Shots
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We stock a wide range of e-liquid brands and vape on many of them ourselves. Here is a plain, honest summary of what we think of the ones we carry most regularly:
Zeus Juice: High-VG shortfills built for DTL vaping. Flavour accuracy is strong, particularly on fruit profiles. We run these through sub-ohm tanks and they hold up well over a full day. Good for vapers who want substantial clouds alongside genuine flavour.
Riot Squad: Bold, complex profiles that tend to be more interesting than the average fruit blend. Their hybrid nicotine range is a genuine point of difference, mixing freebase and nic salts for a more rounded hit. Worth trying if you find standard nic salts feel either too sharp or too smooth.
Nasty Juice: Strong tropical and exotic fruit profiles. The mango range in particular is well-regarded. Flavour intensity is high. A good pick if you want something that cuts through, even when you are vaping at lower wattages.
Doozy Vape Co: Consistent quality across a wide flavour range. Reliable rather than flashy, which makes them a solid everyday choice. They work well in both pod kits and sub-ohm setups depending on the product line.
Ruthless: A well-established range with a broad flavour selection. Dessert and candy profiles are a strong point. Good value for the quality, and they are consistent from bottle to bottle.
Browse the full list of e-liquid brands we stock or read our best e-liquid brands guide for more recommendations.
The format of e-liquid you buy matters more than most people realise. Get this wrong and you end up with weak flavour, a harsh throat hit, or a flooded coil. Get it right and your device performs exactly as it should.
Here is the short version:
Not sure which device type you have? Our e-liquids guide covers this in detail, and our mouth-to-lung vs direct-to-lung article explains the difference between vaping styles.
There are six main formats of E-Liquid. Each one exists for a reason. Here is what each does, what device it suits, and our honest verdict on who should be using it.
A 50/50 e-liquid is exactly what it sounds like: half PG, half VG. That balanced ratio makes it thin enough to wick through tight coils, which means it works in almost any device, from basic starter kits to compact pod systems.
The nicotine content in 50/50 liquids typically runs from 0mg up to 18mg, usually as freebase nicotine. Flavour delivery is strong, vapour production is moderate and discreet, and the throat hit is noticeable without being harsh.
Verdict: The most versatile format we stock. If you are new to vaping and not sure where to start, a 50/50 e-liquid is the safest first choice.
Nic salts use a different form of nicotine that absorbs into the bloodstream faster than freebase. That means you feel the nicotine hit quickly, cravings settle sooner, and you do not need to vape continuously to stay comfortable.
They are smooth even at higher strengths. A 20mg nic salt does not produce the harsh, scratchy throat hit you would expect from 20mg freebase, which makes them genuinely practical for heavy smokers making the switch.
Use nic salts in low-wattage devices: pod kits, starter kits, and MTL setups. They are not suited to high-power sub-ohm devices. More on that distinction in our nic salts vs freebase guide.
Verdict: The best format for switchers and anyone who needs reliable nicotine satisfaction without chaining their vape.
High-VG e-liquids typically run at 70% VG or above. The thick consistency produces dense, smooth vapour clouds and a softer, gentler throat hit. Flavour is present but more rounded than a high-PG liquid.
These are built for sub-ohm kits with coils below 1 ohm. They need the higher power output to vaporise properly. Put a high-VG liquid into a pod kit and you will get weak flavour, dry hits, and a coil that burns out faster than it should.
Verdict: The right choice for DTL vapers using sub-ohm hardware who want a smooth, cloud-heavy vape at lower nicotine strengths.
Shortfills are large-format nicotine-free e-liquids, usually 50ml or 100ml, sold in a bottle with space left at the top. That gap exists so you can add a nic shot to bring the nicotine up to your preferred level.
They are sold without nicotine because UK regulations under the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) limit nicotine-containing e-liquid to 10ml bottles. Shortfills sidestep that restriction legally by selling the base liquid separately from the nicotine.
The maths: a 50ml shortfill with one 10ml nic shot at 18mg produces roughly 3mg across the full 60ml. Most shortfills run at 70/30 VG/PG, so they’re best used with sub-ohm or DTL devices.
Verdict: The best value format for regular vapers with DTL setups. Running costs drop significantly compared to buying multiple 10ml bottles. Read our shortfills guide for mixing instructions.
Longfills take the shortfill concept further. A longfill is a small bottle of concentrated flavouring, typically 10-20ml of flavour inside a 60ml or 100ml bottle, designed to be topped up with both base liquid and nic shots.
This format gives you precise control over your VG/PG ratio and nicotine strength. It also tends to offer better cost-per-ml on flavour. The trade-off is complexity: you are mixing multiple components and need to get the ratios right.
Verdict: A good option for experienced vapers who want to dial in exactly how their liquid performs. Not the right starting point for beginners. See our guide to the difference between longfills and shortfills if you want to compare them properly.
A nic shot is a small 10ml bottle of pure, unflavoured nicotine liquid. You add it to a nicotine-free shortfill or longfill to reach your target nicotine strength.
They do not change the flavour of your e-liquid in any meaningful way. They exist to put you in control of the nicotine level. If you want 3mg, add one. If you want 6mg in a larger bottle, add two.
Verdict: Not a standalone product, but an essential purchase any time you buy a shortfill or longfill.
Still weighing up formats? A few quick comparisons help narrow things down. Nic salts vs 50/50: both work in pod kits and MTL devices, but nic salts absorb faster and stay smooth at higher strengths, while 50/50 e-liquids give a slightly stronger throat hit at lower strengths and more flavour variety. Shortfills vs Longfills: shortfills are simpler, ready-mixed with a nic shot, while longfills offer more control over VG/PG ratio and nicotine strength but require more mixing. See our guide to the difference between longfills and shortfills. MTL vs DTL: MTL e-liquids (50/50 or nic salts) suit pod kits and starter kits, while DTL e-liquids (high-VG shortfills) suit sub-ohm tanks. Read our mouth-to-lung vs direct-to-lung article for the full breakdown.
Every e-liquid is built from four core ingredients:
Vegetable Glycerine (VG) is a thick, slightly sweet liquid derived from plants. It produces vapour, and the more of it in the mix, the larger and smoother the clouds. It softens the throat hit.
Propylene Glycol (PG) is a thinner, almost water-like carrier liquid. It carries flavour more efficiently than VG, and it produces the throat hit that feels similar to a cigarette draw. Higher PG means stronger flavour intensity and a sharper inhale.
Flavourings are food-grade concentrates that give each e-liquid its taste. Quality varies between manufacturers, which is one reason some brands deliver spot-on flavour accuracy while others fall flat.
Nicotine is optional. Where it’s included, it comes either as freebase nicotine or nicotine salts, each with different absorption speeds and throat hit characteristics. The UK legal limit for nicotine in e-liquid is 20mg/ml in 10ml bottles.
For a deeper look at how VG and PG affect your vape, read our e-liquid ingredients guide.
This is the question that matters most to switchers, and it rarely gets a straight answer. Here is a worked example using real pricing from our range.
Our 5 for £10 multi-buy deal on nic salts works out at £2 per 10ml bottle. A moderate vaper going through one bottle every two days spends roughly £7 per week on e-liquid. Someone getting through a bottle a day spends closer to £14 per week.
Compare that to a daily disposable habit. At £5-6 per disposable, a one-a-day habit costs between £35 and £42 per week. Over a month, the difference between disposables and nic salts on a multi-buy deal is significant, often over £100.
Shortfills push the savings further. A 100ml shortfill at around £10-12, plus two nic shots at roughly £1 each, gives you 120ml of finished e-liquid at 3mg for approximately £13. That is considerably cheaper per ml than buying individual 10ml bottles.
The honest takeaway: for most everyday vapers, switching from disposables to nic salts on a multi-buy deal is the single biggest saving you can make without changing anything about how you vape. Stepping up to shortfills saves even more if you have a DTL device.
Browse our multi-buy offers for current deals, and read our full breakdown of vaping costs vs cigarettes and disposables.
Most vaping problems trace back to a small number of easily avoidable errors. These are the ones we see most often:
Using high-VG liquid in a pod kit. A 70/30 shortfill is too thick for most pod systems and tight MTL coils. It will not wick fast enough, your flavour will be weak, and you will burn through coils at twice the normal rate. If you have a pod kit, stick to 50/50 or nic salts.
Starting on too low a nicotine strength. This is especially common with switchers who feel they should be using a low strength. If the nicotine level is not high enough to settle cravings, the switch does not stick. Start at a realistic strength and reduce it gradually over time.
Running the tank dry. Vaping on an almost-empty tank is one of the fastest ways to burn a coil. Once the liquid level drops low enough that the wick is not fully saturated, the cotton scorches. You will taste it immediately as a harsh, acrid hit. Top up before the tank gets below a quarter full. Our guide on why your vape tastes burnt explains what happens and how to avoid it, and our dry hits guide has practical fixes.
Not steeping a fresh shortfill. A shortfill straight out of the box often tastes thinner and less accurate than it will after a few days. Shake the bottle, leave the cap slightly loose, and store it somewhere cool and dark for 24-48 hours. More complex profiles like tobacco and dessert benefit from even longer. Read our steeping guide for the full process.
Most people expect the switch from disposables to refillable E-Liquid to feel seamless. It rarely does on day one. That is not a problem with the liquid. It is a calibration issue, and it is worth setting honest expectations.
Flavour intensity from a refillable device can feel slightly different at first, particularly if you are used to a specific disposable flavour. Bar-style nic salts are specifically formulated to replicate the flavour profiles that disposable brands use, so they are the closest starting point. Brands like Bar Juice and similar bar salt ranges are worth trying first.
Throat hit varies by device and coil resistance. A 1.0 or 1.2-ohm coil running at 10-13W replicates the tight, restricted draw of a disposable more closely than an open-airflow DTL setup. Most pod kits hit this range by default. If the throat hit feels too gentle, try a slightly higher PG ratio or increase the wattage incrementally.
Nicotine satisfaction is the other variable. If you are used to 20mg disposables, start at 20mg nic salts. Going lower because it sounds more moderate often results in cravings persisting and the switch failing.
Give it a few days before drawing conclusions. It usually takes 3-5 days to adjust to a refillable setup, and the flavour often improves slightly as you find the right settings.
Our guide on E-Liquid that tastes like disposables covers specific product recommendations. If you are still deciding between a refillable and a disposable, our pod kits vs disposables comparison is a good next read.
With hundreds of verified reviews and a loyal UK customer base, Legion of Vapers is a vape shop people come back to.
Good prices year-round, with multi-buy deals and bundle savings on the stuff you actually get through. Free UK delivery over £40.
Order before 3:30pm Monday to Friday and we dispatch the same day. Most UK orders arrive in 1 to 2 working days.
Need help choosing a kit, matching coils, or picking the right liquid for your style? Message us. You’ll get proper advice from a UK-based team.
Explore our answers to some frequently asked questions.
Tobacco-flavoured e-liquid is the closest in taste. For throat hit and nicotine satisfaction, a 20mg nic salt in a pod kit or MTL starter kit is the closest functional match. Bar-style nic salts are formulated with exactly this audience in mind and are a strong starting point.
Not without checking compatibility first. High-VG liquids need sub-ohm or DTL devices with higher-power coils. Thin 50/50 liquids and nic salts work in pod kits and MTL devices. Using the wrong ratio for your device will result in poor flavour, dry hits or premature coil failure.
Regular e-liquid uses freebase nicotine. Nic salts use a naturally occurring form of nicotine that absorbs faster, feels smoother at higher strengths, and satisfies cravings more quickly. Freebase nicotine at high strengths produces a harsh throat hit. Nic salts at the same strength do not. See our nic salts vs freebase guide for a full comparison.
Use a bar-style nic salt at 20mg in a pod kit with a coil between 0.8 and 1.2 ohms. Run it at low wattage, typically 10-13W. The flavour profiles of bar salt e-liquids are specifically designed to replicate disposable vape flavours. Our guide on E-Liquid that tastes like disposables has specific product suggestions.
It refers to the ratio of VG to PG. A 70/30 liquid is 70% Vegetable Glycerine and 30% Propylene Glycol. More VG means smoother vapour and larger clouds. More PG means stronger flavour and a sharper throat hit. 70/30 is the standard ratio for most shortfills and is best suited to sub-ohm DTL devices.
It depends on how much you vape and which device you use. On average, a moderate vaper using a standard pod kit will get through a 10ml bottle in one to two days. Someone who vapes heavily, or uses a high-power DTL device, may go through it faster. Sub-ohm setups consume considerably more liquid per puff than pod kits.
The maximum permitted nicotine strength in the UK is 20mg/ml in a 10ml bottle. This applies to both freebase nicotine e-liquids and nic salts. There is no legal way to buy stronger e-liquid than 20mg through a compliant UK retailer. If you need maximum satisfaction, 20mg nic salts are the answer.
Yes, by a significant margin. Using nic salts from our 5 for £10 multi-buy deal at £2 per bottle, a vaper going through one bottle a day spends around £14 per week. A daily disposable habit at £5-6 each costs £35-42 per week. Shortfills reduce costs further for DTL vapers.
Base it on how much you currently smoke. Light smokers (under 5 a day) can start around 10mg nic salt. Moderate smokers (6-14 a day) generally do well at 10-12mg nic salt. Heavy smokers (15 or more a day) should start at 20mg nic salt. Starting too low is one of the most common reasons a switch does not last.
A few possible reasons. A fresh coil needs priming – fill the tank and wait 5-10 minutes before vaping to let the wick saturate fully. A new shortfill benefits from steeping for 24-48 hours before use. If the flavour is faint throughout, check that the VG/PG ratio suits your device. High-VG liquid in a pod kit will always underperform.
In a pod kit or MTL device, high-VG liquid will not wick fast enough through tight coils. The result is weak flavour, dry hits and a coil that burns out prematurely. In a sub-ohm device, a very thin high-PG liquid will flood the coil and produce a harsh, gurgling vape. Matching the ratio to your device type makes a measurable difference to both flavour and coil life.
Keep e-liquid away from direct sunlight and heat. A cool, dark cupboard or drawer is ideal. Exposure to light and warmth accelerates oxidation, which changes the colour and can alter the flavour over time. Nicotine-containing liquids are particularly sensitive to light. Once opened, aim to use the bottle within 2-3 months. Most unopened e-liquids have a shelf life of 1-2 years from manufacture.
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