E-Liquids
Shop e-liquids at Vape Up UK, from 100ml shortfills by IVG and Hayati Pro Max through to 10ml nicotine salts. Shortfills are nicotine-free out of the bottle with space left to add a nic shot, making them the most cost-effective way to buy your favourite flavours in bulk — while our nic salt e-liquids cover ready-to-vape 10ml bottles up to 20mg strength.
Shortfills vs Nic Salts: Which Do You Need?
It comes down to your device and how you vape. Larger 100ml shortfills (typically 70VG/30PG) are made for sub-ohm kits that produce bigger clouds at lower nicotine strengths — pair them with a device from our pod kits range like the Voopoo Drag or Vaporesso XROS series. If you use a low-wattage pod device or you're switching from disposables, 10ml nic salts at 10–20mg will suit you better.
Every e-liquid we sell is TPD-compliant and sourced from authorised UK distributors — and every bottle sits comfortably in our under £10 range. Mix and match with our bundle deals to bring the per-bottle price down, and check the prefilled pods range if your device takes ready-filled pods instead. Fast UK dispatch on all orders. You must be 18 or over to purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a shortfill e-liquid?
A shortfill is a large bottle (usually 100ml) filled short of the top, leaving room to add nicotine. Out of the bottle it's 0mg - completely nicotine-free - which is how larger bottles stay compliant with UK regulations.
Do I need to add a nic shot to a shortfill?
Only if you want nicotine. Adding one 10ml 18mg nic shot to a 100ml shortfill gives roughly 3mg overall strength. Vaped without a shot, it stays 0mg.
What's the difference between 50/50 and 70/30 e-liquid?
The numbers refer to the VG/PG ratio. 50/50 liquids suit low-power mouth-to-lung kits and carry flavour and throat hit well; 70/30 (high-VG) liquids are thicker, produce bigger clouds and suit sub-ohm devices. Check what your device is designed for before buying.
How should I store e-liquid?
Cool, dark and out of reach of children and pets. Nicotine-containing liquid degrades in sunlight and heat, so a cupboard beats a windowsill. Most e-liquids keep for around two years unopened.
What is a nic shot?
A 10ml bottle of flavourless nicotine (usually 18mg) made to be mixed into shortfills. One shot in a 100ml shortfill gives about 3mg strength; two shots push it towards 6mg.
Why has my e-liquid turned darker?
Nicotine naturally oxidises over time, especially with heat and light exposure, turning liquid amber. It's normal and safe to vape, though very dark liquid in an old bottle may taste past its best.
After adding a nic shot, should I let the bottle steep?
Give it a vigorous shake and ideally let it stand for a few hours so the nicotine distributes evenly. Some vapers find flavours deepen after a day or two of steeping.
Who are 0mg e-liquids for?
Vapers who have tapered off nicotine entirely but still enjoy the flavour and habit, and cloud-chasers running high-power kits. All our products remain 18+ regardless of nicotine content.
How much e-liquid do vapers use per day?
Mouth-to-lung pod vapers typically get through 2-5ml a day; sub-ohm setups can use double that or more. It's worth knowing your usage when comparing the cost of bottles versus prefilled pods.
Can I mix two e-liquid flavours together?
Yes - mixing shortfills or salts of the same VG/PG ratio is safe and common. Just be prepared for unpredictable results, and mix small amounts first before committing a full tank.