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Explore 3mg e-liquid at Tablites, with 3mg nicotine vape juice in fruit, tobacco, menthol, mint and dessert flavours. Our selection includes 10ml freebase e-liquids in different VG/PG ratios from brands such as Vampire Vape, IVG, Simple Essentials and Tablites. Compare flavours, formulations and compatibility with your refillable vape kit below.
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3mg e-liquid contains 3 milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid. It is also described as 3mg/ml nicotine strength or 0.3% nicotine.
In a 10ml bottle, a concentration of 3mg/ml means the bottle contains 30mg of nicotine in total. This describes the amount in the liquid, not the amount absorbed by the user.
Nicotine concentration is only one consideration when choosing an e-liquid. The nicotine formulation, VG/PG ratio and device specifications are also important.
Our 3mg vape juice collection includes different flavour styles. Available options vary by brand and stock, so check each product listing for its current 3mg variant.
Fruit flavours include options inspired by strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, apple, cherry, peach and mixed fruits. Some combine multiple fruits or add a cooling flavour component.
Menthol and mint e-liquids offer cooling, minty or menthol-led flavour profiles. These are not necessarily identical: some products emphasise a mint flavour while others focus on menthol or an icy finish.
Explore our menthol vape juice collection for more options.
Tobacco-inspired e-liquids can include classic tobacco, Virginia-style blends and other tobacco flavour profiles. The flavour varies between manufacturers and does not necessarily replicate a tobacco cigarette.
Selected 3mg liquids feature dessert-inspired flavours such as custard, cheesecake, caramel or vanilla. Check the product descriptions for the individual flavour notes.
The products currently shown in this collection are primarily freebase nicotine e-liquids. Freebase refers to the nicotine formulation, while 3mg/ml describes its concentration.
Freebase liquids are available in different VG/PG ratios. Some are intended for compatible lower-powered mouth-to-lung devices, while other formulations may suit different equipment.
Always check the manufacturer's recommended liquid type for your device and coil.
Freebase nicotine and nicotine salts are different nicotine formulations. The concentration printed on the bottle should be considered separately from the formulation.
Many nicotine salt products are available in strengths such as 5mg, 10mg or 20mg, but exact strengths vary by brand. Do not assume that a nicotine salt product is available in 3mg.
Browse our nic salt e-liquids to compare available formulations and strengths.
VG stands for vegetable glycerine and PG stands for propylene glycol. Their proportions affect liquid thickness and how a formulation works with different devices.
A 50VG/50PG e-liquid contains equal proportions of VG and PG. Many are intended for compatible refillable pod systems and mouth-to-lung vape kits.
Browse our 50/50 e-liquid collection for more information about this formulation.
Some products in this collection have higher PG proportions, including 60PG/40VG and 80PG/20VG formulations. These liquids are generally thinner than high-VG e-liquids.
Check the exact ratio and coil manufacturer's guidance before using them in a particular device.
High-VG e-liquids are thicker and are commonly designed for compatible higher-powered equipment. Nicotine-free shortfills are a different product format from the ready-to-use 10ml 3mg liquids listed in this collection.
Do not assume a shortfill contains 3mg nicotine. Check the finished nicotine concentration and mixing instructions where applicable.
Nicotine strength alone does not determine whether an e-liquid is compatible with a vape kit. Compatibility depends on the VG/PG ratio, coil resistance, device power range and manufacturer instructions.
Many 50/50 and higher-PG e-liquids are intended for compatible lower-powered mouth-to-lung devices. High-VG formulations generally require devices designed for thicker liquids.
Browse our refillable vape kits and follow the device manufacturer's recommendations when selecting an e-liquid.
3mg/ml e-liquid contains half the nicotine concentration of 6mg/ml e-liquid. For example, a 10ml bottle at 3mg/ml contains 30mg of nicotine, while a 10ml bottle at 6mg/ml contains 60mg.
This comparison describes nicotine concentration only. It does not predict how much nicotine an individual will absorb, which depends on the product, device and pattern of use.
See our 6mg e-liquid collection if you want to compare available 6mg products.
It means the liquid contains 3 milligrams of nicotine per millilitre, equivalent to a nicotine concentration of 0.3%.
A 10ml bottle at 3mg/ml contains 30mg of nicotine in total. This is the amount in the bottle, not the amount absorbed by a user.
No. A 3mg/ml e-liquid contains nicotine. Nicotine-free e-liquids are labelled 0mg.
Yes. Both describe a nicotine concentration of 3 milligrams per millilitre.
Yes. Depending on current stock, 3mg liquids can include fruit, tobacco, menthol, mint and dessert flavours.
Many 3mg products are freebase nicotine e-liquids. Check the individual product listing to confirm its formulation.
Some 3mg e-liquids are suitable for compatible refillable pod kits. Check the VG/PG ratio and the device manufacturer's coil recommendations.
No. Different products use different VG/PG ratios, including 50/50 and higher-PG formulations.
6mg/ml e-liquid has twice the nicotine concentration of 3mg/ml e-liquid. Actual nicotine exposure depends on several factors beyond concentration.
That depends on the liquid and device. Some 3mg high-VG liquids are intended for compatible sub-ohm equipment, but the higher-PG liquids in this collection may not be suitable for every sub-ohm setup.
Yes. The products currently listed in this collection are 10ml e-liquids, subject to current availability and product specifications.
Explore our full e-liquid collection to compare available nicotine strengths, flavour profiles and formulations.
Important: Nicotine is addictive and vaping is not risk-free. Vaping products are for adults aged 18 and over. Keep e-liquids and devices away from children and pets. People who do not smoke should not start vaping.