Shop E-Liquids and Vape Juice at Tablites
E-liquid, also known as vape juice or vape liquid, is the liquid used in compatible refillable vaping devices. When heated by the device's coil, it produces an aerosol that can be inhaled. E-liquids are available in different flavours, nicotine strengths and formulations to suit a range of compatible vape kits.
At Tablites, you can explore e-liquids from brands including Vampire Vape, Doozy Vape Co., Elfliq and other established manufacturers. The range includes nicotine salt e-liquids, traditional freebase nicotine liquids, 50/50 blends and high-VG shortfills.
Choosing the right e-liquid involves more than selecting a flavour. Nicotine content, VG/PG ratio and device compatibility are important considerations. A liquid designed for a low-powered pod kit may not be suitable for a high-powered sub-ohm device, and vice versa.
What Are the Different Types of E-Liquid?
E-liquids are available in several formulations. Understanding their differences can help you identify products that match your device's requirements.
Nicotine Salt E-Liquids
Nicotine salt e-liquids use a formulation that can provide a smoother sensation at the throat than some freebase nicotine liquids at comparable nicotine strengths. They are commonly available in 10ml bottles and are often used with compatible lower-powered mouth-to-lung (MTL) devices.
Nic salts are available in different nicotine strengths and flavour profiles. Always check the nicotine concentration and the manufacturer's device recommendations before use.
Browse our nicotine salt e-liquids to compare available options.
Freebase Nicotine E-Liquids
Freebase nicotine is another common nicotine formulation. It is available in a variety of strengths and VG/PG ratios, with some products intended for lower-powered MTL devices and others formulated for compatible higher-output equipment.
Freebase liquids can produce a more noticeable throat sensation than nicotine salts, although the experience depends on nicotine strength, formulation and device settings.
50/50 E-Liquids
A 50/50 e-liquid contains approximately equal proportions of vegetable glycerine (VG) and propylene glycol (PG). This balance is commonly used in refillable pod kits and other compatible lower-powered devices.
Many 50/50 liquids are available in 10ml bottles with different nicotine strengths. Their suitability depends on the specific coil or cartridge being used.
Explore our 50/50 e-liquids for more options.
High-VG E-Liquids
High-VG e-liquids contain a larger proportion of vegetable glycerine, commonly around 70% VG or higher. They are generally thicker than 50/50 formulations and are often intended for compatible direct-to-lung (DTL) devices.
High-VG liquids are associated with greater vapour production when used with suitable hardware. However, not every sub-ohm coil or pod is compatible with every high-VG formulation.
Browse our high-VG e-liquids and check individual product specifications before choosing a liquid.
Shortfill E-Liquids
Shortfills are larger bottles of nicotine-free e-liquid that contain space for additional liquid. For example, a 60ml bottle may contain 50ml of e-liquid, leaving room for a separately purchased nicotine shot where the product is designed for this purpose.
Shortfills are commonly available in high-VG formulations, although the VG/PG ratio varies between products. They should be matched to the requirements of the device and coil.
Check the bottle size, fill volume and mixing instructions before adding anything to a shortfill. Nicotine-containing products must be handled and stored carefully.
Understanding VG and PG in E-Liquids
Most conventional e-liquids contain vegetable glycerine (VG) and propylene glycol (PG). The proportion of each ingredient affects the liquid's thickness and how it performs in different vaping devices.
What Is Vegetable Glycerine (VG)?
Vegetable glycerine is a relatively thick ingredient that contributes to aerosol production. Higher-VG formulations are commonly associated with DTL devices designed to handle thicker liquids.
What Is Propylene Glycol (PG)?
Propylene glycol is a thinner ingredient used in many e-liquid formulations. It helps carry flavourings and can contribute to the sensation experienced at the throat.
Which VG/PG Ratio Should You Choose?
The appropriate ratio depends primarily on the device, coil and manufacturer's recommendations.
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50VG/50PG: Commonly used with compatible refillable pod kits and MTL devices.
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70VG/30PG: Often used with suitable DTL and sub-ohm setups.
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Higher-PG formulations: Available for certain compatible devices and preferences.
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Other ratios: May be suitable where explicitly supported by the device manufacturer.
These are general categories rather than universal compatibility rules. Always check the requirements of the installed coil or cartridge.
Choosing an E-Liquid Nicotine Strength
E-liquids are sold in different nicotine strengths, usually expressed in milligrams per millilitre (mg/ml). The nicotine concentration is separate from the VG/PG ratio and flavour.
There is no single nicotine strength that suits everyone. The appropriate choice depends on individual circumstances, the device and the product's intended use. Higher nicotine concentrations deliver more nicotine per millilitre of liquid, but actual exposure also depends on how the device is used.
Nicotine-Free E-Liquids
Products labelled 0mg contain no intentionally added nicotine. Nicotine-free does not mean risk-free, and the liquid must still be suitable for the device.
5mg and 6mg E-Liquids
Lower-strength nicotine liquids are available in a variety of formulations. Check whether the product uses freebase nicotine or nicotine salts, as well as its recommended device compatibility.
Explore our 5mg and 6mg e-liquids to compare products available at this concentration.
12mg E-Liquids
12mg e-liquids contain 12mg of nicotine per millilitre. Products at this strength are available in different formulations, so check the intended device type and the manufacturer's instructions.
Browse our 12mg e-liquids for the current selection.
18mg and 20mg E-Liquids
Higher-strength nicotine-containing e-liquids are generally associated with compatible lower-powered devices rather than high-output DTL setups. The nicotine formulation and device operating characteristics remain important.
See our 18mg e-liquids for products available at that strength.
In the UK, nicotine-containing e-liquids sold to consumers are subject to regulatory limits, including a maximum nicotine concentration of 20mg/ml and a maximum refill container size of 10ml.
Which E-Liquid Is Compatible with Your Vape Kit?
Using an appropriate e-liquid helps a device operate within its intended specifications. Compatibility depends on the coil, wicking material, power settings and airflow design.
E-Liquids for Refillable Pod Kits
Many refillable pod kits are designed for 50/50 e-liquids or other relatively thin formulations. These devices often use lower-powered coils and provide an MTL or restricted direct-to-lung (RDTL) inhale.
Some refillable pod systems support a wider range of formulations, but compatibility should always be confirmed for the exact pod or coil.
Explore our refillable vape kits to compare devices and their specifications.
E-Liquids for Sub-Ohm Vape Kits
Many sub-ohm devices are designed for DTL vaping and can accommodate higher-VG liquids. Their coils and airflow systems vary, so a high-VG formulation should only be used where the manufacturer recommends it.
Nicotine concentration also matters. Do not assume that a high-strength e-liquid is appropriate for a high-output device.
Can You Use the Same E-Liquid in Every Vape?
No. E-liquids are not universally compatible with all vaping devices. A thick high-VG shortfill may not wick properly in a small MTL cartridge, while a thinner liquid may not be suitable for certain high-output tanks.
Always consult the manufacturer's instructions before filling a device with a new formulation.
Explore E-Liquid Flavours
Flavour is another important consideration when browsing e-liquids. The Tablites range includes fruit, menthol, tobacco-inspired, dessert and other flavour profiles, subject to current availability.
Fruit E-Liquids
Fruit-flavoured vape liquids include profiles inspired by berries, citrus fruits and tropical fruit combinations. Some combine several fruit notes, while others focus on a single flavour.
Menthol and Mint E-Liquids
Menthol and mint flavours provide cooling or mint-inspired flavour profiles. The intensity and formulation vary between products.
Tobacco-Flavoured E-Liquids
Tobacco-inspired e-liquids are designed around flavour notes associated with tobacco. They do not contain tobacco leaf unless a specific product explicitly states otherwise.
Dessert and Sweet E-Liquids
Dessert-inspired flavours include profiles based on bakery products, custards, sweets and other sweet combinations. Availability depends on the manufacturer and product range.
Popular E-Liquid Brands at Tablites
Tablites stocks e-liquids from a range of manufacturers, with different formulations, bottle sizes, nicotine strengths and flavour collections.
Vampire Vape
Vampire Vape offers a range of e-liquid flavours across different product formats. Check the individual product listing for the formulation and nicotine strength.
Explore the Vampire Vape collection for available products.
Elfliq by Elf Bar
Elfliq is an e-liquid range associated with the Elf Bar brand. Products are available in nicotine salt formulations, with flavour and strength options depending on current stock.
Browse our Elfliq e-liquids for the dedicated range.
Doozy Vape Co.
Doozy Vape Co. produces e-liquids across different flavour collections and formulations. Product specifications vary, so check the relevant listing before purchasing.
How to Store E-Liquids
Follow the storage instructions provided on the product packaging. E-liquids should generally be kept tightly closed, away from excessive heat and direct sunlight, and out of reach of children and pets.
Check the product's expiry or best-before information where supplied. Do not use a liquid if its packaging is damaged, its contents appear contaminated or the manufacturer advises against use.
Nicotine-containing e-liquid can be harmful if swallowed or absorbed through the skin. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, clean spills promptly and follow the product's safety instructions.
E-Liquid FAQs
1. What is e-liquid?
E-liquid is the liquid used in compatible refillable vaping devices. It typically contains VG, PG and flavourings, and may contain nicotine.
2. Is vape juice the same as e-liquid?
Yes. Vape juice, vape liquid and e-liquid are common names for the liquid used in vaping devices.
3. What is the difference between nic salts and freebase nicotine?
They are different nicotine formulations. Nicotine salts can provide a smoother throat sensation at comparable strengths, while freebase nicotine may feel more noticeable at the throat. The experience also depends on the device and liquid formulation.
4. What does 50/50 e-liquid mean?
It usually means the liquid contains approximately 50% vegetable glycerine and 50% propylene glycol. It is commonly used in compatible lower-powered devices.
5. What does 70VG/30PG mean?
It means the liquid contains approximately 70% vegetable glycerine and 30% propylene glycol. This formulation is commonly associated with compatible DTL and sub-ohm devices.
6. Can I use high-VG e-liquid in a pod vape?
Only if the specific pod and coil support it. Many smaller MTL pods are designed for thinner liquids, while some higher-output pod systems can accommodate high-VG formulations.
7. What is a shortfill e-liquid?
A shortfill is a bottle containing nicotine-free e-liquid with space left for additional liquid, such as a compatible nicotine shot where the manufacturer provides for this.
8. Do all e-liquids contain nicotine?
No. E-liquids are available with and without nicotine. Check the product label for the stated nicotine concentration.
9. What nicotine strengths are available?
Nicotine-containing e-liquids are sold in various concentrations, including 3mg, 5mg, 6mg, 10mg, 12mg, 18mg and 20mg, depending on the product. Not every formulation is available in every strength.
10. Can I use nicotine salt e-liquid in a sub-ohm vape?
Only where the manufacturer confirms that the formulation and nicotine strength are appropriate for the device and coil. High-strength nic salts should not automatically be used in high-output setups.
11. How long does a bottle of e-liquid last?
It depends on bottle size, device settings, coil characteristics and individual usage. There is no reliable universal duration for a bottle of e-liquid.
12. Why does my e-liquid taste burnt?
A burnt taste can occur when a coil's wicking material is insufficiently saturated, the coil is worn or the device is operated outside its recommended settings. Follow the manufacturer's coil preparation and replacement instructions.
13. How should I store e-liquid?
Follow the packaging instructions, keep bottles securely closed and store them away from children, pets, excessive heat and direct sunlight.
14. How do I choose an e-liquid for my vape kit?
Start by checking your device's recommended VG/PG ratio, compatible coil or cartridge and supported nicotine formulations. Then compare suitable products by flavour, nicotine content and bottle size.
Important: Nicotine is addictive. Nicotine-containing vaping products are intended for adults aged 18 and over. Vaping is not risk-free. Follow all product safety instructions and keep e-liquids and vaping equipment away from children and pets.
