Shortfill E Liquids (or Shake & Vape) are large bottles of 0mg (nicotine free) vape juice with space in the bottle to add your own Nicotine Shots. Shortfills are named as such simply because the bottle isn’t filled to the top (they’re ‘filled short’), so a 60ml bottle will have 50ml of E Liquid and 10ml of space.
What are shortfill e liquids and Shake & Vape?
Apr 26, 2021 · Shortfills, also known as Shake & Vape, are nicotine-free e-liquids that have a little bit of space in the bottle left so that you can add Nicotine Shots later. They are most popular in the countries belonging to the European Union.
What are shortfills and how do they work?
Jan 27, 2021 · Shortfills are larger bottles of nicotine-free E-Liquid – they usually come in 25ml, 50ml, 100ml and 200ml sizes. As the name suggests, the bottles are slightly underfilled, leaving room in the bottle for vapers to add in a ‘nic shot’.
What does shake and vape mean?
Shortfills E-liquids & Vape Juices. If you like to have LOTS of juice and never worry about running out, shortfills vape juice is the way forward. You get a 100ML or 50ML bottle of vape juice and an additional bottle of nicotine. When you get your vape juice, simply add the nicotine, give it a shake, and start filling up your tank to vape.
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What Are Shortfills?
Shortfills are larger bottles of nicotine-free E-Liquid – they usually come in 25ml, 50ml, 100ml and 200ml sizes.#N#As the name suggests, the bottles are slightly underfilled, leaving room in the bottle for vapers to add in a ‘nic shot’.
What Are Nic Shots?
Nic shots, or nicotine shots, are small bottles of pure nicotine. They are added to the shortfill to give it a nicotine content of your preferred strength.
Why Were Shortfills Created?
Over the years, the vaping industry has been met with many rules, restrictions and regulations that are meant to make vaping safer for vapers.
Why Choose Shortfills and Nic Shots?
When combined, the shortfill and nic shot can create far more E-Liquid than you would get in a standard 10ml bottle of pre-mixed E-Liquid. This makes it a more cost-effective choice for many vapers.
Different Types of Nic Shots
There are different nic shot options available. One kind may suit you better than another.
How Much Nicotine Should You Add to a Shortfill
Most nic shots will come in 18mg strengths. Below you will see a chart that explains the amount of nic shots you need to create 3mg and 6mg E-Liquid using shortfills of various sizes.
Can You Vape Shortfills Alone?
Shortfills can be vaped alone without any nic shots added for a nicotine-free vaping experience. Some choose to do this as it is more cost-effective and there is a large selection of flavours available.
The History of Shortfill E Liquids
In 2017, the TPD (Tobacco Products Directive) introduced new regulations for any Vape Kit or E Liquid that contains nicotine in the UK/EU. This included restrictions on bottles that contain nicotine, limiting their size to a maximum of 10ml.
What Sizes Do Shortfills Come In?
The bottle sizes of Shortfill E Liquids can be confusing since they come with space in the bottle to add your own Nic Shots. For example, a 50ml Shortfill bottle will actually have 60ml of E Liquid if a Nic Shot is added.
What Are Nic Shots?
Nic Shots are flavourless 10ml bottles of E Liquid that contain high concentrations of nicotine. While these E Liquids can be vaped on their own, they’re designed to be added to 0mg (nicotine free) Shortfills only. Vaping Nic Shots on their own however would be totally fine since they’re just flavourless E Liquids.
How Much Nicotine do I add?
This depends entirely on how much nicotine you need, and how big your Shortfill bottle is. The maximum strength you can have with a Shortfill bottle is 6mg, this is because Shortfills are concentrated (they taste stronger than usual) so adding the Nic Shots dilutes the flavour to the perfect strength.
How do I add Nic Shots to a Shortfill?
Adding Nic Shots to a Shortfill bottle is extremely straightforward. Simply follow our visual guide below:
Are Shortfills Right For Me?
Shortfills are ideal for vapers who use 6mg nicotine strength or below. While you can add more nicotine to a Shortfill to increase the dosage past 6mg, each Nic Shot added after the first one will dilute the taste of the E Liquid.
The Cons of Shortfills?
There aren’t many cons to buying Shortfills, but it depends on the type of vaper you are. As stated above, the maximum dosage of nicotine you can have with a Shortfill E Liquid is around 6mg. If you’re used to vaping higher concentrations of nicotine, our 10ml E Liquid Range is full of delicious flavours in 10mg or 20mg strengths.
SHORTFILL E-LIQUID
Shortfills: UK TPD laws state that Eliquids containing nicotine cannot be sold in bottles larger than 10ml. Bottles larger than 10ml must be zero nicotine and known as short-fill bottles.
50ml ShortFill
0mg eliquids in large underfilled 50ml bottle with room for nicotine booster shots.
100ml Eliquid
100ml bottle full of your favorite eliquid with room for 2x booster nic shots.
What is VG in vaping?
This can seem confusing to the newcomer, but knowledge of these two ingredients can vastly improve your vaping experience. PG and VG are the odourless liquids that are combined with flavour and nicotine (when required) to create e-juice. Both PG (Propylene Glycol) and VG (Vegetable Glycerine) produce vapour when heated, which allow them to be inhaled. The two fluids have a different consistency to each other, and have a slightly different taste, giving distinct mouth and throat sensations when vaped. Most modern e-liquids use a combination of the two fluids, however, the ratio can vary dramatically. Some vaping set up’s can only work with a certain level of PG and VG so it is important to choose the right level for your equipment.
What is VG in e juice?
PG and VG are the odourless liquids that are combined with flavour and nicotine (when required) to create e-juice. Both PG (Propylene Glycol) and VG (Vegetable Glycerine) produce vapour when heated, which allow them to be inhaled.
What is the TPD article 20?
Article 20 of the TPD lays down the rules for electronic cigarettes sold as products for the consumer. This sets down the maximum nicotine concentration and volume for cartridges, tanks, pods and any nicotine Eliquid containers.
What is eliquid in cigarettes?
E-liquid, also known as e-juice , is a solution consisting of propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, food flavourings, and sometimes nicotine. This liquid can come in a variety of PG/VG ratios and nicotine strengths. Typically most cigarette smokers switching to e-cigarettes will start using high nicotine juices and move towards lower strength juices over time. There are a few extra differences that we’ll get into later with Eliquid and Shortfill differences.
What is the TPD?
Tobacco Products Directive which is also known as TPD is a regulation that was passed by the EU in 2014. This law governs the manufacture, presentation and sale of any tobacco and their related products. These include cigarettes, rolling tobacco, pipe tobacco, cigars, cigarillos, smokeless tobacco cigarettes, electronic cigarettes and their products such as shortfill bottles as well as any herbal products for smoking.