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Salt nicotine (or nic salt) is e-liquid that uses nicotine in its natural salt form, with a little acid added so it stays smooth even at high strengths. That is why it comes in 10 to 20 mg/mL without the harsh throat hit you would get from freebase at the same level. It is built for pods and tight MTL devices.

Who it suits

Salt nic is the go-to for people switching from cigarettes and for anyone using a pod or disposable. The higher strength and smooth draw satisfy a craving quickly, much like a cigarette does, which freebase struggles to do without turning harsh.

Strength

In Canada the cap is 20 mg/mL. As a rough guide, 20 mg/mL suits heavier or recent smokers, while 10 to 12 mg/mL suits lighter smokers or those cutting down. Pick the lowest that still does the job and step down over time.

Device

Use salt nic in pods and low-power MTL devices, not in big sub-ohm tanks. Salt juice is usually a balanced VG/PG (around 50/50) so it wicks well in small coils. Running 20 mg/mL salt through a sub-ohm device would be far too much nicotine per puff.

Salt or freebase

If you want a gentler hit and bigger clouds from a sub-ohm device, freebase at a lower strength is the other route. See freebase. For pods and a cigarette-like draw, salt is the one.

Getting it to you

Not sure on strength? Tell us what you smoked and we will point you to a sensible mg. We deliver across Vancouver the same day, often in 45 to 60 minutes, and ship Canada-wide.

Frequently asked questions

What is salt nicotine?

Salt nicotine is e-liquid that uses nicotine in its natural salt form, with a touch of acid that keeps it smooth at high strengths. That lets it come in 10 to 20 mg/mL without the harsh throat hit freebase would give at the same level. It absorbs quickly, so it satisfies a craving fast, which is why it is used in pods and disposables.

What is the difference between salt nic and freebase?

Salt nic is smooth at high strengths (10 to 20 mg/mL) and made for pods and MTL devices, so it suits people coming off cigarettes. Freebase has a stronger throat hit, comes in lower strengths (3 to 6 mg/mL), and suits big sub-ohm devices that make more vapour. Use salt in pods, freebase in sub-ohm tanks.

What mg of salt nic should I use?

In Canada the most you can buy is 20 mg/mL. As a guide, 20 mg/mL suits a heavier or recent smoker, while 10 to 12 mg/mL suits a lighter smoker or someone cutting down. Start near where your old habit sat and step the strength down over time.

Can I use salt nic in any vape?

Use salt nic in pods and low-power MTL devices, the kind with a tight, cigarette-like draw. Do not run high-strength salt through a big sub-ohm device, because it makes a lot of vapour per puff and the nicotine would be overwhelming. For sub-ohm devices, use low-strength freebase instead.

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