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E-liquid – also known as vape juice – is the liquid used inside an e-cigarette or vape kit to create vapour. It contains propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerine (VG), flavourings and optional nicotine. When heated, it produces the vapour you inhale and exhale. All e-liquids sold at Simply ELiquid are fully TPD-compliant and sourced from trusted UK manufacturers.
Most e-liquids contain a blend of PG, VG, food-grade flavourings and nicotine (optional). You can also choose nicotine-free e-liquid if you prefer.
E-liquid is regulated in the UK and must meet strict safety and quality standards. While vaping is not risk-free, Public Health England has stated it is significantly less harmful than smoking. Always store e-liquid safely and avoid skin contact or ingestion.
When choosing an e-liquid, consider flavour, nicotine strength and PG/VG ratio. Popular flavour categories include tobacco, menthol, fruit and dessert. If you're unsure, try a small selection to discover what you enjoy most.
For a smoother, faster nicotine hit, consider nicotine salt e-liquids.
There are three main types of e-liquid:
Freebase e-liquid is best for vapers using sub-ohm devices or those who prefer a stronger throat hit. Most people start with 3mg or 6mg strengths depending on their previous smoking habits.
Taste is subjective, but popular choices include tobacco, menthol, fruit and dessert flavours. We recommend trying a variety to find your favourites.
Shortfill e-liquid is a larger bottle of nicotine-free vape juice with space to add nicotine shots. This allows sub-ohm vapers to enjoy high-VG blends without the 10ml bottle limit imposed by TPD regulations. Add one nic shot to a 60ml bottle or two to a 120ml bottle, then shake well before use.
Store e-liquid in a cool, dark place away from children and pets. Keep bottles tightly closed and avoid exposure to heat or direct sunlight.
Yes. All e-liquids sold in the UK must comply with the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) and be registered with the MHRA. This ensures consistent quality and safety standards.