How to choose your Vampire Vape Bar Salts
There's one product here, so the real decisions are flavour and strength. Here's how to land on both.
Pick a flavour family
If you want something you can vape all day without thinking, go for a straight fruit: Blueberry, Mango, Grape, Watermelon or Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava. Want fruit with a bit more fizz? Blue Razz Lemonade and Pink Lemonade bring a lemonade edge, and Blue Sour Raspberry adds a sour candy finish. If you'd rather cool down, Cherry Raspberry Strawberry Ice, Strawberry Ice and Nrg Ice all finish icy, with Nrg Ice built around a sweet energy drink base. Prefer something savoury and fizzy, take Cola.
Choose your strength
10mg nic salt suits vapers who already vape often through the day or prefer a lighter hit. 20mg is the stronger option, and the better starting point if you're newer to making the switch or want fewer puffs to feel satisfied. Nic salts absorb quickly compared with freebase e-liquid, so 20mg in a bar salt still feels smooth rather than harsh.
VG/PG ratio and bottle size
Every bottle in this range is 50/50 VG/PG in a 10ml bottle, the standard nic salt build. That ratio is what gives a tighter draw and keeps flavour strong without flooding a small coil. If you want bigger clouds and lower nicotine, look at the shortfills range instead.
Which device it suits
50/50 nic salt at 10mg or 20mg is made for pod kits, not sub-ohm setups. Drop a bottle into a pod kit or a refillable pod kit and you'll get a warm, satisfying draw without overworking the coil. Plenty of people still call these e-cigarette kits out of habit, and it's the same devices we mean. In day to day use, most people find a 10ml bottle sees out a good stretch in a pod kit, and coils tend to last better on a 50/50 mix than on a heavier VG juice.
