Wick Liquor 50ml Shortfill E-Liquid
Wick Liquor 50ml Shortfill is a UK-manufactured high-VG e-liquid designed for sub-ohm vaping. The bottle contains 50ml of 0mg nicotine vape juice in a 60ml shortfill bottle, leaving space for one 10ml nicotine shot.
You now see specifications, flavour profiles, mixing guide, and device compatibility.
What Is Wick Liquor 50ml Shortfill Vape E-Liquids?
Wick Liquor 50ml Shortfill is a nicotine-free vape liquid formulated for direct-to-lung (DTL) devices.
Product specifications:
- Bottle size: 60ml bottle with 50ml e-liquid
- Nicotine strength: 0mg
- Nic shot space: 1 x 10ml
- VG/PG ratio: Typically 80VG/20PG
- Vaping style: Sub-ohm / DTL
- Made in: United Kingdom
- Safety: Childproof cap and tamper-evident seal
The 80VG blend directly affects vapour density and smoothness. Next, you learn why ratio matters.
Why Choose 80VG High-VG E-Liquid?
80VG e-liquid produces thick vapour and smooth airflow. Vegetable glycerine increases cloud volume. Propylene glycol enhances flavour delivery.
Performance outcomes:
- High VG increases vapour production.
- Lower PG reduces throat harshness.
- Thick viscosity suits coils below 1.0Ω.
- High wattage improves flavour saturation.
This ratio works best in sub-ohm tanks and mesh coils. You now explore available flavours.
Which Flavours Are Available in Wick Liquor 50ml Vape Eliquids?
Wick Liquor focuses on layered fruit, dessert, and citrus blends.
Fruity Blends
- Boulevard - Mixed fruit punch with berry undertones.
- Blue Moon - Blueberry and raspberry fusion.
- Ardour - Blackcurrant, dark berries, raspberry notes.
- Contra - Citrus-led profile with fruit depth.
- Sweet & Dessert Profiles
- Carnival - Pastry-inspired sweet flavour.
- Deja Voodoo - Coconut combined with sugar cane tones.
Each variant targets bold flavour delivery at higher wattages. Next, you learn how to add nicotine correctly.
How Do You Add Nicotine to a 50ml Shortfill Vape Juice?
You add one 10ml nicotine shot into the 50ml bottle.
Example calculation:
- Add 1 x 18mg nicotine shot
- Final volume: 60ml
- Final strength: Approximately 3mg
Steps:
- Remove cap and nozzle.
- Insert nicotine shot.
- Reattach nozzle and cap tightly.
- Shake vigorously for 1–2 minutes.
- Allow liquid to settle before use.
Nicotine distributes evenly after thorough mixing. Now check device compatibility.
Which Vape Kits Work Best with Wick Liquor 50ml Eliquid?
Wick Liquor 50ml works best with:
- Sub-ohm tanks
- Mesh coil systems
- Regulated box mods
- Direct-to-lung (DTL) kits
Avoid using high-VG liquid in pod systems or mouth-to-lung devices because thick e-liquid may cause dry hits or coil flooding.
Next, you see how to choose the correct e-liquid type for your device.
What E-Liquid Should You Use for Your Device?
Your coil resistance determines compatibility.
- Above 1.0Ω → Use 50/50 or nicotine salts
- Below 1.0Ω → Use high-VG shortfills
Device logic:
- Low wattage requires thinner liquid.
- High wattage vaporizes thicker VG efficiently.
Using incorrect VG/PG ratios can cause coil burnout, leaking, or muted flavour.
Now you understand performance alignment. Below, you find verified FAQs
FAQs About Wick Liquor 50ml Shortfill Vape Juice
Is Wick Liquor 50ml nicotine-free?
Yes. The bottle contains 0mg nicotine. You add a nicotine shot separately if required.
What nicotine strength do I get after adding a nic shot?
Adding one 18mg 10ml shot creates approximately 3mg strength in 60ml total liquid.
Is Wick Liquor 50ml suitable for pod kits?
No. The 80VG formula is too thick for most pod systems. It works best in sub-ohm devices.
What is the difference between freebase and nicotine salts?
Freebase nicotine provides stronger throat hit and suits sub-ohm devices. Nicotine salts deliver smoother inhalation and faster absorption, designed for low-wattage pod kits.
What are the main ingredients in Wick Liquor e-liquid?
E-liquid contains:
- Vegetable Glycerine (VG) - vapour production
- Propylene Glycol (PG) - flavour carrier
- Food-grade flavourings
- Optional nicotine (added separately in shortfills)
Is vaping less harmful than smoking?
UK health authorities, including the former Public Health England review, reported vaping is significantly less harmful than combustible tobacco. Vaping is not risk-free and contains nicotine when added.
