Description
Pixl Salts Grape E-liquid
Single flavour profile of ripe grapes with fruity tones throughout. The nicotine strengths available in the Pixl Nic Salts range are 10mg & 20mg. To achieve the best results, MTL & RDL vaping is recommended when using the Pixl Nic Salts e-liquid range. Extra Information Pixl Salts Grape 50/50 E-liquid in a 10ml bottle size designed for MTL & RDL vaping. An intense burst of a silky smooth grape flavour accompanied by a rich fruit aroma. Each Pixl Salts flavour includes double flavouring concentrates just like other bar salt brands to capture the true taste waiting to be unleashed. We recommend to pair the Pixl Salts e-liquid range with Pod Kits & Vape Starter Kits for the ultimate premium vaping experience, taking your vape needs to the next level of satisfaction and performance. At Vapers Online, we provide a 4 for £10 multi-buy offer for the entire Pixl Salts e-liquid range! Nic Salts vs Freebase Nicotine Salt nicotine is refined differently from traditional freebase nicotine. It is designed to give an instant nicotine hit that with a smoother throat kick than freebase nicotine at the same strength which by design gives a more refined throat hit. If you like a throat hit then freebase is the one for you. The pros and cons will be up to the user and their requirements. Nic salts effect wears off quicker than a freebase meaning a freebase will hold your cravings at bay longer. Pixl Salts Grape Details Flavour Type: Fruit
Strengths: Available in 10mg (1%) & 20mg (2%) Nic Salts
Ratios: 50VG/50PG (E-liquid Thickness/Consistency)
Compatible Vaping Styles: Mouth to Lung (MTL) / Restricted Direct to Lung (RDL) Mouth to Lung (MTL) MTL vaping is when you take in the vapour into your mouth before inhaling into your throat and lungs. This method is very similar to how smoking a cigarette would feel and allows you to taste all the full flavour before inhaling. Restricted Direct to Lung (RDL) RDL vaping provides a looser and more open vapour intake allowing you to enjoy bursts of flavour with a slight increase in vapour production. For more information, we have a handy Beginner’s Guide to answer any questions.
