100ml
Once someone’s properly settled into a flavour and a strength they’re not going to change their mind about, 50ml starts to feel a bit small too, and that’s usually where 100ml comes in. Why keep reordering every couple of weeks when one bottle could see…
you through the best part of a month instead. Know exactly what you want, vape a fair amount daily — 100ml is usually where the heavier users end up.
At Vape Deal UK the 100ml e-liquid range covers the flavours that tend to get bought again and again, so once you’re properly settled on something, this is generally the size that makes the most financial sense.
Why 100ml Bottles Work So Well
It’s mostly about not having to deal with it as often. A 100ml bottle isn’t something you’d carry around, no, but you’re not reordering every fortnight either, and there’s something properly satisfying about opening a cupboard and seeing you’ve still got plenty left rather than panicking you’re down to your last few ml on a Sunday night.
That’s really the case for 100ml once you know exactly what you’re doing. If strawberry or watermelon or grape is the one flavour you’ve settled on for good, buying it in 100ml works out cheaper per ml than 50ml does, which is already cheaper than 10ml — so the savings stack properly the bigger you go, assuming you’re actually going to get through it before it goes stale.
Most 100ml bottles come as shortfills rather than pre-mixed, mainly because that much pre-mixed nicotine in one bottle gets into awkward territory regulation-wise. So if you’re buying 100ml, you should expect to be adding your own nic shots rather than finding it ready to vape straight out of the box.
Nicotine Strength Options in 100ml Bottles
This is where 100ml is a bit more hands-on than the smaller sizes. Pretty much everything at this size comes as a shortfill — 0mg until you add something yourself — so you’ll need a few nic shots on hand depending what strength you’re after.
- 0mg shortfill — straight up, no nicotine unless you add it
- 3mg — around two 10ml freebase nic shots into a 100ml shortfill
- 6mg — four shots, roughly, or fewer high-strength ones
- Nic salt shots — works the same way if you’d rather add salts than freebase
Doing the maths on this is a bit more involved than with a 50ml bottle, mainly because you’re working with more shots and a bigger volume. Worth double-checking the ratio before you start pouring, since getting it wrong on a 100ml bottle is a more expensive mistake than getting it wrong on a 10ml one.
Flavours Available in 100ml Bottles
Same flavours as you’d find in the smaller sizes, just scaled right up. Strawberry, pineapple, and grape cover most of the fruity end, with cherry and blueberry sitting close by. Mint and menthol if you’re after something cooler. Cola and cherry cola for anyone who prefers something a bit more old-school.
The thing with 100ml is you’re really committing — this isn’t a flavour you’re trying out, it’s one you’ve already decided you’re sticking with for the foreseeable. That’s why almost nobody starts at 100ml. Most people work their way up from 10ml to 50ml first, and only move to 100ml once they’re certain it’s not going anywhere. Buy 100ml of something you’re not sure about and you’ll likely be looking at a half-finished bottle a few months down the line, wondering why you bothered.
Compatible Devices
Pod kits, MTL tanks, refillable vapes — same deal as with any other bottle size, it’s just liquid, the size of the container doesn’t change how it vapes. What matters more is the PG/VG ratio of the shortfill itself, since 100ml bottles tend to lean higher VG more often than not, which can suit slightly more powerful setups better than a basic pod kit’s designed for. Worth checking before you commit, since a 100ml bottle of the wrong ratio is a lot more liquid to be stuck with than a 10ml one.
Why Buy 100ml E-Liquids From Vape Deal UK
Same standards as everywhere else on the site — UK TPD compliant, properly labelled, properly tested, from brands that have actually built a name for themselves. The pricing on 100ml is really where the savings show up most clearly, especially if you’re someone who vapes a lot and knows exactly what they want. Dispatch is just as quick regardless of bottle size.
FAQs
How long does a 100ml e-liquid last? Roughly three to four weeks for most regular vapers, though obviously that depends how much you’re getting through daily.
Are 100ml e-liquids cheaper than buying smaller bottles? Yes, generally — per ml it’s the cheapest way to buy, assuming you’re sticking with one flavour you already know you like.
Do I need to add a nic shot to a 100ml bottle? Almost always, yes. Nearly all 100ml bottles are sold as shortfills rather than pre-mixed, so check the label and have your nic shots ready.
Can I use 100ml e-liquid in any device? Mostly, though it depends on the PG/VG ratio. Higher VG shortfills suit stronger devices better than a basic pod kit.