Vampire Vape NicSalts Mint

Pure Mint Freshness as a Ready-Made Liquid for Your Pod System

Vampire Vape NicSalts Mint focuses on a single, clear note: green mint with a strong freshness kick and a fruity finish. If you are looking for a mint e-liquid without artificial sweetness, this is exactly what you need – crisp, direct and free of unnecessary additives.

As a nicotine salt liquid in a proven 50/50 ratio, the Mint variant is specifically tailored for MTL atomisers and compact pod systems. The throat hit is noticeably smoother thanks to the salt base compared to classic freebase liquids, keeping the draw pleasant and relaxed.

The liquid comes in a 10ml PET bottle with a dropper tip and a child-resistant cap. Thanks to the shake-and-vape formulation, no steeping time is required – simply fill up and start vaping right away.

• Product type: Ready-made liquid (Shake & Vape, ready to vape)
• Flavour profile: Mint / Menthol – main note green mint
• Finish: Fruity mint
• Cooling level: Strong freshness (Ice)
• Sweetness level: Not sweet / herbal
• Sucralose-free: Yes – coil-friendly formulation
• Nicotine type: Nicotine salt (smoother throat hit)
• Mix ratio: 50/50 VG/PG
• Fill volume: 10ml
• Bottle type: 10ml PET bottle with dropper tip and child-resistant cap
• Ingredients: Flavouring, Propylene Glycol (E1520), Vegetable Glycerin (VG, E422), Koolada (WS-23), Menthol

Optimal for MTL and Pod Atomisers

The 50/50 ratio makes NicSalts Mint the ideal choice for modern pod kits and classic MTL atomisers with low wattage. The thinner consistency ensures reliable wicking and helps prevent dry hits – a clear advantage over thicker 70/30 liquids, especially in more compact atomiser systems.

Compatibility: Pod systems (closed & open), MTL atomisers, beginner setups with low wattage. Not suitable for sub-ohm atomisers or direct-lung setups with high wattage.

DIY Tip: Mint Meets Coffee

The mint note pairs well with other flavours. For a fruity-fresh coffee-mint mix, we recommend combining peppermint with coffee flavour on a 50/50 base. Allow a steeping time of around 10 days for this kind of DIY recipe so the notes can fully develop.