Apple Drop 60ml Salt

Apple Drop 60ml Salt at Puff'Dis is a single bottle: Double Apple nicotine salt e-liquid in a 60 mL size, priced at $39.99. With one apple flavour on the page, your choice is about format, not flavour. You need to know whether a larger salt nic refill suits the refillable device you already use, and which nicotine strength the product page and label show before you order.

Double Apple salt nic in a 60 mL bottle

The Apple Drop 60ml Salt line has one product, Apple Drop Double Apple 60ml Salt. The liquid uses nicotine salt, and its flavour profile is fruit, specifically apple, as the product name states.

A 60 mL bottle means a lot of liquid in one flavour at one strength. It makes the most sense if you already know you want Double Apple in salt nic form and you've checked the strength on the label (see below). For the rest of the Apple Drop range we carry, see the main Apple Drop brand page. To compare fruit profiles from other brands, browse our Fruit flavours category.

A refill liquid for your own refillable device

Apple Drop Double Apple 60ml Salt is bottled e-liquid, not a disposable vape. You use it to fill a refillable pod or tank you already own.

Your device maker's guidance tells you whether a salt nic liquid suits your device. The bottle can't tell you that. Before you order, check two things: whether the maker lists nicotine salt liquids as suitable for your device, and which coil or pod it recommends for them. If the manual is unclear, look for the pods or coils it names for salt nic use. To compare other bottles in this format, browse our salt nic e-liquids.

Reading the nicotine strength on the label

The Double Apple 60ml Salt listing has no strength selector, so you confirm the nicotine figure on the product page and the bottle label. Go by the number in mg/mL (milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid), not by any wording in a product name.

Canada's Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations (SOR/2021-123) set a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL. That limit covers nicotine in salt and non-salt forms alike, and the regulations treat 20 mg/mL and 2% as the same concentration. To convert a percentage label, multiply by 10: 2% equals 20 mg/mL and 1% equals 10 mg/mL. The regulations prohibit packaging and selling vaping products that display a statement showing a concentration above 20 mg/mL.

Because one 60 mL bottle commits you to a single strength, match the label figure to the strength you already use before you add it to your cart.