Berry Drop

Berry Drop e-liquid at Puff'Dis comes in 60 mL bottles of freebase nicotine, and the whole line is priced at $34.99, federal excise tax included. Because size and price are the same for every bottle, you only need to choose a fruit and a strength. Every flavour lists 3 mg/mL, and grape also offers 6 mg/mL. If you want salt nicotine, see the Berry Drop Salt page.

One bottle size, one price, freebase only

Every listing in this line has the same bottle size, price and nicotine type, so none of them will help you tell one bottle from another. What's left to compare is the fruit and the strength, covered below.

Salt nicotine is a separate line with its own page. For that format, see the Berry Drop Salt line. To compare Berry Drop with other bottled liquids, browse our full vape juice range.

Cherry, grape and pomegranate: which strengths each comes in

Each Berry Drop flavour is a single fruit: cherry, grape or pomegranate. All three are filed under our Fruit profile. Cherry 60 mL and Pomegranate 60 mL each list 3 mg/mL only, while Grape 60 mL lists 3 mg/mL or 6 mg/mL. That makes grape the only Berry Drop listing that offers 6 mg/mL. Since all three share 3 mg/mL, you can switch between fruits at that strength without changing anything else.

Strength options on a listing can change, so check the strength selector on each product page before you add a bottle to your cart. For fruit e-liquids from other lines, see our fruit flavour e-liquids.

What 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL mean on the label

The mg/mL figure on a Berry Drop bottle is a concentration: how many milligrams of nicotine are in each millilitre of liquid. It describes the liquid, not the bottle. A 60 mL bottle at 3 mg/mL holds liquid of the same strength as a smaller bottle at 3 mg/mL.

Some labels show strength as a percentage instead of mg/mL, and the two scales use different numbers. In the background published with the federal Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations, Health Canada reports survey results using 20 mg/mL and 2% as the same threshold. Before you compare two liquids, check which unit each label uses.

Health Canada states that the Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations set a maximum of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada. Both Berry Drop strengths on this page are well below that maximum.