Flavour Drop

Flavour Drop vape juice at Puff'Dis comes as 15+ freebase e-liquids, each in a 60 mL bottle at $34.99 and offered at 3 or 6 mg/mL. Every bottle is the same size and price, so you only make three choices: the nicotine form, then the strength, then the fruit. Nearly every name in the range includes Ice, and you pick the strength in each listing's option selector.

Freebase or salt: which Flavour Drop line this is

The Flavour Drop line on this page is freebase e-liquid only. We list the nicotine salt version separately as Flavour Drop 60ml Salt. If your device calls for nicotine salt, shop that page instead of this one.

Freebase and nicotine salt are two different forms of nicotine, which is why the two lines have separate pages. Before you choose a line, check your device maker's guidance on the nicotine form and strength your device is meant to use.

Choosing between 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL

The strength on a Flavour Drop bottle is given in mg/mL, which means milligrams of nicotine in each millilitre of liquid. Health Canada requires every vaping liquid that contains nicotine to carry a nicotine concentration statement in mg/mL on its label, in English and in French. That means you can check the strength on the bottle you receive.

Flavour and strength are separate choices in this line. You can keep the same flavour and change the strength, or keep the strength and try another fruit. If you already use a freebase e-liquid, start from the strength you use now.

Check the option selector before you add any bottle to your cart. Most listings offer both 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL, but a listing may show no strength choice. If you see that, read the product page to confirm the strength before you order.

Ice across the range, and how the fruit options differ

Flavour Drop puts a cooling word in nearly every name in the line: Ice, Chill or Freeze. Fruit is the largest flavour profile in the range, followed by Iced. Since almost every name signals a cooled profile, choosing a Flavour Drop liquid mostly comes down to choosing the fruit.

Single-fruit options

The single-fruit listings cover watermelon, green apple, cherry, banana, peach, strawberry and grape, each with a cooling word in the name.

Two-fruit pairings

The paired listings combine watermelon with honeydew, strawberry with banana, strawberry with kiwi, and raspberry with mango.

Some names in the line don't state a fruit. For those, read the product page before you choose. The bottle label also lists the ingredients, including flavours. To compare cooled options from other lines, browse our iced vape flavours or menthol vape flavours. For fruit from other lines, see our fruit vape flavours or the full vape juice range.

Storing and handling a 60 mL bottle of nicotine liquid

Health Canada describes vaping liquid containing nicotine as poisonous and notes that young children are more susceptible to harm from nicotine. By law, containers of vaping liquid with nicotine must have a child-resistant closure, a toxic hazard symbol and a "poison" warning.

A 60 mL bottle stays in your home through many refills, so careful storage matters for as long as you keep it. Health Canada's handling tips apply to every bottle:

• Child-resistant does not mean child-proof. Close the cap securely after each use.
• Store the bottle out of sight and reach of children and pets.
• Keep the bottle in a cool, dry place where it can't be confused with food, drinks or medicine.
• Wash your hands right after handling vaping liquid, or wear gloves.