Hundred

We carry one Hundred e-liquid: a 100 mL bottle of freebase vape juice in 3 mg/mL or 6 mg/mL, at $43.99 for either strength. Size, nicotine type and price are the same for both options, so nicotine strength is the only choice you need to make.

One 100 mL freebase bottle, two strengths, one price

A bottle this size is for filling a refillable device. It is not a prefilled pod or a disposable.

Freebase is the only nicotine type we list for this line. Freebase and nicotine salt are different formulations. If your current liquid is a nicotine salt, its strength number applies to a different formulation, so compare this bottle with other freebase strengths rather than with your salt bottle.

To compare Hundred with other bottled lines, browse our full vape juice range, or narrow it to fruit e-liquids or tobacco e-liquids.

What 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL mean across a 100 mL bottle

Nicotine concentration in mg/mL is the number of milligrams of nicotine in each millilitre of liquid. It describes the liquid, not the bottle, so the total depends on the volume.

Across the full 100 mL, 3 mg/mL works out to 300 mg of nicotine. At 6 mg/mL, the same bottle holds 600 mg. Because the volume doesn't change, the higher strength holds twice as much nicotine in total.

If you already use freebase e-liquid, check the concentration printed on your current bottle. That number is your clearest guide. If you choose the same concentration here, you change the liquid but not the amount of nicotine in each millilitre. If your current bottle reads 3 or 6 mg/mL and you pick the other option, every refill has half or double the concentration you're used to.

Where these strengths sit under Canada's 20 mg/mL maximum

The Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations set a maximum of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada (Health Canada, vaping products regulations). The same regulations prohibit packaging and selling a vaping product if the concentration shown on the package is above 20 mg/mL.

Both Hundred strengths are below that limit. The higher option, 6 mg/mL, is less than a third of it. The 20 mg/mL figure is a legal ceiling on what can be sold, not a guide to choosing a strength.