ICED UP 60ml Salt

At Puff'Dis, Iced Up salt nic means one bottle: ICED UP Mint Ice 60ml Salt, a salt nicotine e-liquid at $39.99. It's our Menthol-profile listing for this line, and the 60ml size comes from the product name. For other ICED UP flavours or formats, go to the ICED UP brand page, which lists the wider range we carry.

One ICED UP salt nic bottle: Mint Ice

With one bottle in this line, there are no flavours or prices to compare here. What you're deciding is whether this bottle fits the format, flavour and nicotine strength you use.

It sits in our Salt Nic category, where you can compare it with other salt nicotine liquids we stock. As a bottled e-liquid, it's for a refillable device. The rest of the ICED UP products we carry are on our ICED UP brand page.

Mint Ice and the Menthol profile

Mint Ice is the only flavour in this line, and we file it under Menthol. The name pairs mint with ice. If you want other mint or cooled options from different lines, browse our Menthol flavours and Iced flavours.

Reading the nicotine strength on the bottle

Our catalogue has no strength selector for ICED UP Mint Ice, so check the mg/mL figure on the product page and on the bottle before you order. The federal Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations cap nicotine at 20 mg/mL for any vaping product made or imported for sale in Canada. They also bar packaging or selling a product whose label shows more than 20 mg/mL (Health Canada, vaping products regulations). The published regulations apply that cap whether the nicotine is in salt or non-salt form, so a salt nic bottle has the same ceiling as any other.

When the bottle arrives, check the label against this list. According to Health Canada's vaping product safety guidance, the label must show the following in both English and French:

• an ingredient list that names the flavours
• the nicotine concentration, given in mg/mL
• toxicity information: a hazard symbol plus first-aid treatment directions
• a nicotine health warning

The packaging should also have a vaping excise stamp across the seal. Provincial rules on vaping products differ from one province to another.

Storing and handling a nicotine e-liquid bottle

Health Canada calls vaping liquid that contains nicotine poisonous and notes that young children are more susceptible to harm from nicotine. Any legal vaping product at 0.1 mg/mL nicotine or above has to come in child-proof packaging, and containers of nicotine liquid must have a child-resistant closure. Health Canada adds that child-resistant doesn't mean child-proof, so close the cap fully every time you put the bottle down.

Health Canada's handling guidance comes down to a few habits. Keep the bottle where children and pets can't see or reach it, in a cool, dry spot away from food, drinks and medicine so it can't be mistaken for any of them. Wear gloves when handling the liquid, or wash your hands right afterward, and never add household chemicals or other additives to the liquid.

If anyone swallows vaping liquid, get emergency medical help, or call 9-1-1 or a Poison Control Centre at 1-844-POISON-X (1-844-764-7669).