Juiced Up 60ml Salt

Juiced Up salt nic 60ml is a single listing at Puff'Dis: one 60 mL bottle of nicotine salt e-liquid with a fruit profile, priced at $39.99 with federal excise tax included. Because this is bottled liquid and not a prefilled device, check two things before you buy: whether your device can be refilled by hand, and what nicotine concentration the product page or package shows.

One bottled salt nic listing at a single price

The Juiced Up 60ml Salt line at Puff'Dis is one product: a 60 mL bottle of nicotine salt e-liquid, listed under Salt Nic and under the Fruit flavour profile. The line has one bottle size, one price and no options to select, so there is nothing to compare inside it. Your decision comes down to device format and nicotine strength. Flavour details are on the product page.

To look beyond this line, our Fruit flavours page groups products by flavour profile, and the Salt Nic collection groups bottled nicotine salt e-liquids.

What "salt" means on a nicotine e-liquid

Health Canada describes nicotine salts as nicotine dissolved in a liquid mixture that is chemically adjusted to be weakly acidic (Health Canada, About vaping). It describes freebase nicotine, the other common form, as nicotine dissolved in a liquid mixture, with no mention of that acidity adjustment.

Both forms typically use propylene glycol (PG) and/or vegetable glycerin (VG). These are the base liquids that carry the nicotine and flavouring ingredients. Health Canada also notes that both forms can be used in refill liquids or in cartridges for closed systems. So the word "salt" on a Juiced Up bottle tells you which form of nicotine is inside. It does not tell you which kind of device to use.

Bottled liquid for an open, refillable device

Health Canada sorts vaping devices into two kinds. You fill an open device by hand, adding liquid to a tank or pod that usually sits on top of the device. A closed device either holds a prefilled pod that you throw away once it is empty, or the whole device is thrown away once it runs out of liquid or charge. Closed devices thrown away whole are often called disposables.

A 60 mL bottle fits only the first kind. Closed pods and disposables are not designed to be refilled from a bottle.

Before you order, read your device's instructions to confirm that it accepts bottled liquid and takes nicotine salt e-liquid. If the manual only mentions replacement prefilled pods, a refill bottle is the wrong format for that device.

Reading the nicotine strength before you buy

This listing has no strength selector, so check the nicotine concentration shown on the product page or the package before you add the bottle to your cart. The Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations set a maximum of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada. They also prohibit selling a package that displays a concentration above 20 mg/mL (Health Canada, Vaping products regulations). Health Canada states that legal vaping substances now contain 0 to 20 mg/mL, and that limit has applied since July 2021. Any strength printed on the package should fall inside that range.