Lemon Killaz Salt

If you're ordering Lemon Killaz Salt from Puff'Dis, you only have one thing to decide: the nicotine option. We carry one flavour, Citrus Rage. It's a 30 mL nicotine salt e-liquid listed under our Fruit profile at $26.99, and it comes in 12 mg, 20 mg and Bold 50. It's a bottle of refill liquid, not a prefilled device, so you'll need your own refillable device to use it.

One flavour, three nicotine options, one price

Since Citrus Rage is the only Lemon Killaz Salt liquid we stock, you don't have to compare flavours on this page. Going by its name and our Fruit listing, it's a citrus fruit liquid.

Price doesn't separate the options either, because 12 mg, 20 mg and Bold 50 all cost $26.99. Nicotine concentration is the only real difference.

For other fruit profiles, compare our fruit-flavoured vape liquids. For other liquids in the same nicotine salt format, see the full salt nic e-liquid range.

Choosing between 12 mg, 20 mg and Bold 50

The mg/mL number on the bottle is the amount of nicotine in each millilitre of liquid. Multiply it by the 30 mL bottle size to get the total. At 12 mg/mL, the bottle holds about 360 mg of nicotine. At 20 mg/mL, it holds about 600 mg. That means the 20 mg bottle has roughly two thirds more nicotine than the 12 mg bottle, in the same amount of liquid.

The 20 mg option is at the federal limit. Since July 2021, the Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations have set a maximum concentration of 20 mg/mL for vaping products sold in Canada.

If you already use a salt nicotine liquid, check the mg/mL figure printed on your current bottle. Comparing that number with the options here works better than guessing from the option names.

What Bold 50 means on our listing

Bold 50 is the third option in our Citrus Rage listing. Canada caps nicotine at 20 mg/mL, so the "50" in the name can't be a concentration of 50 mg/mL. Before you choose Bold 50, check the product details and the bottle label for its nicotine concentration.

What "salt" means on a nicotine e-liquid label

In Lemon Killaz Salt, "salt" refers to the form of nicotine in the liquid, not the device it goes into. Health Canada describes nicotine salts as nicotine dissolved in a liquid mixture that is chemically adjusted to be weakly acidic.

Freebase nicotine is the other common form. Health Canada notes that salt liquids, like freebase liquids, contain propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin, along with other chemicals such as flavouring ingredients. Either form can be used in refill liquids or in cartridges for closed systems.

Citrus Rage is a refill liquid, so it needs an open, refillable device. Health Canada calls a device you fill by hand an open device: you add vaping liquid to a tank or pod, usually at the top. A closed device uses a prefilled cartridge, or the whole device is thrown away once it's empty.