Mind Blown

Mind Blown Vape Co e-liquid comes in two bottled formats at Puff'Dis: 60 mL freebase in 0, 3 and 6 mg/mL, and 30 mL salt nicotine in 10 and 20 mg/mL. The freebase stops at 6 and the salt starts at 10, so the strength you already use and the device you fill decide which bottle to look at first. Prices run from $26.99 to $34.99.

Two formats with separate strength ranges

Our Mind Blown Vape Co range is small and splits by format. The two 60 mL bottles are freebase e-liquids offered in 0, 3 and 6 mg/mL. The 30 mL bottle is a salt nicotine e-liquid offered in 10 and 20 mg/mL.

No strength appears in both formats, so once you know the strength you use, only one format applies. For example, if you use 3 mg/mL you would be choosing between the two 60 mL bottles; at 20 mg/mL, the 30 mL bottle is the only match.

When you compare listings, remember that a 60 mL bottle holds twice as much liquid as a 30 mL bottle. Each product page has the details for that bottle.

Matching the bottle to your device

Freebase and salt nicotine are different formulations. Before you choose between the 60 mL and 30 mL bottles, check your device maker's guidance on which liquid type and strength range the device is designed for.

If your device takes salt nicotine, the Mind Blown salt bottle is part of our wider Salt Nic range, where you can compare it with other salt e-liquids. If it takes freebase, the two 60 mL bottles are listed in our Vape Juice range.

What 0, 3, 6, 10 and 20 mg/mL mean on the label

A strength in mg/mL tells you how many milligrams of nicotine each millilitre of e-liquid contains. Some labels show strength as a percentage instead. The regulatory analysis published with the federal Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations treats 20 mg/mL and 2% as the same figure.

Those regulations set 20 mg/mL as the maximum nicotine concentration for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada. They also prohibit packaging and selling a product if its package shows a higher concentration. The 20 mg/mL salt option is right at that maximum.

Health Canada's guidance on nicotine concentration in vaping products says its laboratories check compliance with the maximum using the ISO 20714 analytical method, testing each sample in triplicate. The same guidance encourages manufacturers to make products marketed at 20 mg/mL slightly below the limit, to reduce the effect of possible dilution errors.

A separate check applies to products labelled nicotine-free, which is relevant if you are looking at 0 mg/mL liquids. Health Canada says enforcement action may be taken against products declared nicotine-free that are found to exceed the 0.1 mg/mL nicotine limit. It tests these products with a method it developed itself, not with ISO 20714.