Naked 100 Salt

Every Naked 100 Salt bottle at Puff'Dis is a 60 mL salt nicotine e-liquid priced at $39.99, so your choice comes down to flavour profile. Euro Gold and American Patriots are the tobacco listings, and Mint is the menthol option. These liquids are for a refillable device you already use, so check the nicotine concentration in mg/mL on the product page and the label before you order.

One bottle size, one price, salt nicotine throughout

Because bottle size, price and nicotine type are the same on every listing in this line, none of them separates one bottle from another. What's left to compare is flavour profile and the nicotine concentration shown on each product page.

These are bottles, not prefilled pods or disposables, so you refill your own device from them. For Naked 100 products outside this salt line, see the Naked 100 page. To compare salt nicotine liquids from other lines, see our salt nicotine e-liquid category.

Two tobacco listings and one mint

Two of the three listings sit in the tobacco profile, which leaves Mint as the line's single menthol choice.

The tradeoff with a range this small is that comparing is quick, but you get few choices within any one profile. For more options in the same profile from other lines, the tobacco flavours and menthol flavours pages bring them together.

Reading salt nicotine strength on a Canadian label

Every legal vaping product in Canada has a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL, according to Health Canada's vaping product safety guidance. The Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations limit nicotine whatever form it takes, so a salt nicotine liquid has the same 20 mg/mL ceiling as a non-salt (freebase) liquid. Health Canada's analysis for those regulations treats 20 mg/mL and 2% as the same figure, so if you see a percentage, 2% means 20 mg/mL.

Labels must state the nicotine concentration in mg/mL, in both English and French. Check that mg/mL figure on each product page before you order, then check it again on the bottle when it arrives.

Storing and handling a 60 mL bottle

Health Canada says vaping liquid containing nicotine is poisonous and that young children are more susceptible to harm from nicotine. A 60 mL bottle holds a lot of liquid, so where you keep it between refills matters.

• Store bottles out of sight and reach of children and pets.
• Keep the liquid in a cool, dry place where it can't be mistaken for food, drinks or medicine.
• Child-resistant does not mean child-proof. Close the cap securely after every refill.
• Wash your hands right after handling the liquid, or wear gloves.
• Don't add substances the manufacturer did not intend, and never mix household chemicals or additives into the liquid.