Spectrum

Spectrum e-liquid at Puff'Dis is one bottle: Canadian Walnut Tobacco, 120 mL of freebase nicotine liquid in 3, 6, 12 or 18 mg/mL, at $57.91 whichever strength you pick. Choosing a Spectrum bottle here comes down to two things: the nicotine strength, and whether freebase or nicotine salt suits your device. Spectrum says its liquids have been made in Ontario since 2015.

One flavour, one 120 mL bottle, four strengths

Puff'Dis carries one Spectrum listing, Canadian Walnut Tobacco 120ml, in our tobacco flavour profile. As the name indicates, it combines tobacco with walnut.

Flavour and price stay the same across every option. Once you have settled on freebase, the only remaining choice on this listing is nicotine strength.

Spectrum says it makes its freebase line in 60 mL and 120 mL bottles. The Canadian Walnut Tobacco bottle we carry is the 120 mL size. For other bottles in the same profile, browse our tobacco flavour e-liquids or the full vape juice category.

What do 3, 6, 12 and 18 mg/mL mean on a freebase bottle?

The mg/mL figure on a Spectrum freebase bottle is the milligrams of nicotine in each millilitre of liquid. Because it measures concentration, it stays the same whatever the bottle size: a 60 mL and a 120 mL bottle at the same mg/mL have the same strength, and the larger bottle just holds more liquid.

Some labels show nicotine as a percentage instead of mg/mL. The Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations treat 20 mg/mL and 2% as the same strength. Use that ratio to compare a percentage label with the mg/mL options here.

Federal rules set a maximum of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada, as set out on Health Canada's vaping products regulations page. All four Spectrum options are below that limit.

To choose, find the strength of the liquid you already use and pick the matching figure here. Convert from a percentage first if your current label uses one. When the bottle arrives, check that the label shows the strength you ordered.

Freebase here, nicotine salt on the Spectrum Salt page

Spectrum makes the same flavours in two nicotine formats, freebase and nicotine salt. The Canadian Walnut Tobacco bottle on this page is freebase.

Spectrum describes its salt line as built for pod systems and low-wattage devices. The manufacturer also says the salt line is not recommended for sub-ohm hardware ("sub-ohm" means a coil with resistance below one ohm). If you use a pod system or another low-wattage device, compare this bottle with the Spectrum Salt nicotine salt line before ordering.

Provincial rules differ across Canada, and Spectrum says it makes its liquids in the strengths and bottle sizes each province allows.