Twelve Monkeys

Twelve Monkeys vape juice at Puff'Dis comes in 60 mL bottles at $34.99, in 3 or 6 mg/mL. Since every bottle is the same size and price, the choices that matter are nicotine strength and which fruit blend you want. The range is a few fruit-profile listings from Twelve Monkeys Vapor Co., which calls itself a Canadian company. For nicotine salt from this brand, see the Twelve Monkeys Salt page.

Same 60 mL bottle and price, so strength comes first

Flavour and nicotine strength don't change the price of a Twelve Monkeys bottle here. Size and cost won't help you choose between listings, so decide on strength first.

The nicotine strengths offered are 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL. The number is milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid, so a 6 mg/mL bottle has twice the nicotine concentration of a 3 mg/mL bottle. Pick the strength that matches the e-liquid you already use.

A blend can appear in more than one listing. Before you add a bottle to your cart, check which strength is selected on its product page.

This page carries only the 60 mL bottles. Nicotine salt from the same brand has its own page, Twelve Monkeys Salt. Bottled e-liquid from other brands is in our full vape juice range.

Apple in two blends: Hakuna and Matata

Two Twelve Monkeys blends are built around apple. The manufacturer lists Hakuna as Fuji and Granny Smith apples with a light cranberry finish. It describes Matata as grape on the inhale and ripe apple on the exhale, so if you want apple without grape, choose Hakuna.

Citrus, tropical and berry blends: Harambae, Mangabeys and Kanzi

Twelve Monkeys describes Harambae as grapefruit with lemon, lime, blood orange and guava undertones. It calls the exhale sharp, which puts Harambae at the citrus end of the line.

Twelve Monkeys lists Mangabeys as pineapple, mango and guava, with other Caribbean fruits added. Guava is the fruit Mangabeys shares with Harambae. If guava is what you're after, compare the two: Harambae sets it under citrus, while Mangabeys pairs it with pineapple and mango.

The manufacturer lists Kanzi as strawberry, watermelon and a hint of kiwi. It shares no fruit with the other blends described here.

Paradise and Jungle Secrets are also in the range. Open each product page to see its fruit details before you choose. For fruit blends from other brands, browse our fruit flavours category.

Device fit and coil wear, as Twelve Monkeys describes them

On its global website, Twelve Monkeys lists Hakuna, Matata, Harambae, Kanzi and Mangabeys on a page that gives its collections' VG/PG ratios as 65VG to 90VG. VG (vegetable glycerin) and PG (propylene glycol) are the two base liquids in e-liquid. The more VG a liquid has, the thicker it is.

Twelve Monkeys recommends its full-flavour line for sub-ohm tanks and rebuildables. A sub-ohm tank uses a coil with less than 1 ohm of resistance, while a rebuildable is an atomizer where you fit your own coil and wick. The manufacturer says its nicotine salt line is meant for mouth-to-lung (MTL) devices, which draw vapour into your mouth first, then into your lungs. It says the salt line should not be used in sub-ohm tanks.

Twelve Monkeys also says that higher sweetness levels can shorten coil life, depending on the type of coil.

Twelve Monkeys sends Canadian visitors to a separate Canadian site, so the ratios above may not match every bottle sold in Canada. If your device needs a particular VG/PG ratio, check the product listing or the bottle label first.