E-Liquids Canada
Lemon Drop Ice Salt Wild Berry – 30mL Nic Salt E-Liquid | 20mg & 12mg
Lemon Drop Ice Salt Watermelon – 30mL Nic Salt E-Liquid | 20mg & 12mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Spearmint | 20mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Mango Ice | 20mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Peach Ice | 20mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Mixed Berry | 20mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Watermelon Kiwi | 20mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Chew Mint | 20mg
Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid 60mL – Blue Sour Raspberry | 20mg
E-Liquids in Canada
UniVape stocks 230+ e-liquids across every format a refillable device takes: 30ml salt nic for pod systems, 60ml freebase for sub-ohm tanks, and nicotine-free options. Every bottle ships fast from Toronto, Canada-wide.
Shop E-Liquids by Brand
- Flavour Beast — the biggest range: 30ml and 60ml, salt and freebase, plus the Chuggin' line.
- Lemon Drop — lemonade-base fruit blends in salt, freebase and nic-free.
- Drip'n by ENVI — disposable-matching flavours in 30ml salt nic.
- STLTH — official 30ml salt nic for STLTH-compatible refillables.
- ELFLIQ by Elf Bar — signature Elf Bar flavours in bottle form.
- Flavour Drop — Canadian-made fruit profiles.
Salt Nic or Freebase?
Salt nicotine (usually 10–20mg/mL in 30ml bottles) absorbs smoothly at high strengths — built for low-power pod systems and mouth-to-lung draws. Freebase (typically 3–12mg/mL in 60ml bottles) suits sub-ohm tanks and bigger clouds at lower strengths. Match the format to your device and you get the best of both.
E-Liquid FAQ
What is the difference between salt nic and freebase e-liquid?
Salt nic delivers high nicotine strengths smoothly for pod systems; freebase runs lower strengths for sub-ohm tanks and bigger vapour.
What strength e-liquid should I buy?
Heavy ex-smokers usually start at 20mg salt nic; lighter users pick 10–12mg salt or 3–6mg freebase.
Do you sell nicotine-free e-liquid?
Yes — several lines including Lemon Drop offer 0mg 60ml bottles.
Which e-liquid works in my pod kit?
Any 30ml salt nic bottle suits pod systems like STLTH devices; use freebase only in sub-ohm hardware.
How long does a 30ml bottle last?
For a typical pod-system user, roughly one to two weeks — about the e-liquid of ten disposables at a fraction of the cost.