Al Fakher E-Liquid in Canada (2026): All 10 Salt Nic Flavours, Prices, and the Pods to Use It In

Al Fakher e-liquid in Canada is a 60mL bottle of 20mg/mL nicotine salt in ten of the brand's shisha, mint and fruit flavours, made for refillable pod vapes. At UniVape every flavour is $39.99 — about 67 cents per mL, less than half what the same flavours cost per mL inside an Al Fakher Crown Bar. This guide covers what is in the bottle, what each of the ten flavours tastes like, which pod to put it in, how long 60mL lasts, and how it compares with the Crown Bar Mega Max 75K and Cloud X 60K. All ten are on the Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid collection.

What Al Fakher e-liquid is

Al Fakher has made hookah shisha in the UAE since 1999 and is the best-known shisha brand in the world; Two Apple and Lemon Mint are its signatures. In Canada the brand arrived in vaping through its disposables — the Crown Bar Mega Max 75K and the Crown Bar Cloud X 60K, both covered in our Al Fakher vape guide. The e-liquid is the same flavour range in a bottle: you fill your own pod vape with it instead of throwing a device away when the tank runs dry.

Three things to know before the flavours. It is nicotine salt, not freebase, at 20mg/mL — the maximum strength Health Canada allows — so it belongs in a low-power pod system, not a sub-ohm tank. It comes in a 60mL bottle at UniVape; a 30mL exists at some shops at a higher price per mL, and Al Fakher also sells a freebase version for larger kits elsewhere in Canada, which we do not carry. And it is a thin, PG-leaning liquid: Al Fakher does not publish the ratio for Canada, and the one distributor spec sheet we have seen lists 40VG/60PG, which fits how it behaves — it wicks easily in small pod coils and carries flavour and throat hit rather than big clouds.

Specifications

The ten flavours, by family

Al Fakher uses the same flavour names in the bottle as on the Crown Bar, so if you already know a Crown Bar flavour you know roughly what you are buying — the difference is that the bottle is 20mg/mL and the Crown Bars are 6mg/mL, so the bottle hits harder per puff. Where a flavour also exists as a Crown Bar, the twin is linked; the Crown Bar flavour ranking has six months of sales behind each one. The bottles went on sale on October 21, 2026; in the first nine days every bottle sold online was Two Apple.

The shisha classics

Two Apple

The flavour Al Fakher is famous for: red and green apple with the anise note that makes double apple taste like double apple rather than apple juice. In a pod it comes through cleaner and a little sweeter than a hookah bowl, and the anise is there from the first puff. Start here if you smoke hookah. Crown Bar twins: Mega Max 75K Two Apple, Cloud X 60K Two Apple.

Lemon Mint

Al Fakher's other hookah standard: bright lemon over a cool, clean mint, more refreshing than sweet. It is the easier of the two classics for someone who has never smoked hookah, and the mint keeps a coil cleaner than the fruit flavours do. Twins: Mega Max 75K Lemon Mint, Cloud X 60K Lemon Mint.

The mints

Chew Mint

A sweet, chewing-gum-style mint — softer and sweeter than a menthol. It is the bottled version of what the Crown Bar calls G Mint or Gum Mint, which ranks seventh of twenty Crown Bar flavours by sales. The all-day mint for people who find Lush Ice too cold. Twins: Mega Max 75K Gum Mint, Cloud X 60K G Mint.

Spearmint

Straight spearmint: naturally sweet, soft, cool rather than icy. No fruit, no candy. On the Crown Bar, Spearmint sells in small numbers to people who buy nothing else, and the bottle will be the same — a loyalty flavour. Twin: Mega Max 75K Spearmint.

Iced fruit

Peach Ice

Ripe peach with a light chill. Peach Ice is the second-best-selling Crown Bar flavour overall and the most-bought flavour on the Cloud X, so it is the safest fruit pick in the bottle too. Twins: Mega Max 75K Peach Ice, Cloud X 60K Peach Ice.

Mango Ice

Ripe mango with enough ice to stop it turning syrupy — third in the Crown Bar ranking. Thick, tropical, cold on the way out. Twins: Mega Max 75K Mango Ice, Cloud X 60K Mango Ice.

Lush Ice

Watermelon with a heavy menthol finish — the coldest flavour in the range, for people who want ice first and fruit second. Twin: Mega Max 75K Lush Ice.

Fruit without ice

Mixed Berry

Strawberry, raspberry and blueberry territory, layered and sweet, with no cooling at all. One of three no-ice fruits in the range. Twin: Cloud X 60K Mixed Berry.

Watermelon Kiwi

Juicy watermelon with the tart green bite of kiwi, no ice — the lighter, fresher no-ice fruit next to Mixed Berry. Twins: Mega Max 75K Watermelon Kiwi, Cloud X 60K Watermelon Kiwi.

Blue Sour Raspberry

Blue raspberry with a sour edge — candy-blue, tart on the sides of the tongue, no ice. It is the bottle's answer to Blue Razz, the best-selling Crown Bar flavour by a wide margin (29% of every Crown Bar sold at UniVape), with more sourness and no cooling. Nearest twin: Mega Max 75K Blue Razz.

Which flavour to buy first

If you smoke hookah: Two Apple, then Lemon Mint — they are the reason this brand exists. If you want a mint: Chew Mint for sweet, Spearmint for clean, Lush Ice for cold. If you want fruit with ice: Peach Ice — the Crown Bar numbers say it is the fruit Canadians pick most. If you want no ice at all: Mixed Berry or Watermelon Kiwi. If you came from a Blue Razz Crown Bar: Blue Sour Raspberry. Three bottles clear the $100 free-shipping line.

Price: what $39.99 for 60mL works out to

At $39.99 a bottle Al Fakher is about 67 cents per mL. That is the same price as UniVape's other 60mL salt nic line, Flavour Beast 60mL, a little above Flavour Drop 60mL ($34.99, 58¢ per mL), and well below any 30mL salt — STLTH and Flavour Beast 30mL bottles are $25.99, or 87¢ per mL — which is why the 60mL is the format to buy if you get through a bottle a month. The same Al Fakher liquid in a 30mL at other shops runs $30–33, about $1.05 per mL. Against the brand's own disposables the gap is wider still: the Crown Bar Mega Max 75K is $41.99 for 30mL ($1.40 per mL) and the Cloud X 60K is $38.99 for 20mL ($1.95 per mL). The full bottle-versus-disposable maths, including the pod kit and the nicotine difference, is in Al Fakher e-liquid vs Crown Bar.

Which pod to use it in

20mg/mL salt is made for mouth-to-lung pod kits: a pod of 0.8Ω to 1.2Ω running at 10–15W. That is the whole rule. Put it in a 0.6Ω mesh pod at 25W and it will be harsh and go through liquid twice as fast; put it in a sub-ohm tank and it is unusable. Every refillable kit UniVape sells works with it. These are the ones we would hand you over the counter:

• Cheapest way in: Vaporesso XROS SE ($14.99) or XROS 6 Mini ($19.99). A device and a bottle together cost less than two Crown Bars.
• Best all-rounder: Uwell Caliburn G3 ($42.99) or Vaporesso XROS 6 ($29.99) — adjustable airflow and pods in more than one resistance, so you can run 20mg at the gentle end.
• Simplest: Uwell Caliburn A3 ($34.99) or Caliburn Air ($21.99) — draw-activated, nothing to adjust.
• Fewest refills: Uwell Zetta ($29.99) takes 10mL pods, so one bottle is six fills instead of twenty-plus — keep the wattage at the bottom of its range for 20mg.

Replacement pods are $19.99 for four Caliburn pods and $16.99 a pack for XROS pods, and a pod lasts one to two weeks on 20mg salt. The full range of kits is on the starter kits and pod devices pages.

Filling it, and how long a bottle lasts

Pull the pod, open the fill port, fill to the line, close it, and wait five to ten minutes before the first puff on a new pod so the cotton is wet through — a dry hit on 20mg salt is unpleasant and shortens the pod's life. After that, top up whenever the liquid drops below the coil window rather than running it dry.

Most pod users go through 2–4mL a day, so a 60mL bottle is two to four weeks — twenty to thirty refills of a 2–3mL pod. A pod lasts one to two weeks before the flavour fades; the mints and Two Apple are gentle on coils, the sweeter berry and peach liquids gunk them a little faster. Keep the bottle upright, capped and out of sunlight, and shake it before filling if it has sat for a few weeks.

Al Fakher e-liquid or an Al Fakher Crown Bar?

Same flavours, three differences. Nicotine: the bottle is 20mg/mL, the Crown Bars are 6mg/mL — more than three times the strength per puff, which suits ex-smokers and anyone who found the Crown Bar too light, and will be too much for someone happy at 6mg. Cost: 67 cents a mL against $1.40 (Mega Max 75K) and $1.95 (Cloud X 60K), before counting a $15–45 pod kit that lasts a year or more. Effort: a Crown Bar is sealed and needs nothing but charging; the bottle needs a refill every day or two and a pod change every week or two. The full comparison runs the yearly numbers. Everything Al Fakher makes that we carry — both disposables and the ten bottles — is on the Al Fakher page, and the e-liquids collection has every other salt and freebase line.

Frequently asked questions

Is Al Fakher e-liquid salt nic or freebase?

The 60mL sold at UniVape is nicotine salt at 20mg/mL, for pod systems. Al Fakher also makes a freebase 60mL for higher-wattage kits that some Canadian shops stock; UniVape does not carry it.

What nicotine strength is Al Fakher e-liquid?

20mg/mL — the only strength the Canadian salt line comes in, and the legal maximum here. The Crown Bar Mega Max 75K and Cloud X 60K disposables are 6mg/mL, so the bottle is more than three times as strong per puff.

Does Al Fakher e-liquid taste like the Crown Bar?

Same flavour names from the same company, and the profiles match — Two Apple is the double apple with anise, Chew Mint is the gum mint the Crown Bar calls G Mint. The bottle at 20mg/mL has a firmer throat hit, and because you change the pod every week or two the flavour stays cleaner than a disposable coil does by the end of 30mL.

What device do I need for Al Fakher e-liquid?

Any refillable pod kit with a 0.8Ω–1.2Ω pod at 10–15W: Vaporesso XROS, Uwell Caliburn, Uwell Zetta and similar, from $14.99 at UniVape. Not a sub-ohm tank, and not a Crown Bar — the disposables are sealed and cannot be refilled.

How long does a 60mL bottle of Al Fakher last?

Two to four weeks for most people, at 2–4mL a day — twenty to thirty refills of a 2–3mL pod. At 20mg/mL most people vape less often than they did on a 6mg/mL disposable, so a bottle tends to last longer than the volume suggests.

Is there a 30mL Al Fakher e-liquid?

Al Fakher makes one, and some Canadian shops sell it for $30–33. UniVape carries the 60mL because it is about a third cheaper per mL — 67¢ against roughly $1.05.

Which Al Fakher e-liquid flavour is best?

Too early for a sales ranking — the bottles went on sale on October 21, 2026, and every bottle sold online in the first nine days was Two Apple. On the Crown Bar, where there are six months of numbers, the top sellers are Blue Razz, Peach Ice and Mango Ice, so Peach Ice and Mango Ice are the safe fruit picks in the bottle; hookah smokers start with Two Apple and Lemon Mint. We will publish a ranking once there are enough orders to make one honest.

Where can I buy Al Fakher e-liquid in Canada?

At UniVape: all ten flavours at $39.99, same-day delivery across Toronto and the GTA, pickup at 335 Yonge Street, or shipping to every province where flavoured vapes are legal, free over $100. 19+ only.

Where to buy

All ten flavours are $39.99 on the Al Fakher Salt Nic E-Liquid collection — same-day delivery across Toronto and the GTA, pickup at 335 Yonge Street, or shipping to every province where flavoured vapes are legal, free over $100. 19+ only, ID checked at the door. Prices and sales figures are univape.ca as of October 30, 2026.