IVG Riberry Lemonade Nic Salt E-Liquid 10ml
IVG Riberry Lemonade Nic Salt 10ml is a premium e-liquid blend of juicy blackcurrant and wild berries, complemented by a zesty and sour lemonade on the exhale.
IVG Salt is a range of nicotine salt e-liquids mixed and manufactured in the UK by IVG. Their salts range offers various fruit, candy, menthol, and lemonade blends, all supplied in 10ml TPD-compliant bottles in a 50% VG and 50% PG ratio. They are designed for low-powered devices such as pods and basic starter kits. Nicotine salts provide a smoother throat hit than traditional freebase nicotine e-liquids. Nicotine salts also offer a quicker nicotine fix, making them ideal for beginners.
Riberry Lemonade uses salt nicotine and is available in 10ml bottles with 10mg and 20mg strength. Nicotine salt eliquid are smoother and feature a lighter throat hit than standard e-liquids without losing any nicotine strength. So if you're looking for a smoother vaping experience with a strong nicotine hit, Riberry Lemonade nicotine salt vape juice is perfect.
This e-liquid is perfect for recent ex-smokers or vapers seeking immediate, satisfying nicotine relief and a smooth throat hit provided by nic salts. And with its 50VG/50PG blend perfectly balances flavour and cloud production, making it ideal for use in classic e-cigarette starter vape kits and pod vape devices. Don't wait any longer to try Riberry Lemonade Nic Salt E-Liquid by IVG and experience the ultimate vaping satisfaction.
Best Riberry Lemonade Salt Nic
- 50/50 VG:PG
- Flavour Notes: Blackcurrant, Wild Berry, Lemonade
- Nicotine Strengths: 10mg, 20mg
- 10ml Bottle
How many cigarettes is 10mg nic salt?
Nicotine salts are commonly found in strengths of 10mg and 20mg. 10mg would be more suited to light smokers, whereas 20mg nic salt is suited for heavy smokers who are currently smoking 20 or more cigarettes daily.
Looking for a Alternative Nicotine Salt?
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