Banana Cush Man Nic Salt E-Liquid by Nasty Juice
Banana Cush Man Nic Salt E-Liquid by Nasty Juice blends sweet banana, ripe mango, and a refreshing mint endnote. This salt nicotine e-liquid is perfect for a complex and smooth fruit flavour.
Available in 10mg or 20mg nicotine strength, Banana Cush Man uses salt nicotine which provides a faster absorption rate and a smoother throat hit. The 50% VG concentration ensures deep flavour with minimal cloud production, making it an ideal choice for use in pod devices or starter kits.
Nasty Salts recommend using their nicotine salts in low-wattage devices to enhance your vaping experience. The 10ml TPD-compliant bottle makes it easy to take with you on the go and is available in 10mg and 20mg nicotine strength.
Adding Koolada creates a low mint sensation that is not menthol, giving you a crisp bite without the overpowering taste of menthol.
Nasty Juice has carefully selected the best-selling flavours from their lines and added a twist with Nasty Salt - Banana Cush Man. Nasty Salt is a high-nicotine product designed to satisfy intense cravings and help you quit smoking. Nicotine Salts are absorbed quickly and efficiently, making them an excellent choice for vapers who need a quick hit.
Nasty Salt: Banana Cush Man is perfect for fruit lovers who want a complex and smooth flavour. With premium ingredients and a smooth throat hit, this salt nicotine e-liquid will become a fan favourite.
Best Cush Man Salt Nic
- 50/50 VG:PG
- Flavour Notes: Banana, Mango
- Nicotine Strengths: 10mg, 20mg
- 10ml Bottle
Are nic salts healthier than cigarettes?
If you vape nicotine salts instead of smoking cigarettes, you're taking in a relatively healthier alternative because you're not inhaling all the chemicals that come with cigarettes. You can also fight the urge to smoke another cigarette more effectively with nicotine salts.
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