Explore the Magic of Shortfill

Shortfill e-liquids are nicotine-free e-liquids packaged in a container with enough space for a nicotine shot to be added. They are typically marketed in larger bottles of 50ml or 100ml, but are only filled to 80% capacity, hence the term shortfill.

Shortfills are huge bottles of underfilled e-liquid that mixed with nicotine shots to make a large batch of e-liquid. Shortfill e-liquids are typically 50ml in a 60ml bottle or 100ml in a 120ml shortfill bottle, however, there are rare exceptions that vary in size. Let us take a deeper look at this revolutionary vaping option.

Understanding the Shortfill E-liquid:

To understand short-fill e-liquids, you need to go back to the TPD regulations that went into effect on May 20, 2017, following the one-year grace period granted to most European countries to transpose the directive’s requirements into their laws. Short for Tobacco Products Directive, the laws imposed certain rules to govern the vaping industry, or its products for example, single-use cartridges are not allowed to exceed a capacity of 2ml. A nicotine sticker should also be included with each vape tank. When it comes to e-liquids, the vape juice to be TPD-compliant, the capacity of each e-liquid bottle containing nicotine should not exceed 10 ml and the nicotine content should not exceed 20mg/ml. the majority of people will not benefit from 0mg nicotine e-juice.

How does it work?

To mix shortfill e-liquids, simply add your desired nicotine shot to the shortfill container and shake hard (remember to replace the cap first). This will ensure that the nicotine is properly blended and steeped with the e-liquid. Mixing is simple once you know how, but finding the exact quantities, and figures, and determining how much nicotine is right for you can be challenging.

Are Shortfills Good or Bad?

In terms of health and safety, Shortfills are safer than pure DIY mixing, which typically uses bigger amounts of raw nicotine. Even with short fills, it is always necessary to use caution when handling nicotine and e-liquid, such as using gloves and eyewear.

For those of you who vape 0mg of nicotine and want to utilize shortfills, be aware that shortfill e-liquids frequently include extra flavor concentrate to compensate for when the nicotine is added (similar to fruit squash before adding water). It has been claimed that 0mg shortfills may have an overly strong flavour and reduce the life of your coils. As a result, we recommend adding 10ml of flavorless e-liquid (or straight PG/straight VG or a combination of the two) to combat this and ensure that the shortfill does not taste unpleasant or shorten the lifespan of your coils.

What is the difference between Shortfill and longfill E-liquid?

It's simple: shortfills, that are limited to 3mg and have higher VG ratios, are better suited for more powerful cloud-chasing devices. Longfill becoming more adaptable can benefit anyone. If your high-powered dripping gadget requires a greater VG ratio, they're the perfect solution.

How To Use Shortfill E-Liquids:

When you receive your shortfill e-liquid order, you will receive at least one e-liquid bottle and one nicotine shot. Before you can use the e-liquid, you must first combine its components.

Begin by pulling the nozzle cap off the shortfill bottle. If the top is difficult to remove, insert a butter knife under the seam at the edge of the cap and gently pry it up.
Once the bottle is open, add the entire contents of your one or two nicotine shots.
Replace the nozzle cap and seal the shortfill bottle.
Shake the shortfill container vigorously for a few seconds to thoroughly mix the contents.
Fill your tank and enjoy!