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Dinner Lady Sweets Flavoured e-liquids
With great flavour comes great responsibility and Dinner Lady has invested heavily into making sure that our customers enjoy the best possible vaping experience.
Launching in 2016 with a mission to create a superior customer experience for vapers everywhere,
Dinner Lady immediately grabbed the attention and tastebuds of vapers around the world. Creating premium e-liquids with incredible flavours, Dinner Lady prides itself on helping smokers transition from harmful cigarettes to vaping.
Firmly rooted in its dedication to nostalgia, Dinner Lady’s Sweets range takes inspiration from classic sweets and candies that we remember fondly from days gone by. Formerly known as the Tuck Shop collection, this award-winning, internationally loved range includes Dinner Lady’s much-loved Lemon Sherbet e-liquid which combines the sugary taste of sherbet with tart lemon for vapers with a sweet tooth.
In addition to Lemon Sherbet, the Sweets range includes fan favourites such as Bubble Gum, Jelly Bean, Apple Sours, Sweet Fruits, Watermelon Slices and Black Jack. Each flavour is available in a wide range of e-liquid sizes and formulations – 50:50 10ml bottles, 10ml 30:70 pre-mixed, 50ml 30:70 Shortfills (Shake & Vape), 10mg and 20mg Nicotine Salts and 30ml Vape Juice Concentrates for DIY vapers.
50:50 10ml E-Liquid
Available in a variety of nicotine strengths from 3mg to 18mg, Dinner Lady 50:50 e-liquid bottles combine even measures of Propylene Glycol (PG) and Vegetable Glycerin (VG) combined with food-grade food flavourings for the perfect balance of flavour and vapour that is ideal for new vapers transitioning from smoking to vaping.
50:50s work best with low watt devices with a higher ohm coil such as simple pen-style devices and refillable pod vape kits for a mouth-to-lung inhalation method that feels most like smoking.
Typically used for sub-ohm vaping, Dinner Lady High VG 30:70 e-liquids can be used with either Box Mod or Pod Mod devices, both of which have higher outputs and can be used with high ohm coils to vaporise thicker, high VG liquids a higher temperatures to create thick, fluffy clouds.
30:70 Shortfill 50ml E-Liquid
Following the EU’s Tobacco Products Directive of 2016, e-liquid containing nicotine can only be sold in 10ml bottles. Dinner Lady Shortfills contain 50ml nicotine-free e-liquid in a 60ml bottle, allowing vapers to add either a nicotine or CBD “shot” to create their own, DIY Shake and Vape formulation. Often referred to as Cloud-Chasing Juice, Shortfills combine 70% VG and 30% PG to create impressive, dense clouds with a rich flavour.
Typically used for sub-ohm vaping, Dinner Lady Shortfill e-liquids can be used with either Box Mod or Pod Mod devices, both of which have higher outputs and can be used with high ohm coils to vaporise thicker, high VG liquids a higher temperatures to create thick, fluffy clouds.
Nicotine Salts 50:50 10ml
A relatively new innovation with the advantage of being most like smoking, Nicotine Salts are an effective nicotine replacement option with a reputation for providing a smoother vape, a higher flavour intensity and a longer-lasting hit. Nic Salts are compatible with most mods and vapes that have a low wattage setting.
Nicotine Salts are best suited to devices with a lower wattage and a higher ohm coil such as a pen or refillable pod kit for a mouth-to-lung inhalation method that feels most like smoking.
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Need to know more about our products, find the most popular questions below....How Much Nicotine Is In One Shot?
What Do Nicotine Shots Do?
Nic Salts vs Nic Shots: What's The Difference?
What Is The Best Vape Kit For 50/50 Vape Juice?
What Is The Difference Between 50/50 and 70/30 Vape Juice?
What Is 50/50 Vape Juice?
What Is The Best Coil for Nic Salts?
The best coils for nic salts are typically ones with higher resistance, usually above 1.0 ohm.
These coils operate at lower wattages, providing a smooth vaping experience that complements the high nicotine content of nic salts without causing harshness.
Pod systems and MTL (mouth-to-lung) devices with coils in the range of 1.0 to 1.8 ohms are considered ideal for vaping nic salts effectively.
Are Nic Salts Better For You?
Nicotine salts (nic salts) and traditional freebase nicotine offer different experiences, but neither is "better" for you in a health context.
Nic salts allow for higher nicotine concentrations without harshness, potentially satisfying cravings more efficiently for some smokers looking to switch to vaping.
However, it's important to understand that all nicotine products carry health risks, and the safest option is not to consume nicotine at all.
If you're considering switching to nic salts for reduced harm, consult with a healthcare professional.
What's The Difference Between Nic Salts & E Liquid?
The main difference lies in the type of nicotine used and its purpose.
Traditional e-liquids use freebase nicotine, which is pure nicotine extracted from tobacco leaves. It's ideal for lower nicotine strength e-liquids and produces a more noticeable throat hit.
Nic salts, on the other hand, use nicotine that maintains its natural salt form, combined with benzoic acid to enhance its efficiency and smoothness.
This allows for higher nicotine levels without harshness, making nic salts ideal for those who prefer a smoother experience or are looking for a similar sensation to smoking.
Note that both nic salts and freebase nicotine e-liquids come in various flavours and PG/VG ratios.
How to Add Nic Shot to Shortfill?
How To Open a Shortfill Bottle?
Can You Use Shortfills Without Nicotine?
How To Use Shortfills?
How Long Does E-Liquid Last?
When unopened and stored correctly, e-liquid can last for 1 to 2 years from the date of manufacture.
After opening, it's best to use the e-liquid within 1 to 6 months for optimal flavour and performance.
Exposure to air, heat, and light can accelerate the degradation of the e-liquid, so proper storage is key to maintaining its quality.
Does E-Liquid Expire?
Yes, e-liquid can expire.
Most e-liquids have a shelf life of 1 to 2 years from the manufacturing date if stored properly.
Over time, the quality of the e-liquid may deteriorate, which can lead to changes in flavour or effectiveness.
It's important to store e-liquid in a cool, dark place and ensure the cap is tightly sealed to extend its shelf life.
Can you take vape liquid on a plane?
Yes, you can take vape liquid on a plane, but there are restrictions.
E-liquids must be stored in containers no larger than 100ml (3.4 ounces), and all liquids must fit into a single, clear, quart-sized (about 1 liter) zip-top plastic bag.
This bag must be removed from your carry-on bag and placed in a screening bin. The total volume of all liquids, gels, and aerosols must not exceed 1 liter.
It's also a good idea to check the regulations of your airline and destination country before traveling.
How Long Does One E Liquid Bottle Last?
The duration one e-liquid bottle lasts can vary greatly depending on the size of the bottle, the frequency of use, and the type of vape device.
A typical 10ml bottle of e-liquid might last about 5 to 7 days for an average user, but this may vary. Those who vape less frequently or use devices with higher efficiency may find their e-liquid lasts longer.
What’s the difference between vape and e-liquid?
A "vape" refers to the electronic device used to vaporise e-liquid for inhalation. It consists of a battery, a heating element (coil), and a tank where the e-liquid is stored.
"E-liquid," also known as vape juice, is the fluid used in vape devices that produces vapor. It typically contains propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerine (VG), flavourings, and optionally nicotine.
In summary, the vape is the hardware, while e-liquid is the consumable that goes inside it.