Description
Purple Craze Ice 10ml E-liquid from Vampire Vape
Wild berries & cherries, mixed fruit, menthol and ice to finish. The Vampire Vape freebase e-liquid range is available in 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, 12mg & 18mg Freebase Nicotine strengths. Vampire Vape Purple Craze Ice 60/40 e-liquid containing Freebase Nicotine in a 10ml bottle size. Explore this blend of two fan favourites; Heisenberg & Pinkman plus a cool kick of Ice. A heady mix of Heisenberg & Pinkman that have been top sellers since their creation in 2012 with the addition of an icy kick. Raise the bar for your vaping experience by pairing the Vampire Vape E-liquid range with a variety Vape Starter Kits and Pod Vape Kits to choose from. Also available as a 100ml Shortfill E-liquid in addition to 10ml Purple Craze Ice Nic Salts & 30ml Concentrate for DIY vaping. The Vampire Vape range is produced and manufactured right here in the us to the finest of high quality standards. What is Freebase Nicotine? Freebase Nicotine is a more traditional nicotine style. Freebase Nic provides a defining throat hit and prevents nicotine cravings for a long period of time. If you prefer a smoother throat hit, check out our Nicotine Salts Collection. Available in a variety of strengths and flavours, Nic Salts provide a smooth throat hit however the nicotine cravings are soothed a lot quicker and prevents cravings for a shorter period of time when compared to Freebase Nicotine. Vampire Vape Purple Craze Ice Info
E-liquid Ratios/Thickness 60pg/40vg (Thinner Consistency) Vaping Styles: Mouth to Lung (MTL)
Restricted Direct to Lung (RDL) Freebase Nicotine Strengths: 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, 12mg & 18mg Mouth to Lung (MTL) MTL vaping is when you take in the vapour into your mouth before inhaling into your throat and lungs. This method is very similar to how smoking a cigarette would feel and allows you to taste all the full flavour before inhaling. Restricted Direct to Lung (RDL) RDL vaping provides a looser and more open vapour intake allowing you to enjoy bursts of flavour with a slight increase in vapour production. For more information, we have a handy Beginner’s Guide to answer any questions.
