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About Shortfills
Perhaps one of the most notable differences between shortfills and nicotine-based e-liquids such as nic salts is that shortfills are entirely nicotine free; you will notice that themg strength listed on each short fill bottle is always 0.
With this in mind, they would not be our first recommendation for ex-smokers who have recently begun their transition from smoking cigarettes, as these new vapers will be looking for a more substantial amount of nicotine to quell those cravings, especially in the early stages.
Considering the absence of nicotine, shortfills are favoured by vapers largely due to two key factors: their ability to produce high levels of vapour production, and the wide range of flavours on offer.
That said, vapers who require more nicotine in their e-liquid or who are looking for a harder-hitting throat hit, nicotine shots can be added to shortfills to allow them to reach the nicotine strength you desire. For this reason, these types of e-liquids are intentionally filled short, hence the name. This will mean that if you purchase a 100ml bottle of e-liquid, it will contain 100ml of liquid, but the shortfill bottle itself will have room for 120ml of liquid. This is done intentionally to provide room for the additional nicotine you may add, in the form of nic shots, flavourless e-liquid containing larger quantities of nicotine. Similarly, a 50ml e-liquid will contain 50ml of liquid, but it will come in a 60ml bottle.
For this reason, 50ml and 100ml shortfill e-liquids may be listed as 60ml and 120ml shortfills, respectively.