What are tobacco e-liquids?

Tobacco e-liquids are liquids used in electronic cigarettes or vaping devices that are infused with tobacco flavourings. They mimic the taste of traditional tobacco cigarettes but without burning tobacco.

Are tobacco e-liquids safer than traditional tobacco cigarettes?

While tobacco e-liquids do not contain the harmful tar and many of the toxins found in traditional cigarettes, they still contain nicotine, which is addictive. The long-term health effects of vaping are still being studied, but many experts consider vaping to be less harmful than smoking. Public Health England has stated that vaping is at least 95% safer than smoking.

How do tobacco e-liquids work?

Tobacco e-liquids are vaporised by a heating element in an electronic cigarette or vaping device. When the user inhales, they inhale the vapour produced by the e-liquid, which contains nicotine and flavourings.

Do tobacco e-liquids come in different nicotine strengths?

Yes, tobacco e-liquids come in various nicotine strengths to cater to different preferences and levels of nicotine dependence. Nicotine strengths typically range from 0mg (nicotine-free) to higher concentrations such as 18mg or even higher.

Can I use tobacco e-liquids to quit smoking?

Yes! people often use tobacco e-liquids as a tool to quit smoking traditional cigarettes, gradually reducing their nicotine intake.

Are there any regulations surrounding tobacco e-liquids?

Yes, in the UK, tobacco e-liquids are regulated under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016. This legislation governs various aspects of e-liquids, including their ingredients, labelling, packaging, and sale. Additionally, there are restrictions on the advertising and promotion of tobacco e-liquids.

Can tobacco e-liquids be used in all vaping devices?

Tobacco e-liquids can generally be used in most vaping devices, including pod systems, vape pens, and mods, as long as they are compatible with the device's specifications. However, it's essential to check the manufacturer's recommendations and ensure that the e-liquid is suitable for the device to avoid any potential damage.

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Adding Nic Shots to Manabush Shortfill E-liquids

Manabush Shortfill use "Torpedo" bottles. These bottles are 120ml and have space in the bottle for two nic shots - below is how to use them to add your nic shots. NOTE : these nibs unscrew - not flip up. On occasion - due to availabilty we may have to use other bottles - they will either Flip up or unscrew, but the process will be similar.

Torpedo shortfill bottle filling instructions - part 1

Torpedo shortfill bottle filling instructions - part 2

Torpedo shortfill bottle filling instructions - part 3

Step 1: Locate the screw top of the Bottle

Step 2: Unscrew the top!

Step 3: Fill up with your nic shots!

The Nib of the Bottle has a screw-in top to make it easier for you to add your nic shots. Unscrew the cap of the shortfill bottle and look for the Knurled edge on the base of the nib.

Once you have located the knurled section simply unscrew the top from the bottle - revealing an aperture for you to squeeze your nic shot e-liquid into.

Remove the screw top cap of your nic shot bottle and locate the nib of the nic shot into the aperture on the shortfill bottle, squeeze all that e-liquid into the big bottle, replace nib and cap and shake thoroughly.

What Are Shortfills

Shortfills are larger bottles of Zero mg (non nicotine containing) e-liquid supplied with enough space in the bottle to add a 10ml “Nic-shot” or your own DIY additions.

Typically they are 50ml of liquid in a 60ml bottle - but may also come in other forms - such as our own 20ml of liquid in a 30ml bottle (ideal for 6mg vapers) or 10ml of liquid in a 30ml bottle (ideal for 12mg vapers).

The short filling of the bottle is what gives the “Shortfill” its name.

Shortfills came about as a result of the TPD (Tobacco Products Directive) - which restricted Nicotine containing liquid bottles maximum size too 10ml.

This had the potential for large price rises on Nicotine containing liquids - as the customer would have to buy multiple 10ml bottles instead of their usual larger bottle.

The Shortfill bottles. themselves do not contain any nicotine and can therefore legally be sold in any size bottle - ready for the user to add their own nicotine via the use of various Nicshots.