Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill

Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill

First Impressions: What’s It Like Out of the Box?

When you first grab a bottle of Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill, the packaging stands out. It’s simple, yet vibrant, with a fun design that makes it clear you're in for something bold. The bottle itself is easy to handle, with a secure cap that prevents any leaks – a small but important detail. It’s a 50ml shortfill, so you’ve got enough juice for a solid amount of vaping before you need to top up with a nicotine shot. Honestly, it’s dead easy to set up, and you get that reassuring feeling that you’ve got a good bit of quality in your hands.

Daily Use: Smooth or Harsh?

When it comes to how the juice actually vapes, I’ve been using it for a while, and I’m happy to report that it’s smooth. The throat hit isn’t over the top – it’s just right. It gives you that nice nic satisfaction without any harshness. If you’re used to freebase nicotine, you’ll feel the difference in smoothness. The Nasty Juice 70VG/30PG blend delivers a satisfying vape with decent clouds, but it’s not overly harsh. It’s perfect if you want something you can vape on all day without your throat feeling sore.

Flavours That Stood Out (And One That Didn’t)

So, let’s talk flavours. Nasty Juice really delivers here, and there’s a good mix to keep things interesting.

• ASAP Grape: This one’s a bit of a classic – sweet, juicy, and fruity with that lovely grape flavour. It’s smooth, with just the right amount of sweetness to keep you coming back for more.
• Bad Blood: If you like blackcurrant, this is a winner. The minty finish gives it that extra kick, but it’s not overpowering. It’s refreshing and really nice if you’re after something fruity with a touch of mint.
• Devil Teeth: I’ve got to say, I was surprised by this one. It’s honeydew melon, and it’s really light and fresh. It’s the kind of flavour that works well on a hot day when you want something cool and refreshing. Definitely not too sweet, just a pleasant melon hit.
• Fat Boy: Mango vapes are pretty common, but Fat Boy adds a bit more depth. It’s sweet, but not overly so, and it’s got that juicy, tropical vibe. If you’re into mango, this one’s a proper treat.
• Slow Blow: This one’s a pineapple and lemonade combo, and it’s pretty spot on. The pineapple is sweet and tangy, and the lemonade gives it that refreshing zing. It’s the kind of vape you’d want on a summer day – fruity and fresh.
• Wicked Haze: If you like your vapes with a bit of an edge, Wicked Haze is a mix of raspberry and lemonade with a touch of fizz. It’s not too heavy, but the tanginess from the raspberry and the zest of lemonade make it a fun flavour to keep vaping on.
• But here’s the thing – Wicked Haze didn’t completely blow me away. While the flavour is decent, I was expecting a bit more punch from the lemonade side. It’s still good, but not my favourite compared to the others.

Who’ll Love This Vape? Spoiler: Not Heavy Users

Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill is a great choice for casual vapers. If you’re someone who likes fruity flavours and smoothness without a massive throat hit, you’ll get on well with this. It’s more of an all-day vape, so if you’re after something lighter and refreshing, it’s perfect. But here’s the thing – if you’re a heavy vaper who needs something stronger or with more complexity, this might not hit the mark. It’s definitely more for those who want something easy-going and pleasant for regular use.

Battery Life: Did It Last or Flop?

As for battery life, it’s all about your device. But with the right sub-ohm setup, Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill is a good match. I’ve been using it with a couple of different devices, and as long as you’ve got a decent tank and coil, it’s been lasting me through a full day of casual vaping. Obviously, if you’re chain-vaping, you’ll go through it faster, but for most users, it’s solid enough for daily use without running out too soon.

The Big Question: Is It Worth It?

So, is it worth the money? Honestly, yes. For the price, you’re getting a decent-sized bottle of juice that lasts a good while. The flavours are solid, especially if you like fruity, refreshing vapes. You’re also getting that smooth vape, thanks to the Nasty Juice 70VG/30PG mix, which is great for producing clouds without making the throat feel like it’s been scorched. If you’re after a smooth vape that’s easy to get into and doesn’t break the bank, you’ll get your money’s worth here.

How to Set Up the Device

Setting up with Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill is pretty simple. If you want to add nicotine, just pour in a nicotine shot (18mg for a 3mg nicotine strength), shake the bottle well, and let it sit for a few minutes. It’s really dead easy to get going, and no complicated steps. Just make sure you’ve got the right nicotine shot for your preference.

What's in the Box

When you buy Nasty Juice 50ml Short Fill, you’ll get the 50ml bottle of e-liquid. It’s a shortfill, so you’ll need a nicotine shot if you want to add nicotine. Other than that, there’s not much else in the box – but that’s all you really need.

FAQs

• What flavours are available in Nasty Juice 50ml Shortfill?
  Popular flavours include Bad Blood, Devil Teeth, Fat Boy, Slow Blow, and Wicked Haze.
• How do I add nicotine to Nasty Juice 50ml Shortfill?
  Pour a 10ml nicotine shot into the 60ml bottle, shake well, and let it steep for a few minutes.
• What is the VG/PG ratio of Nasty Juice 50ml Shortfill?
  It has a VG/PG ratio of 70VG/30PG, which is ideal for sub-ohm vaping and producing big clouds.
• Can I use Nasty Juice 50ml Shortfill with any vape device?
  It’s best suited for sub-ohm devices and low-resistance coils for optimal performance.
• Is Nasty Juice 50ml Shortfill TPD compliant?
  Yes, it’s fully compliant with the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) in the UK.
• How long does a 50ml bottle of Nasty Juice last?
  Depending on usage, it can last anywhere from several days to a week for most vapers.
• What is the nicotine strength after adding a nicotine shot?
  Adding a 10ml 18mg nicotine shot to the 50ml shortfill results in a 3mg nicotine strength.