Best Nicotine Salts of the Month

Nicotine salts came into existence to satisfy those consumers with a higher tolerance to nicotine. However, few know the difference between regular freebase vape juice and nicotine salts.

We’ve put together a list of our best nicotine salts of the month so you can choose from what people are actually buying, but we’ve also taken the time to explain a little more about what nicotine salts are and what they bring to the table.

The Best Nicotine Salts of the Month

The following is a summary of the best nicotine salts available at incredible discount wholesale prices right here on the Vape Ranger website.

LushIce Salt Nic by VGOD e-Liquids

 

This signature watermelon candy flavor by VGOD comes with a fresh dash of menthol that elevates this nicotine salt in all the right ways.

Mint 0° Nic Salt by Twist e-Liquids

 

Mint 0° combines the cooling of menthol with the fresh sweetness of mint to make a nicotine salt, unlike anything you’ve ever tasted. 

Peppermint Nic Salt by Mints

 

15ml and 30ml bottles filled with all the flavor of your classic red and white dinner mints in 24mg, 30mg, and 50mg nic levels.

Jewel Mint by Pod Juice

 

A fresh mint flavor with a minimalist touch that makes it an excellent additive and mixer with other nicotine salts. 

Spearmint by I Love Salts

 

Fresh, icy spearmint that will tingle your tongue with a gum-like menthol flavor that ticks all the right boxes.

Strawberry Kiwi Nicotine Salt by Juice Head

 

A nicotine salt deliciously flavored like vine-ripened strawberries and juicy kiwis with a creamy tart finish.

Mighty Mint by VGOD

 

Picture wintergreen bubblegum followed by a sweet mint overtone perfectly formulated for an outstanding vaping experience.

Fuji by Pachamama

 

Exotic fuji apples with a touch of strawberry and nectarine followed by a powerful hit of 25mg or 50mg of nicotine content.

Blue Razz by Air Factory

 

30ml bottles with 18mg or 36mg of nicotine per unit of this gushing blue raspberry taffy flavored nic salt which you won’t be able to get enough of.

Strawberry Watermelon Nicotine Salt by Candy King

 

A refreshing and juicy, strawberry, watermelon lime flavored e-liquid.

What Are Nicotine Salts?

Nicotine salt is a type of vape juice formula that packs a higher nicotine concentration than regular e-juice, which is also known as freebase vape juice. In other words, with nicotine salt, your customers get more nicotine per puff and don’t need to inhale as much vapor.

However:

Nicotine salt is not for everyone. Some users look for freebase vape juices with only 0-12mg of nicotine content, while salts may offer up to 50mg and even more in some cases.

Another sales pitch for nicotine salts is that they are made using a chemical called benzoic acid, which is said to neutralize the nicotine base in the product, resulting in a much smoother experience. While they have higher nicotine content, nic salts are still formulated to provide a smooth sensation that does not hurt the throat as much.

Nicotine Salt vs. Freebase Nicotine

Perhaps the most noticeable difference between both products is that nicotine salts contain more nicotine than freebase e-liquid. This makes the fact that the best nicotine salt products don’t feel as harsh on the throat even more incredible. As mentioned above, this is in part due to the use of Benzoic Acid in its formula.

But this is not the only difference between both products. There are other differences in terms of user experience that help consumers pick and choose. One of them is that, unlike freebase vape juice, nicotine salt vaporizes very well at lower temperatures, making it the ideal choice for smaller vape devices with less battery power.

Nic salt juice is also often preferred by regular smokers because the higher nicotine content gives a sensation that is more similar to the smoking experience than freebase nic, making it more enjoyable for users who are used to strong hits of nicotine.

Usage of freebase and nicotine salts is very similar, while the experience may somewhat vary, at the end of the day, they both produce vapor. That said, the main differences are based on your client’s nicotine needs and the amount of vape juice consumed by each one of them.