Salt Brew und Salt Cristallite
20 products from our Swiss warehouse
SALT BREW CO stands for ready to use nicotine salt liquids in 10 ml bottles. Each flavour comes at 10 mg/ml or 20 mg/ml, with a 50/50 PG/VG mix. The range has seven flavours, including Blackcurrant, Cool Mint, Kiwi Watermelon and Watermelon Ice. The SALT CRISTALLITE line takes its cue from cocktails and aperitifs and comes in Fresh Menthol Mojito, Pina Colada and Spritz, also at 10 or 20 mg/ml. Both lines are made for refillable pod systems and MTL devices with low to medium power. At iVape from our Swiss warehouse.
Volume pricing: several units per order lower the unit price. The exact tiers are on each product page.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which nicotine strength should I choose?
- Every flavour comes at 10 mg/ml and 20 mg/ml. 20 mg/ml matches the strength of many prefilled pods, 10 mg/ml is milder.
- Do I need to mix Salt Brew Liquid?
- No. The liquids are ready to use and go straight into a suitable refillable pod or tank.
- What do the SALT CRISTALLITE flavours taste like?
- Fresh Menthol Mojito brings together lime, mint and a cool menthol note. Pina Colada pairs pineapple with coconut. Spritz combines orange with a fresh, slightly bitter aperitif note.
- Does Salt Brew work in sub-ohm devices?
- It is not made for that. Both lines are tuned for pod systems and MTL devices with low to medium power.
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