Fruit Bomb E-Liquids (Low MG Nic Salts)

7 flavours in stock · 3-6 mg/mL nic salt (1.7-3.4 mg/mL nicotine) · $24.90

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The Fruit Bomb Low MG range is a high-performance collection of nicotine salt e-liquids manufactured by Fat Shibe in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

Optimised for high-wattage devices and sub-ohm tanks, Fruit Bomb 60ml bottles feature a 70/30 VG/PG ratio. Available nicotine strengths include 3mg/mL and 6mg/mL (actual nicotine content of 1.7mg/mL and 3.4mg/mL).

Available flavour profiles in this format include Apple, Berry, Blueberry Raspberry, Grape Apple, Kiwifruit Strawberry, Orange Guava, Peach Guava, and Strawberry Banana. Every bottle is fully notified and compliant with New Zealand's Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products Act.

Produced with USP-grade ingredients, Fruit Bomb Low MG features child-resistant closures and tamper-evident seals. As a locally made NZ brand, it adheres to all Ministry of Health safety standards. Restricted to persons aged 18 years and over.

Questions about Fruit Bomb E-Liquids (Low MG Nic Salts)

Which flavours are in stock in Fruit Bomb E-Liquids (Low MG Nic Salts)?
7 flavours are in stock: Berry, Blueberry Raspberry, Grape Apple, Kiwifruit Strawberry, Orange Guava, Peach Guava, Strawberry Banana. The list updates as stock changes.
What nicotine strengths are available?
Nic salt: 3 mg/mL (1.7 mg/mL nicotine), 6 mg/mL (3.4 mg/mL nicotine).
What is the difference between freebase and nic salt e-liquid?
Freebase nicotine is nicotine in its unprotonated form. In a nic salt e-liquid the nicotine is combined with an acid, commonly benzoic acid, which lowers the pH and reduces the throat sensation at a given strength. Nic salt e-liquid is formulated for low-power, mouth-to-lung devices such as pod systems. Freebase is used at lower strengths in mouth-to-lung devices and in higher-powered sub-ohm devices. High-strength nic salt should not be used in a sub-ohm device. More detail: Nicotine salt and freebase e-liquid.
Why does a nic salt strength show two figures?
A nic salt label can state the concentration of the nicotine salt or of the nicotine within it. The nicotine figure is roughly 0.57 times the salt figure, so 50 mg/mL of nicotine salt is about 28.5 mg/mL of nicotine. See Nicotine strength explained.
What are the nicotine limits in New Zealand?
Freebase e-liquid is limited to 20 mg/mL of nicotine, and nic salt e-liquid to 28.5 mg/mL of nicotine (50 mg/mL of nicotine salt). The limits apply to prefilled pods and bottled e-liquid alike. A container of e-liquid sold at retail may hold no more than 1,800 mg of nicotine in total, and no more than 120 mL unless it is nicotine-free. See Nicotine strength explained.
Is ID needed to order?
Yes. Vaping products cannot be sold or delivered to anyone under 18, and an evidence-of-age check is required before an order is dispatched. On a first order you upload a photo of a New Zealand driver licence, passport or Kiwi Access (18+) card; later orders on the same account are dispatched without a further check. See Ordering online in NZ.

FAQs

What happened to the discounts?

With the vaping regulation change June 17, 2025, we can no longer provide any form of discounts.

Can you ship without the signature requirement?

Unfortunately, this is not possible. The signature requirement is part of R18 shipment, with ID check requirements, for legal purposes, much like alcohol.

Do you ship to Australia?

Due to the vaping ban in Australia as of July 2024, we can no longer ship any vaping products to Australia.