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Sic! Salts Aloe Grape combines the gently sweet taste of aloe vera with juicy dark grapes, creating a perfectly balanced fruity combination. Thanks to 16 mg of nicotine salt, it offers a smooth draw, rapid nicotine absorption, and a rich flavor that will delight with every puff.
View full description ↓Sic! Salts Aloe Grape combines the gently sweet taste of aloe vera with juicy dark grapes, creating a perfectly balanced fruity combination. Thanks to 16 mg of nicotine salt, it offers a smooth draw, rapid nicotine absorption, and a rich flavor that will delight with every puff.
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Product description
Delicate exoticism with a rich grape flavor
Sic! Salts Aloe Grape brings an unconventional combination of slightly sweet aloe vera and full dark grape notes. Aloe gives the blend a delicate freshness, while grapes contribute an intense fruity taste with a pleasantly sweet finish. The result is a harmonious e-liquid suitable for everyday vaping.
Premium Sic! Salts range
The manufacturer Sic! Salts emphasizes quality ingredients, precisely mixed aromas, and consistent taste. Each flavor is created to offer a distinctive aroma, clean taste delivery, and pleasant vaping without compromise.
Thanks to the use of nicotine saltsthe draw is smoother than with classic nicotine and nicotine is absorbed faster. The e-liquid is therefore suitable for both experienced vapers and users transitioning from traditional cigarettes.
Why choose Sic! Salts Aloe Grape?
- original combination of aloe vera and dark grapes
- smooth draw thanks to nicotine salt
- intense and balanced fruit aroma
- ideal for everyday vaping
- suitable for MTL POD systems and electronic cigarettes
Parameters
Category:Nicotine salt Sic! Salts
Flavor type:Fruity
Main flavor:Aloe vera, grapes
Volume:10 ml
Nicotine content:16 mg/ml
Nicotine type:Nicotine salt
Recommended PG/VG ratio:50/50
Manufacturer:Sic! Salts
If you like fruit combinations, try Sic! Salts Grape, which offers the pure taste of sweet grapes, or Sic! Salts Blueberry Pomegranate, where juicy blueberries combine with pomegranate.