Blueberry Vape
This collection gathers 133 blueberry e-liquids in one place, running from 10ml nic salts at £2.49 through 40ml pod fills to 100ml shortfills. The blueberry shelf in the UK is dominated by blends rather than single fruits, so alongside plain blueberry you will find blueberry raspberry, blueberry sour raspberry, blueberry cherry cranberry, blueberry peach ice and blueberry bubblegum, from Elfliq, Elux Legend, SKE Crystal, Smok, Doozy, Drifter and Impjar.
Every bottle here is sold to adults aged 18 and over. Nicotine containing liquids are capped at 20mg per ml and limited to 10ml bottles under UK law, which is why the larger bottles in this range are supplied nicotine free with room for a nicotine shot.
Why blueberry works so well in e-liquid
Blueberry has a quality that flavour houses value. It is dark and jammy with a low acidity, so it fills the bottom of a profile rather than sitting on top of it. That makes it an excellent base fruit. A sharp partner can be layered over it without either flavour cancelling the other out, which is exactly why the shelf is full of blueberry raspberry and blueberry cherry rather than blueberry on its own.
It also holds up under heat. Lighter fruits thin out on a sub ohm coil at higher wattage. Blueberry keeps its shape, which is why it appears in so many 100ml shortfills aimed at direct to lung devices as well as in the 10ml nic salt range.
The main blueberry blends
Plain blueberry
Straight blueberry is the reference point. Expect a rounded, slightly jammy sweetness with a hint of skin tartness on the exhale. It is the easiest version to vape all day and the most useful one to try first, because it tells you whether the fruit itself suits you before you start adding partners.
Blueberry raspberry and blueberry sour raspberry
The most common blend in the category. Raspberry supplies the bright, tart top note that blueberry lacks. Sour versions push that acidity harder for a sharper, more mouth watering result. If you have tried plain blueberry and found it a little one dimensional, this is the natural next step.
Blueberry with stone fruit
Blueberry peach and blueberry peach ice soften the whole profile. Peach brings a fuzzy, almost creamy sweetness that rounds off the berry. The ice versions add a cool exhale that keeps it from becoming heavy.
Blueberry with other berries
Blueberry cherry cranberry and mixed berry blends deepen the profile further. Cranberry in particular contributes a dry tartness that stops a multi berry liquid tasting like generic jam.
Blueberry bubblegum
A confectionery take rather than a fruit one. The gum note sits over the berry and the result is noticeably sweeter and thicker. These are the heaviest blueberry liquids on sweetener content, so they deliver the most flavour per puff at the cost of shorter coil life.
Choosing between nic salt, pod fill and shortfill
Your coil dictates the choice. Anything rated above 1.0 ohm is a mouth to lung coil and wants a 50/50 PG to VG liquid, which in the UK means a 10ml bottle at up to 20mg per ml. Anything below 1.0 ohm is a sub ohm coil and needs a thicker high VG base, which is what a 100ml shortfill provides.
Pod fills sit between the two. They are larger nicotine free bottles blended at a pod friendly ratio rather than a sub ohm one, typically around 50/50 or 60/40. That lets you buy a flavour in 40ml or 100ml volumes and still run it in a pod kit that would flood or fail to wick on a thick 70/30 liquid. Check the ratio printed on the bottle rather than assuming a large bottle means high VG.
Nic salt against freebase
Nic salts use nicotine in a salt form with an acid added, which lowers the pH and softens the throat hit. The practical effect is that 20mg nic salt in a pod kit feels smooth where 20mg freebase would be uncomfortable. That is why almost every blueberry 10ml on this page is a salt. Freebase versions still exist at lower strengths for vapers who want a firmer hit at the back of the throat.
Mixing, steeping and storage
Shortfills need a nicotine shot before they are ready. Work out the headroom from the bottle. A 50ml liquid in a 60ml bottle takes one shot. A 100ml liquid in a 120ml bottle takes two. Both land at roughly 3mg per ml with an 18mg shot. Cap and shake hard for a minute, because high VG liquid is thick and the shot will float on top otherwise.
Blueberry benefits from a short steep more than a light citrus does. A couple of days standing with the cap on lets the darker fruit notes settle and blend, which usually rounds off any sharpness in the first few millilitres. Store bottles upright in a cool dark cupboard. Heat and sunlight will darken e-liquid and dull the flavour over time.
Coils, wicks and dark fruit
Dark liquids discolour a wick faster, which alarms people unnecessarily. Colour on cotton is staining, not burning. The real enemy of coil life is sucralose. Plain blueberry and blueberry raspberry sit in the middle of the range for sweetener content and should give a normal one to two week coil. Bubblegum and candy versions will cut that down. Whichever you run, saturate the coil through the wicking ports, fill the tank and leave it standing for five minutes before the first draw.
Delivery and support
UK delivery is free on all orders over £20 and orders placed on working days are dispatched quickly. If you are not sure whether a particular blueberry bottle will run in your device, call the team on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm and they will check the ratio and the strength for you.
Common questions about blueberry e-liquid
What does blueberry vape juice taste like?
Blueberry sits in the darker corner of the fruit family. It is jammy rather than sharp, with a slightly tart skin note over a deep sweet centre. That depth is what separates it from lighter fruits such as watermelon or apple. A well built blueberry reads almost like fruit compote on the exhale, which is why it survives being blended with heavier partners like raspberry, cherry and bubblegum without disappearing.
Is blueberry a good all day flavour?
For a lot of vapers yes. It is sweet without being sugary in the way a candy or dessert liquid is, so it tends not to fatigue the palate over a full tank. Plain blueberry and blueberry raspberry are the usual all day picks. The heavily sweetened bubblegum versions are better as an occasional change, because the sweetener content makes them harder work over an entire day.
What is the difference between blueberry nic salt and blueberry shortfill?
Nic salts arrive ready to vape in 10ml bottles at up to 20mg per ml, blended around 50/50 PG to VG for pod kits and other mouth to lung devices. Shortfills arrive nicotine free in 40ml, 50ml or 100ml bottles at a higher VG ratio for sub ohm tanks, with space left in the bottle for you to add a nicotine shot. Match the format to your coil resistance rather than to your flavour preference.
Which nicotine strength suits blueberry e-liquid?
The legal maximum in the UK is 20mg per ml. In a pod kit, 20mg nic salt is the usual choice for someone recently off cigarettes and 10mg is the step down once cravings settle. In a sub ohm device, 3mg or 6mg is standard. Because blueberry is a deeper, sweeter flavour it carries a higher strength better than a light fruit does, so the nicotine is less obvious at 20mg than it would be in a thin melon blend.
Why does blueberry get blended with raspberry so often?
The two fruits fix each other's weaknesses. Blueberry is deep but soft, with very little acidity to lift it. Raspberry is bright and tart with a sharp top end. Put them together and you get a fuller profile that has both a defined opening and a rounded finish. Sour raspberry versions push the tartness further, which suits vapers who find single fruit liquids too flat.
Does blueberry e-liquid stain or shorten coil life?
Darker fruit liquids do discolour a wick faster than a clear liquid will, although that is cosmetic rather than a sign of a burnt coil. What actually shortens coil life is sweetener. Plain blueberry blends are moderate in that respect and should give you a normal one to two weeks. Blueberry bubblegum and other confectionery versions carry more sucralose, which caramelises onto the coil and can halve that lifespan.
How do I mix a blueberry shortfill?
Check the bottle size against the liquid volume to find the headroom. A 50ml shortfill in a 60ml bottle takes one 10ml nicotine shot and finishes at roughly 3mg per ml. A 100ml shortfill in a 120ml bottle takes two. A 40ml pod fill in a 50ml bottle takes one shot and finishes a little stronger at close to 3.6mg per ml with an 18mg shot. Shake hard for a minute after adding the shot.
Do I have to be 18 to buy blueberry vape juice?
Yes. It is illegal to sell any nicotine containing vaping product to anyone under 18 in the UK. Every Vapestore Direct order is age verified before it is dispatched and identification may be requested. Nicotine e-liquid is intended for adult smokers and existing vapers only.