Lemon And Lime Vape
Lemon and lime is the sharpest corner of the citrus category. Where a straight lemon vape can drift towards sweet lemonade or soft sherbet, adding lime brings back the bitter rind and the tang that keeps the blend from tasting like a boiled sweet. This collection gathers 54 lemon and lime e-liquids covering 10ml nicotine salts and 100ml shortfills.
It suits vapers who want something clean rather than dessert heavy. Citrus rinses the palate instead of coating it, so it holds up as an all day vape far better than a custard or a cheesecake. The range runs from familiar bar style versions through to fizzy lemonade twists and cola crossovers.
What lemon and lime tastes like in an e-liquid
Two distinct notes are at work. Lemon carries the sweetness and the recognisable citrus perfume. Lime supplies the bitterness, a faint green herbal edge and most of the sharpness. Blends that lead with lemon read as soft and lemonade like. Blends that push lime forward read as dry, zesty and more grown up.
Most UK versions land in the middle with a candied lemon body and a lime accent on the exhale. If you have vaped bar style lemon and lime before, that is the profile you already know. Bar Juice, Elfliq and Elux Legend all build around it.
The formats this flavour comes in
10ml nicotine salts
The most common format by a distance. A 10ml nic salt is a balanced blend, usually near 50/50 PG to VG, formulated for pod kits and mouth to lung tanks. Nicotine salt smooths the throat hit at higher strengths, which matters with citrus because acidic flavour concentrates already carry a bite of their own. Elfliq, Bar Juice, Elux Legend, SKE Crystal V2, Pod Salt and Bar Series all appear here in this format.
100ml shortfills
A shortfill is a 120ml bottle holding 100ml of nicotine free e-liquid, leaving deliberate headroom for two 10ml nicotine shots. Add both 18mg shots and the finished 120ml sits at 3mg. Shortfills are high VG blends, commonly 70/30, so they are aimed squarely at sub ohm kits. Vortex, Doozy, ImpJar and Drifter carry lemon and lime in this format.
Blends and crossovers
Several bottles here are not pure citrus. Lemon Lime Cola from the Pod Salt Nexus line puts the zest over a cola base, closer to a mixer than a fruit. Bar Series pairs blue sour raspberry with lemon and lime for a sherbet edge. The Doozy version leans into carbonation rather than fresh fruit.
Choosing a nicotine strength
UK law caps nicotine e-liquid at 20mg per ml and limits nicotine bottles to 10ml. Every nicotine liquid also has to be notified to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency before sale. Shortfills sidestep the bottle limit only because they contain no nicotine. For a pod kit, 20mg nic salt suits adults switching from a heavier cigarette habit while 10mg suits lighter smokers or anyone who has been vaping for a while. If you are running a sub ohm kit with a shortfill, 3mg is the normal landing point because those devices deliver far more vapour per puff.
Citrus has a natural sharpness at the back of the throat. If a lemon and lime liquid feels harsh, dropping from 20mg to 10mg usually solves it without changing flavour.
Matching the liquid to your device
The coil decides everything. A coil rated above 1.0 ohm is a mouth to lung coil and wants the thinner 50/50 nic salt. A coil below 1.0 ohm needs the thicker high VG shortfill, because a thin liquid floods through the wicking ports and leaks out of the airflow. Getting this the wrong way round is the most common cause of a device spitting or leaking. Citrus also behaves differently across coil types. Mesh coils in sub ohm tanks give a broad, juicy citrus while tight mouth to lung coils concentrate the zest and make the lime edge more pronounced.
What lemon and lime pairs with
Citrus mixes cleanly with almost everything, which is why it appears in so many multi fruit blends. Berry and citrus is the classic pairing because the sweetness of raspberry or blackcurrant balances the acidity. Menthol turns lemon and lime into a refreshing summer vape while cola or lemonade bases push it towards a soft drink profile. It works less well against dense bakery flavours, where the acidity fights the cream.
Coil life and citrus liquids
Citrus is one of the kinder flavour families for hardware. It carries less sucralose than dessert or candy blends, so coils tend to last towards the longer end of the usual one to two week window. Pale liquids also gunk the cotton more slowly than dark ones. Acidic flavourings can shorten the life of rubber seals over time, so give your pod a rinse whenever you change coils.
Delivery and help choosing
UK delivery is free on orders over £20. Orders placed on working days are dispatched quickly. If you want a steer on which lemon and lime version is closest to a bar flavour you remember, call the team on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
Lemon and lime vape questions
What does a lemon and lime vape taste like?
It combines the sweet perfume of lemon with the sharper, slightly bitter rind of lime. Most UK versions sit around a candied lemon body with a zesty lime finish on the exhale, which makes them cleaner and less sugary than a dessert or candy blend. Some bottles add lemonade fizz or a cola base for a soft drink character.
Is lemon and lime available as a nic salt and a shortfill?
Yes. The 10ml nicotine salt version is a balanced 50/50 style blend for pod kits and mouth to lung devices. The 100ml shortfill version is a high VG blend for sub ohm kits and arrives nicotine free with room in the bottle for nicotine shots. This collection carries both formats.
How do nicotine shots work with a lemon and lime shortfill?
A 100ml shortfill sits in a 120ml bottle with 20ml of empty space. Adding two 10ml nicotine shots at 18mg brings the full 120ml to roughly 3mg. Cap the bottle and shake it for a minute or two so the shot disperses fully. Citrus blends rarely need any further standing time before use.
What nicotine strength should I choose?
For a pod kit or mouth to lung device, 20mg nic salt suits adults moving off a heavier cigarette habit and 10mg suits lighter smokers. For a sub ohm kit with a shortfill, 3mg is the usual choice because those devices produce much more vapour per puff. UK law caps nicotine e-liquid at 20mg per ml.
Will lemon and lime e-liquid ruin my coils?
Citrus is comparatively gentle on hardware. It carries less sucralose than dessert and candy flavours so coils generally last towards the longer end of the usual one to two weeks. Acidic flavourings can wear seals over time though, so rinse and dry the pod or tank whenever you fit a fresh coil.
Which brands make lemon and lime vape juice?
This collection includes versions from Elfliq by Elf Bar, Bar Juice, Elux Legend, SKE Crystal V2, Pod Salt Nexus, Bar Series, Vortex, Doozy Vape, ImpJar and Drifter. Each house balances the two fruits differently, so trying a couple is the quickest way to find your preferred profile.
Can I mix lemon and lime with another flavour?
Yes. Citrus blends readily with berries, menthol and lemonade bases. Many vapers keep a lemon and lime bottle as a palate cleanser between heavier dessert or tobacco liquids. If you mix in the same tank, use liquids with a similar PG to VG ratio so wicking stays consistent.
Do you deliver free and how quickly?
UK delivery is free on orders over £20 and a small mixed order of 10ml bottles reaches that threshold easily. Orders placed on working days are picked and dispatched promptly. You can reach the team on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm with any question about an order.