Description
Two hundred millilitres of liquid in a single bottle. That’s not something you see often. Most shortfills cap out at 100ml, maybe 120ml with the nic shot space included. The Tasty Candy range from Tasty Candy does something different: 200ml of liquid, 13 flavours to choose from, and a price point that starts at £14.99 without nic shots, up to £16.45 with three shots included. Down from £17.99, that’s a meaningful saving on a format that genuinely doesn’t have much competition at this volume. If you’ve found a flavour you want to stick with for a while, or if you just don’t want to be ordering liquid every other week, this is the format that makes that practical. The Format: Why 200ml Actually Matters The bottle holds 200ml of liquid. Space for nic shots is built in. Base nicotine is 0mg across the range, so you choose your setup at checkout. Pricing : no nic shots at £14.99, two 18mg shots moves it up a touch, three 18mg shots lands at the top end of £16.45. Two shots into 200ml works out to around 3mg across the total volume. Three shots brings that to roughly 4.5mg. Worth knowing before you order. If you’re used to 6mg or above from a 100ml shortfill, you’ll need to factor in the dilution difference at this volume. Three shots is the more sensible choice for most vapers who aren’t already vaping at very low nicotine levels. The ratio is 70VG/30PG. Sub-ohm hardware only. The liquid is too thick for tight-coil pod systems and anything above 0.6 ohm is likely to struggle. In a proper sub-ohm setup with mesh coils at a reasonable wattage, it works well. The high VG delivers warm, dense vapour and carries sweet candy profiles better than a thinner liquid would. The Flavours: All 13 Blue Goddess is a berry-forward blend with a slightly sharp, electric quality to it. The kind of blue berry profile that reads more like a mixed berry sweet than any specific fruit. Bright and clean. Citrus Burst does what the name says. Sharp citrus notes, a bit of zing, no cooling element to soften it. For vapers who want something sharp and refreshing rather than sweet. Cotton Candy is the classic fairground spun sugar profile. Very sweet, very light, no fruit element at all. The simplest flavour in the range and an obvious all-day option for anyone who loves sweet vapes. Cuppicino is the odd one out in a candy range. An espresso-adjacent coffee profile sitting alongside thirteen other options that are largely fruit and sweet. Works well as a change of pace when you’ve been on the sweeter flavours for a while. Cookie Crumble is a baked good profile. Buttery, slightly warm, the kind of biscuit and vanilla combination that reads as dessert rather than candy. Heavier than most of the others in the range. Dought Kont is a doughnut profile. Fried dough, a bit of sweetness, the kind of bakery flavour that’s become a staple of the dessert vape category. More approachable than Cookie Crumble for vapers who aren’t sure about baked good profiles. Frooty Orange is a sweet orange candy rather than a fresh fruit profile. Think orange boiled sweets rather than a freshly squeezed glass. Bright, sweet, and uncomplicated. Grape Drops is exactly what it sounds like: the grape sweet flavour rather than actual grape. That very specific purple-grape candy profile that tastes nothing like a real grape and everything like the sweets. Divisive for people who don’t like artificial grape. Beloved by people who do. Hazlenuts Supreme leans into a creamy hazelnut profile. Closer to a dessert than a candy. The sweetness is more rounded and less sharp than the fruit options, which makes it a good rotation pick for when you want something heavier. Mooch A is a mystery in name but a peach-forward fruity blend in practice. Soft, sweet, without much sharpness. Easy to vape for extended periods. Sour Pops brings some tartness into the range. The first flavour with a genuine sour quality to it, which is a different experience to most of the others. Not aggressively sour but enough of an edge to make it stand out. Super Cola is a cola candy profile. Recognisable as the cola sweet flavour rather than a drink. Slightly fizzy quality on the exhale. Familiar and well-executed. Tropicana Punch is the most tropical option in the range. A blend of tropical fruits rather than any single one, leaning sweet rather than sharp. Good for vapers who want something summery and uncomplicated. The Case for 200ml At 200ml per bottle, the per-ml cost here is genuinely low. Even at the top end of £16.45 with shots included, you’re paying less than nine pence per ml of finished liquid. That’s hard to beat at any shortfill volume. And because it’s one bottle rather than two 100ml bottles, you’re not dealing with two sets of nic shots, two shakes, two separate fill-ups. It’s just one process for double the liquid. The obvious consideration is commitment. You’re picking one flavour and sitting with it for a while. For vapers who tend to rotate through flavours frequently, buying two different 100ml bottles might suit better. For vapers who find something they like and stick with it, 200ml is the more efficient choice. Made in the UK. TPD compliant. 18+ only. Quick Specs Volume : 200ml. Price : £14.99 to £16.45 depending on nic shot option (was £17.99). Nicotine : 0mg base, 2 x 18mg or 3 x 18mg nic shot options. Ratio : 70VG/30PG. Made in the UK. Flavours : Blue Goddess, Citrus Burst, Cotton Candy, Cuppicino, Cookie Crumble, Dought Kont, Frooty Orange, Grape Drops, Hazlenuts Supreme, Mooch A, Sour Pops, Super Cola, Tropicana Punch. Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 3:30pm Monday to Friday. Free delivery on orders over £40. FAQs How long will 200ml actually last me? This depends on your device and vaping habits. On a moderate sub-ohm setup using around 3–4ml per day, 200ml will last roughly six to eight weeks. On higher-wattage devices consuming 8–10ml per day, it will last around three to four weeks. Either way, it offers better value than smaller bottles. The nic
