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Fantasi 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid Has Spare Room
The bottle is a 120ml bottle. The liquid inside it is 100ml. That gap at the top is not a short measure. It is the whole reason the product exists.
A shortfill arrives with no nicotine in it. The buyer adds that themselves, from a small bottle called a nic shot. Two 10ml shots fit exactly in the space left at the top. Add both and the bottle is full, at 120ml, with nicotine in it.
One Fantasi bottle, before anything is added.
Each bottle is £3.80 and comes in nine flavours. The shots are sold separately, and a Nic Drip 70VG shot at 99p is the one that matches this liquid on thickness.
Why Fantasi 100ml E-Liquid Bulk Can Wait
We are holding 4,558 bottles. That is roughly five hundred of every flavour. No name here is thinner than another, and none of them is close to running dry.
So a Fantasi 100ml E-Liquid Bulk order is not a race against the shelf. It is a race against a date. From 1 October 2026 the UK charges duty on vaping liquid. Stock brought in before that date can still be sold without a duty stamp, but only until 31 March 2027. After that day it cannot.
That gives you a six month window to turn over anything bought at today's price. Six months is plenty for a £3.80 bottle. It is not plenty for a pallet. Work backwards from how many of these you actually sell in a month, and buy that many times six, not more. We stock every shortfill bottle size, so you can spread an order across 50ml and 100ml rather than putting it all here.
Nothing To Pick
Most liquid we sell makes you choose. Ten milligrams or twenty. This one makes you choose nothing. It is 0mg, and 0mg is the only way it comes.
The second choice is made for you as well. This is 70VG, which means seventy parts vegetable glycerine to thirty parts propylene glycol. Thick liquid like that needs a coil that can shift it. It belongs in a sub-ohm tank, something like a Smok Mag Grip sub-ohm kit, where the airflow is loose and the draw goes to the lungs.
It does not belong in a small pod. A pod has a tiny wick and a tight draw, and thick liquid will not feed through it fast enough. The customer gets a dry, burnt taste and blames the pod. Sellers disagree on this in print, and some list it as fine for a mid draw, so the safe line at the counter is the ratio itself. Seventy VG means a tank, not a pod.
Nine Plain Names
Apple. Blue Raspberry. Cherry. Grape. Lemon. Lemonade. Mango. Orange. Watermelon.
That is the list. Nothing on it needs explaining. Nobody has to ask what Cherry tastes of. No name is a puzzle. None is a colour standing in for a fruit. No two of the nine are the same thing in different words. For a shop that is worth something on its own, because staff never have to translate anything.
Three of the nine are built on fizzy drinks rather than fruit. Orange, Grape and Lemonade are the soda end of the range, and that is where the brand started. The other six are straight fruit. Say you have shelf room for four. Take one soda, one berry, one citrus and Watermelon. Those four cover most of what people ask for without overlapping.
Nine is what we carry, not what exists. Fantasi make around thirty five in this thickness and over a hundred across all their ranges, including an iced set and a 50/50 set. Two other wholesalers list the identical nine in the identical order, so nine looks like the standard trade selection rather than a gap on our part. For a range that is put together differently, ZAP Juice at 50ml runs to twenty one flavours in half the bottle.
Hardly Anyone Else Sells Fantasi 100ml Shortfill Wholesale
We went looking for other trade prices on this line and found one. A single UK wholesaler publishes a figure, £3.50 a bottle. Two more that used to carry it now return an error page where the range used to be. So on Fantasi 100ml Shortfill Wholesale you have very little to measure us against.
We are £3.80. That is thirty pence above the one price we could find, and pretending otherwise would be silly. What sits on the other side is the retail end, where shops sell these at £4.49 to £5.95, with a recommended price closer to £9. At £3.80 in and £4.99 out there is real room, and at £3.50 in there is slightly more.
The thin trade market matters more than the thirty pence, though. A line that wholesalers are quietly dropping is a line where supply can get awkward later. We hold 4,558 bottles today, which is the answer for now, but it is worth knowing rather than finding out. Our 100ml juice in bulk range carries other brands at this size if you would rather spread the risk.
Factra In Manchester
Fantasi is made by Factra Ltd, a company registered at Dalberg House, Dolphin Street, Manchester. It used to be called Ecig Vapers Ltd and changed its name in February 2023. Factra is the company behind Vapoholic, and Fantasi is one of several brands it owns rather than a standalone maker.
One of its sister brands is on our shelf too. Ferocious Flavours Candy Infused comes out of the same place, in the same 100ml format, at £4.49. Same building, sweeter end of the flavour spectrum.
Some claims that travel with this product can be checked and some cannot. Here is the honest split.
What Factra Publishes
Made in the UK, in Manchester. Filled in what the company calls an ISO 7 clean room. Around a million bottles a month. A childproof cap and a tamper seal, which another seller confirms independently. All four of those come from the maker or are backed elsewhere, so we will repeat them and say where they came from.
What Nobody Sources
Two claims turn up in listings for this product, including ours until today, and neither has a source anywhere. One is that every bottle can be traced individually. The other is that the bottles and caps are made from recycled plastic. What one seller actually says is that the bottle is recyclable, which is a different thing. We have taken both off this page rather than pass them on, and we have asked Factra to confirm them in writing.
The Charge Lands Twice On Fantasi 100Ml E-Liquid
From 1 October 2026 there is a duty of £2.20 on each ten millilitres of vaping liquid sold in the UK. HMRC is plain that it applies whether or not the liquid contains nicotine. A 0mg shortfill is caught exactly like anything else.
One hundred millilitres is ten lots of ten. So the charge on this bottle is £22.00.
Then it lands a second time. The two nic shots that go in the gap are vaping liquid too, twenty millilitres between them, which is another £4.40. A finished bottle at 3mg therefore carries £26.40 of duty by the time it is ready to vape, spread across two purchases the customer may not connect.
None of that is on the stock we hold now, because the charge starts in October and reaches back to nothing. It does apply to whatever comes after. That is the difference between a bottle bought this week and the same bottle bought next spring. Explain it to a shop in those terms rather than as a percentage. Our guide to two shots to 3mg sets out the sums for every strength.
Raised At Reorder
Why is there a gap at the top of the bottle?
Because that gap is where the nicotine goes. The bottle holds 120ml and arrives with 100ml in it. Two 10ml shots fill it to the top. A full bottle with no room in it would be a bottle you could not add anything to.
One listing says 120ml and another says 100ml.
Both are right and they are describing different things. 100ml is the liquid. 120ml is the bottle it sits in. If a supplier tells you one figure and a label tells you the other, nobody has made a mistake.
Which shot should I order alongside it?
A 70VG shot, so it matches the thickness of the liquid. A 50/50 shot will thin the bottle down slightly. Two 18mg shots in 100ml give you roughly 3mg in the finished bottle, which is where most sub-ohm users sit.
Can two shots make it 20mg?
No, and not close. Twenty milligrams in a bottle this size is not possible with legal shots, because a shot is capped at 10ml and 20mg itself. Anyone asking for 20mg wants a 10ml salt bottle, not a shortfill.
Will it work in a pod?
Poorly. It is 70VG, which is too thick for a small pod to draw through. Put it in a sub-ohm tank instead. If the customer only owns a pod, sell them a 50/50 liquid and keep them happy.
Is Fantasi the same as Ferocious Flavours?
Same company, different brand. Factra owns both and fills both in Manchester. The flavours are aimed at different tastes, Fantasi at fruit and fizzy drinks, Ferocious at sweets, so they sit beside each other rather than against each other.
Do your nine cover the whole Fantasi range?
No. Fantasi make around thirty five at this thickness, plus iced and 50/50 sets. Our nine are the standard trade nine and two other wholesalers list exactly the same set. If a customer names a Fantasi flavour you cannot see here, ask us and we will check whether it can be brought in.
Somebody quoted us £3.50. Why are you £3.80?
Because that is the one other published trade price and it is thirty pence under ours. We would rather tell you that than have you find it. What we can say is that we are holding 4,558 bottles across all nine flavours, so an order goes out complete rather than part filled.
What happens to my stock after March 2027?
Unstamped bottles brought in before October 2026 can be sold up to 31 March 2027. From 1 April 2027 every bottle on sale needs a duty stamp on it. So anything still on your shelf that day cannot be sold, which is the figure to plan against, not the purchase price.
How does Fantasi 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid compare on price to a 10ml salt?
Very differently, and the duty is why. A box of ten 10ml salt bottles picks up the same £22 as one of these, for the same hundred millilitres. The gap is that the salt arrives ready to vape and this needs two shots adding, which is £4.40 more duty and a little work. For salts and the devices they suit, our guide to picking a salt strength covers which device suits which.