PRODUCT DETAILS
A Quick Outline Of Flow Bar 20ml Nic Salt Box of 10
One box of Flow Bar nic salt holds ten units of liquid. Nothing else goes in it. Nothing but bottles. No device, no coil, no charger, and that is worth saying at the counter before a first time buyer opens the box expecting a kit.
Ten Units, One Flavour
The ten units in a box are all the same flavour. You pick which one when you order. That surprises people who assume ten means a mixed set. It is the question our counter hears most about any box of bottles. A larger order can run across several flavours, but the split has to be agreed before anything is picked.
The Figures On The Label
Each unit carries 20ml of liquid. Salt form nicotine, sitting at 20mg. The mix is an even fifty fifty, VG against PG, which keeps it thin enough for a small coil to pull. The cap is child-resistant and sealed, and manufacture is given as UK or EU with no company named.
One Strength: Flow Bar 20ml Nicotine Salt
We hold 20mg and only 20mg. That is worth knowing before you build a shelf around it, because it decides who the customer is.
Twenty milligrams is the top of the British legal limit. Picture somebody who put down a bar last week and still wants that hit. Hand it to a light smoker and it will not land well. Anybody who has spent months cutting down will find it a step backwards, and they will say so on the way back in. The range does appear in a 10mg version elsewhere in the trade. If somebody asks for the milder bottle, tell them it is made and that this shelf does not hold it. Then send them to Elux Legend By Strength, which does come in more than one, rather than selling a bottle nobody finishes.
Twenty Fizzy Names
Soft drinks Cola Cola, Irn Brue, Orange Soda, Prime Ice Pop, Tropical Punch.
Blue and berry Mad Blue, Blue Razz Cherry, Blue Razz Lemonade, Blue Sour Raspberry, Blue Cherry Cranberry, Blueberry Raspberry.
Strawberry Strawberry Ice, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Raspberry Ice.
The rest Banana Ice, Fizzy Cherry, Fresh Mango, Fresh Mint, Juicy Peach, Lemon & Lime.
Count the first group. Five of the twenty carry the name of a drink you can buy in a corner shop. That is unusual. Most bottled salt ranges open with fruit and close with mint, then stop. Look at the blue group next. Six names, all built on the same blue raspberry idea. That tells you where the demand sat when the range was put together. Six blues out of twenty is a lot. Take it as a fair guide to what actually sells in this range. See the full list on the Trade Salt Shelf next to the other brands and the difference shows up quickly.
Odd Spellings, On Purpose
Two of the names look like mistakes and are not.
Cola Cola reads as the obvious cola.
Irn Brue reads as the Scottish orange one.
Neither is spelled the way the real drink spells it. That is on purpose. A flavour cannot carry somebody else's trademark. So the maker bends the spelling until it is close enough to spot and far enough away to be legal. You see it across bar style liquids. It is not a printing error. Staff should expect to be asked about it. The short answer is that it tastes like the drink and is not connected to the company behind the drink. Said once, in those words, it settles the question and nobody feels misled.
Flow Bar 20ml Nic Salt Wholesale Leans On Soft Drinks
This is the commercial point of the range. A customer at a counter does not know what Mad Blue tastes like. They know exactly what Irn Brue tastes like. That one difference takes away the hardest part of the sale. You never have to describe a taste to somebody who has never had it. Flow Bar 20ml Nic Salt Wholesale works in shops where nobody has time to explain a flavour.
One honest caveat. Nobody publishes who makes Flow Bar. No company name appears on our listing, none of the other UK sellers give one, and there is no maker's page to send anybody to. If a trade buyer asks who stands behind the liquid, say so plainly. Do not guess at a name. Some shops care and some do not, and the ones that care will ask twice. Stand it next to Bar Fuel By Hangsen, where the brand name is the manufacturer, and the contrast answers the question for you.
Prime And Irn Brue Move Flow Bar 20ml E-Liquid Bulk
Twenty names do not sell at twenty equal speeds. On this range two of them pull ahead for reasons that have nothing to do with vaping at all.
Irn Brue is a Scottish drink before it is a flavour. A shop up there is selling a name its customers grew up on. Prime Ice Pop borrows from a drink that was briefly everywhere, which makes it the one people pick up out of curiosity. Neither is a fruit, and neither behaves like one.
So a Flow Bar 20ml E-Liquid Bulk order should not be split evenly. A first order should follow a shape.
① Go deep on the two drink names.
② Take the blue group next, a little lighter.
③ One box of each fruit name, no more.
④ Wait four weeks, then reorder on what moved.
Guessing the split costs more than waiting for it. One more thing shapes the size of that first order. Duty has applied to vape liquid since 1 October 2026. It is charged by volume, not by bottle. So a deeper order carries a bigger duty bill whatever the flavour on the label. Our Duty Since October write up sets out how it is worked out.
FAQs
What arrives in one box?
Ten units, 20ml of liquid in each. You pick the flavour when you order. One box means one flavour, unless we agree a split.
Does Flow Bar 20ml Nicotine Salt come weaker?
Not from us. We hold 20mg only. A 10mg version is made, though, so a customer asking for it is not imagining it.
Why is Irn Brue spelled like that?
To stay clear of the real drink's trademark. The taste is the nod. The spelling keeps it legal.
Where does Flow Bar 20ml E-Liquid belong?
Something refillable with a tight mouthpiece, run gently. At 20mg on a fifty fifty mix it is wrong in anything wide and open. The customer will blame the bottle, not the device.
Is the manufacturer named anywhere?
Not that we can find. The bottle gives UK or EU manufacture and leaves the company off.
Can flavours be mixed across a box?
One flavour per unit. A bigger order can run across several. Send us the split before anything is picked.
Where should the weight of a first order sit?
The two drink names and the blue group. They are already known. A name people already know will move off a shelf nobody is standing at, which fruit names cannot do yet. Fruit names catch up later, after somebody tries one and comes back.
Is the cap child-resistant?
Yes, and sealed as well. The law asks for both on nicotine liquid sold here, so it is not a feature to charge extra for.