ZAP Juice Shortfill 50ml E-Liquid

The Quick Read On Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill

A shortfill is a part filled bottle. There is liquid in it and room left on top, and the room is there so you can add nicotine yourself if you want it.

The full name on the listing is Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill E-Liquid. 70VG is thick juice, so it belongs in a tank with a big airy coil and not in a small pod. Made by ZAP! Juice Ltd in Manchester, a company that has been going since 2016. If you want the bigger format instead, our Fantasi 100ml Shortfill is the same idea in a larger bottle.

Our Own Page Says 50ml And 60ml

Read our listing and you get two numbers. The title says 50ml. The details tab says 60ml. People ring us about this, so here is the answer.

Both are right. 50ml is how much liquid is in it. 60ml is how big the bottle is. The 10ml of air is not a short measure, it is the whole point of the thing.

One 60ml bottle. The purple part is what you are buying.

Pour one 10ml nicotine shot into that gap and you end up with a full 60ml bottle at roughly 3mg. One shot, not two. That is the difference between this and a 100ml bottle, which needs two shots to land in the same place. Our Shortfill E-Liquid And Nic Shots: A UK Guide works through the sums if a customer wants a different strength.

We have asked for the two numbers on our own listing to be joined up in one line, because right now the page gives both and explains neither.

Six Colas Sit Inside These Twenty One Names

Twenty one flavours, and they are not spread evenly. Here they are in groups rather than as one long row, because the groups are what you order from.

Ten of the twenty one are cola or latte. That is unusual, because this maker is known in the trade for fruit, and a shop expecting a fruit range will be surprised by the shelf it gets.

Two gaps matter. Nothing in the twenty one is mint or menthol, so a shop stocking only this line has nothing cold to sell. And the maker also runs a second range called Aisu, which is where most of its fruit sits. We carry none of it.

Two Wholesale Prices On Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill

Our listing shows £7.00 crossed out and £4.00 next to it, marked 42 per cent off. That has been the state of the page for a while, so treat £4.00 as the price and the £7.00 as history.

One thing the page does not tell you. It never says whether £4.00 is before or after VAT, and on a four pound item that is the difference between a fair margin and a thin one. Ask us and we will confirm it per order.

For what it is worth on the other side of the counter, a UK shop sells one of these bottles at £11.99. So the room is there. Anyone comparing Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill Wholesale prices should still check what the same money buys elsewhere on our own shelf, and our Fizzy Juice 100ml Shortfill is the first place to look.

Bigger Bottles Cost Less Here

This is the uncomfortable bit, and it is better on the page than found out later. Priced by the amount of juice, a Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill is the dearest bottle in its own related products row.

Eighty pence against thirty five. So this is not the bottle to buy on price, and the only reason to pick it is the flavours. If a customer asks for Sakura Cream Latte, nothing on that list will do instead. If they just want cheap juice in a tank, Chuffed Dessert 100ml Shortfill does the same job for less.

Zap Juice 50ml E-Liquid Bulk Is Risky

We hold over two thousand of these bottles and they have not sold once in the last twelve months. That is our problem to fix, and it is also a warning about how deep to go.

Duty makes it worse. Since October there is £2.20 of duty on every 10ml of liquid, whether or not it has nicotine in it. A 50ml bottle picks up £11.00 of that, which is more than double what the bottle itself costs. Then the nicotine shot a customer adds brings another £2.20 along with it.

So go wide and shallow. A Zap Juice 50ml E-Liquid Bulk order of six or eight names is plenty to find out what sells, and coming back twice beats sitting on forty bottles of Vanilla Cola. Liquid also ages, unlike hardware, so time is not on your side. A cheaper way to test the same shelf is V Blood 50ml Shortfill at under two pounds.

Zap Juice 50ml E-Liquid Is In No Collection

Look at the trail across the top of the page. It reads straight from the home page to this product with nothing in between. There is no category sitting in the middle of it.

In plain terms, you will not find this bottle by browsing. Filter our shortfills, filter our 50ml juice, filter by this maker, and it does not come up. The only way in is a search or this exact link.

Bookmark the page, or tell us and we will put it where it belongs. Meanwhile our Shortfill E-Liquids page is where the rest of this format lives, minus this one.

What We Get Asked On This One

1. Is it 50ml or 60ml?
Both. 50ml of juice inside a 60ml bottle, with 10ml of room left on top.

2. Does it come with nicotine in it?
No. It arrives at 0mg and stays that way unless somebody adds a shot.

3. How many shots does it take?
One 10ml shot, which brings the finished 60ml bottle to about 3mg.

4. Can it go in a pod?
Not happily. At 70VG it is thick, so it wants a tank with an airy low resistance coil.

5. Is each bottle of Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill E-Liquid one flavour?
Yes. Pick the flavour and that is what arrives, one name per bottle.

6. Why is Zap Juice 50ml E-Liquid dearer than your 100ml bottles?
It is, at 80p per 10ml against 35p. You are paying for the flavour list, not the volume.

7. Is anything in it minty or cold?
No, not one of the twenty one. You will need a cold line from somewhere else.

8. Does a 0mg bottle still pay duty?
Yes. The charge is on the liquid, not the nicotine, so £11.00 lands on a 50ml bottle either way.

9. What is the minimum on Zap Juice 50ml Shortfill Wholesale orders?
£100 across your basket, and delivery is free once you pass £200.

10. How many names should a first Zap Juice 50ml E-Liquid Bulk order cover?
Six to eight. Go wide before you go deep on any one of them.