Lemon Sherbet Deluxe Shot

Lemon Sherbet Deluxe Shot , E-Liquid Concentrate flavouring.

Lemon Sherbet One-Shot Concentrate is a citrus fruit blend featuring a sugary layer. The zesty lemon provides the base of the flavour, accentuated by candied sherbet notes for an authentic-tasting vape.

This is definitely one for serious sweetie lovers, who enjoy a bold sweet / sharp vape. The predominant flavour of sharp but sweet Lemon on the intake remains in the mouth and on the exhale, giving a vape that is flavour perfect!

If you like the sweets, you will love this flavour. This could be an easy all day vape for Lemon Lovers, for others a refreshing change.

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The Alchemist’s Tip –  Mix at 20% – Steep for 2 weeks

Mix @20% for 250ml or 500ml of Vape Liquid.

250ml – Contains 50ml of Concentrate in a 250ml Bottle.

250ml Deluxe Kit 3mg Contains 50ml of Concentrate in a 250ml Bottle + 250ml of VG + 4 x (18mg) Nicotine Shots

250ml Deluxe Kit 6mg Contains 50ml of Concentrate in a 250ml Bottle + 120ml of VG + 8 x (18mg) Nicotine Shots

500ml Contains 100ml of Concentrate in a 500ml Bottle.

500ml Deluxe Kit 3mg Contains 100ml of Concentrate in a 500ml Bottle + 500ml of VG + 8 x (18mg) Nicotine Shots

500ml Deluxe Kit 6mg Contains 100ml of Concentrate in a 500ml Bottle + 250ml of VG +16 x (18mg) Nicotine Shots

Alternatively, you can half the Nicotine inclusion, to make 1.5mg. But, remember to add back in the extra VG to ensure a complete mix.

*Deluxe Shots are Concentrated Flavourings and are NOT to be vaped without Mixing. This product is NOT ready to vape!

** A Deluxe Shot contains the correct amount of Concentrate flavouring and leaves enough room for you to MAKE either 250ml or 500ml of E-Liquid dependant on the quantity purchased.

Please read the mixing guide available here

Ingredients:

Artificial & Natural Flavours, Mono-Propylene Glycol.

Notes:

• This is a concentrated flavouring to be mixed in a DIY E-Liquid. It is not designed to be vaped without diluting first.

There can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process.