Bar Fuel

Bar salts exist to move disposable customers onto refillables, and the standard 10 and 20mg rungs handle the switch itself. The 5mg serves what happens a year later: the settled pod customer gradually easing their strength down, who at most counters has nowhere to go below 10mg and either stalls or leaves the category. Stocking a tapering rung keeps that long-tail customer buying bottles from you instead of drifting off entirely, and almost no competitor shelf offers it.

Choose Bar Fuel boxes for gaps, not duplicates. If your fixture already runs Bar Juice 5000 or the Bar Series range, their Blue Razz bankers are covered; what those lists lack is dessert oddities like Biscoff and the 5mg ladder, which is exactly where this brand earns its facing. The full shelf logic lives on our e-liquid wholesale landing.

This is pod-kit liquid, full stop: 50/50 salts wick happily in MTL coils and waste themselves in sub-ohm tanks, so keep the recommendation inside the pod wall. Counters with heavy ex-disposable trade should hold the 20mg deepest, ease into 10mg, and add 5mg once regulars start asking about cutting down, which they reliably do. Freebase-preferring customers live over on the 10ml freebase shelf, and brand-led Elf Bar loyalists will still default to ELFLIQ at wholesale whatever you rack beside it.

Age-verified trade only throughout, and the 10ml format is the TPD-compliant ceiling for nicotine-containing bottles.