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Elux Legend Nic Salt 10ml Banana Ice 5mg — buy online at Best UK Wholesaler

Elux Legend Nic Salt 10ml

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The Legend flavour bank bottled: 57 nic salt flavours in boxes of ten, three strengths including 5mg.

Banana Ice · 5mg

£20.47for 10 · inc VAT

Per unit

£2.05

You get

10

Min order

1 pack

Strength: 5mg

Quantity:

1
× 10 units/box
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TPD compliant
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Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026

Fifty-seven flavours from one order line

Elux Legend nic salt takes the flavour bank that made the Legend name in the disposable era and bottles it: 57 flavours here, boxed in tens, at 5, 10 and 20mg. Customers do not ask for this liquid by brand. They ask for Mr Blue, or Gummy Bear, or Tiger Blood, and the label on the shelf just confirms they found it.

That recall is the commercial case. A counter that sold Legend bars for years has a customer base pre-sold on these exact flavours, and the bottle is how that base keeps buying them legally. The wider nic salts wall covers the rival names; ordering mechanics live on the e-liquid wholesale guide.

  • The Legend disposable flavour bank in TPD-compliant 10ml bottles
  • A 5mg option that most bar-salt rivals never offer
  • Bankers like Mr Blue and Watermelon Ice sit beside oddities like Tiger Blood
  • One flavour and strength per box keeps stock rotation legible
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Box maths across 57 flavours

One flavour and one strength per box of ten is a discipline as much as a format. Nobody should attempt all 57; the sensible opening order picks six to eight flavours your disposable trade already proved, weighted to 20mg, with 10mg cover on the top two or three. The 5mg option is the quiet differentiator, worth a box once the facing is established, because stepping-down customers keep buying the same flavour and almost no rival label lets them.

Elux stocks here as just two lines, this liquid and the Firerose 5000, so shelf presence for the brand is really shelf presence for this bottle. The full Elux range page holds whatever the catalogue adds next.

Where it sells, and where it will not

It sells wherever big-puff and bar formats sell: convenience counters, market traders, the value end of specialist retail. Straight Tobacco and Vanilla Tobacco give it a token classic corner, but this is a bar-palate range at heart. A shop whose liquid trade is older MTL customers on 12 and 18mg freebase should spend the same money on the 10ml freebase shelf instead, because those two walls do not share customers.

Specifications

Format10ml nic salt e-liquid
Trade box10 bottles, one flavour and strength per box
Strengths5mg, 10mg, 20mg
Ratio50/50 VG/PG
Flavours57 stocked
SuitsPod kits, starter kits, MTL draw

Frequently asked questions

How is Elux Legend nic salt sold at wholesale?
In boxes of ten 10ml bottles, one flavour and one strength per box. With 57 flavours stocked, orders build flavour by flavour rather than as a mixed case.
What strengths does the Legend salt range come in?
Three: 5mg, 10mg and 20mg, all 50/50 VG/PG. The 5mg tier is genuinely uncommon in bar-style salts and serves customers reducing strength without changing flavour.
Which flavours should a shop stock first?
Start from what your own disposable or big-puff sales already prove, then add breadth. The recognisable names, Mr Blue, Watermelon Ice, Gummy Bear and Fresh Mint among them, carry recall from the Legend bar era.
What device does this liquid need?
Any pod kit or starter kit with an MTL draw. It is a 50/50 salt, so it belongs in mouth-to-lung hardware rather than sub-ohm tanks.
Who is this range wrong for?
Counters whose liquid customers are long-term freebase users on 12 or 18mg. That trade wants the classic 50/50 shelf, not bar flavours, and stocking Legend for them ties up cash in the wrong palate.