Future Juice

Ten bottles to a box on the nic salts shelf, so the per-bottle figure is the box cost divided by ten against your 10ml salt price. A single 20mg strength keeps the stocking simple: the decision is flavour, not strength, so pick the sellers and leave the long tail alone. Salts turn faster than shortfills because pod vapers refill more often, so a proven flavour earns a deeper facing than a niche one. The 20mg salt also works as a refill for the disposable convert, so it earns a slot near the disposable vapes counter. Trade pricing across the range is on e-liquid wholesale.

The Future Juice salts are 20mg on a 50/50 base, built for pod and mouth-to-lung kits, not sub-ohm tanks. They suit the everyday pod vaper and the disposable convert who wants a smooth, strong hit from a small refillable bottle. Where a customer wants a big-cloud sub-ohm flavour at 0mg, the shortfills are the pick instead. The single strength makes this an easy line to run: no strength ladder to stock, just the flavours your pod trade asks for. It is the same brand as the sub-ohm shortfills, so a shop can carry Future Juice across both customer types.

A counter with a pod and disposable-convert trade should carry the Future Juice salts as one of its 20mg lines, picking the flavours its customers actually buy. A pure sub-ohm shop leans on the shortfills instead. It is not the line for the vaper chasing sub-ohm clouds. Stock a handful of proven flavours at a fair depth, skip the long tail, and reorder from the till. The wider Future Juice range gathers the brand across both formats.