Nasty Juice Salts Devil Teeth
by Nasty Juice
No reviews yet — be the firstA legacy Nasty Juice menthol salt at 10mg or 20mg, 10ml bottles boxed in tens, one of the range's two banker flavours.
10mg
Per unit
£0.42
You get
10
Min order
1 pack
Quantity:
Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026
One of the two flavours worth leading with
Devil Teeth is menthol, and it is one of only two flavours in the eight-strong Nasty Juice legacy salt range that the brand names explicitly, the other being Cush Man's mango. Ten millilitre bottles, 50/50, at 10mg or 20mg, boxed in tens. Where a flavour like Trap Queen carries no stated profile and sells on pure nostalgia, Devil Teeth gives a shop something concrete to describe.
One pricing detail is worth checking before ordering: this box currently lists well below the price quoted for Trap Queen at the same box structure and format. Confirm the current cost with your order rather than assuming parity across the range.
- A genuine menthol profile, one of only two flavours the brand names explicitly
- Part of the eight-flavour Nasty Juice legacy salt range
- Currently priced well below the rest of the range, worth confirming before quoting
- The natural cool-menthol pairing beside Cush Man's mango
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Why this is one of the two to open with
Nasty Juice trades heavily on shortfill-era nostalgia, and most of its eight legacy salt flavours have no flavour description at all in the catalogue, sold purely on the name and the artwork. Devil Teeth and Cush Man break that pattern: both carry a stated profile, menthol and mango respectively, which gives staff something real to say when a customer asks what a bottle actually tastes like. Open the Nasty Juice facing with these two rather than guessing across the unlabelled seven.
Menthol also does a job the rest of the legacy range cannot: it is the palate-cleanser option for a customer working through the brand's sweeter names, and a natural pairing next to Cush Man on the same shelf.
Who this suits, and the pricing check
Nasty Juice loyalists and MTL or pod customers wanting a straightforward menthol at a settled strength. As one of the two named flavours, it is a reasonable opening order even for a shop with no established Nasty Juice trade yet, unlike the unlabelled names in the range. Before committing to a full box, confirm the current trade price directly, since this listing currently sits notably below what the sibling Trap Queen page quotes for the same format. The wider nic salts wall and e-liquid wholesale category give the fuller comparison. Age-verified trade throughout.
Specifications
| Format | 10ml nic salt e-liquid, 50/50 VG/PG |
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| Trade unit | Box of 10 bottles, one strength per line |
| Strengths | 10mg and 20mg |
| Flavour | Menthol |
| Brand | Nasty Juice |
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Delivery
| Tracked UK delivery1–2 working days, dispatched same day before 3pm | £5.99 |
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| Orders over £150 ex VATfree tracked delivery (launch offer) | Free |
Order before 3pm on a working day and stock leaves the same afternoon on a tracked courier, with the tracking number in your inbox before it arrives. No minimum order: the flat rate covers a single box just as happily as a full re-stock. Everything is TPD-compliant UK stock.
Returns & claims
Check your delivery when it lands. Anything damaged in transit, short-shipped or picked wrong is replaced or credited in full; tell us within 48 hours of delivery and we sort it, return postage on us. Sealed, unopened stock in resaleable condition can come back within 14 days. Because pods, liquids and pouches are hygiene-sealed, opened units can only be returned when faulty.
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