Nasty Juice Salts Green Grape

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. Grape is a mainstream fruit on a known brand, so it earns a solid facing, second to the signature Cush Man. The two strengths are the call: 20mg for the heavier pod user and disposable convert, 10mg for the lighter smoker. Hold both and let the till show the split. Trade pricing across the range is on e-liquid wholesale.

Green Grape is a 50/50 salt for pod and mouth-to-lung kits, not sub-ohm tanks. Its sharp, crisp grape suits the pod vaper who wants a bright fruit rather than a sweet mango or a dessert, so it is the fruit to pair with Cush Man to give the Nasty facing a sweet-and-sharp spread. Where a customer wants the softer signature fruit, the Cush Man mango is the pick. It is not for the sub-ohm cloud vaper, who wants a 0mg shortfill. The Nasty nic salt range gathers the line.

A counter that turns 10ml salts should carry Green Grape as its second Nasty fruit, since grape is a broad, familiar note that pulls the mainstream pod crowd. A shop with no pod trade has less call for it. It is not the one for the sub-ohm cloud vaper. Give it a fair facing beside the mango, hold both strengths, and reorder from the till. The wider Nasty brand gathers the rest.