Pukka Juice runs two lines here, and unusually for a fruit brand its centre of gravity is freebase rather than salts. The 50/50 10ml range covers 29 flavours at 3mg, 6mg and 12mg in boxes of ten, which makes it one of the deeper freebase offers on the 10ml shelf. The 70/30 100ml shortfills repeat the fruit-and-blaze flavour language at 0mg, five bottles to a box, for the tank crowd.
Its customer is the long-term MTL vaper who never moved to salts: steady, strength-loyal, mostly on 3mg and 6mg. Stock those two strengths of a handful of flavours (Cherry Blaze and Raspberry Sherbet travel best) and leave 12mg for requests. A salt-led pod counter has little use for the brand, and should spend the same shelf money deeper on its nic salt wall instead.
Where the range earns its keep is shops with an older freebase trade that the bar-flavour brands ignore. No minimum order; £5.99 tracked delivery, free over £150 ex VAT while the launch offer runs, with the wider liquid ranging logic on the e-liquid wholesale page.
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