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SKE Crystal V2 Banana Ice 10mg — buy online at Best UK Wholesaler

SKE Crystal V2

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SKE's bar-flavour 10ml nic salt line, 33 flavours at 10mg and 20mg, sold by the box of ten bottles at trade prices.

Banana Ice · 10mg

£20.47for 10 · inc VAT

Per unit

£2.05

You get

10

Min order

1 pack

Strength: 10mg

Quantity:

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

What Crystal V2 does for a liquid shelf

SKE Crystal V2 is the bottle version of the crystal flavour wall: 33 bar-style flavours as 10ml 50/50 nic salts at 10mg and 20mg, boxed in tens. Its job is continuity. The customer who spent a year on crystal-look prefilled kits eventually picks up a refillable, and this line lets them keep the exact flavour while your counter keeps the sale.

As a trade line it behaves like every serious bar salt: weekly repeat purchases, strength loyalty, and a flavour spread wide enough that ranging discipline matters more than range size.

  • The Crystal pod flavour list in bottle form, Pink Lemonade onward
  • Ten bottles per box, one flavour and strength per box
  • Both strengths of every flavour, the standard salt pairing
  • Catches the Crystal customer who moves to refillable hardware
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Ranging 33 flavours without wasting facings

Mirror the pod wall first: whatever Crystal flavours sell in your prefilled pod fixture are the bottles to stock, because that is where these customers come from. Pink Lemonade, Watermelon Ice and Blue Razz Lemonade lead everywhere; the gummy and mojito ends of the list are postcode-dependent. Six flavours in both strengths beats twelve in one, the same two-strength rule that governs the whole nic salt shelf.

Against the other bar-salt giants it competes on flavour authenticity rather than price. A Crystal loyalist trusts this label the way an Elf Bar loyalist trusts Elfliq, and neither customer switches for pennies.

Who this line suits, and who it does not

Best fit: counters with an SKE device history and a growing refillable trade, where the flavour bridge does real work. Poor fit: shops with no crystal-style kit sales at all, where the label recognition that justifies the facing simply is not there; a generic bar salt line covers that shelf for less. Strength-weighting and the wider liquid economics live on the e-liquid wholesale page.

Specifications

Format10ml bottle, 50/50 VG/PG
Trade box10 bottles, single flavour and strength
Strengths10mg and 20mg nic salt
Flavours33
SuitsPod kits, starter kits, MTL hardware
ComplianceTPD-compliant, MHRA-notified

Frequently asked questions

How is SKE Crystal V2 sold at wholesale?
In trade boxes of ten 10ml bottles, one flavour and one strength per box, across 33 flavours at 10mg and 20mg. No minimum order applies, so a first buy can be a single box.
Which Crystal V2 flavours should a shop stock first?
The ones your crystal-style pod sales already prove, and failing that: Pink Lemonade, Watermelon Ice and Blue Razz Lemonade in both strengths. Add the novelty ends of the list only when customers name them.
Should I stock both 10mg and 20mg?
Yes, in pairs, or skip the flavour. Salt demand splits across the two strengths reliably enough that a lone strength on the shelf converts a certain sale into an apology.
What device does this liquid need?
Any low-powered pod or starter kit; the 50/50 ratio is built for mouth-to-lung coils. It is the wrong liquid for sub-ohm tanks, whose owners want a 70/30 shortfill instead.
Why stock Crystal V2 over a cheaper bar salt?
Label loyalty. The crystal customer moving to refillable hardware asks for this name, and a cheaper equivalent keeps the sale only until they find a shop stocking the real one. Where no SKE history exists, the cheaper line genuinely is the better buy.