Menthol E-Liquids

Who doesn’t love a refreshing minty hit to awaken the senses and keep you on the ball!

If you’re a smoker who’s partial to a menthol cigarette, and you’ve recently switched to vaping, then you’re in for a refreshing treat! There are dozens of high quality menthol e-liquids on the market, and we’ve searched out, tasted and tested dozens of them in order to find the best UK menthol e-liquid for you, our loyal vaping comrades.

Here you’ll find fresh and pure e-juices such as Menthol Blast and Spearmint Breeze, as well as a range of delicious minty recipes-with-a-twist, such as the awesome Marshmallow Breeze and chillingly-tasty Frost that uses menthol as just one part of a complex and tantalising e-liquid flavour.

The Menthol e-liquids we stock here come with a wide range of nicotine strengths, but you can also buy most menthol vape juices in zero nicotine, if you’re simply looking for the vaping taste and vape smoke effect.

Here at E-Cigarette Direct, we’re constantly trying out new flavours in our quest to find the best menthol e-juice for you all, so check back regularly to see if there are any new additions to our vape-and-chill collection!

Remember, you can also try before you buy by popping into one of e-cig stores!

What's in your e-liquid?

We take the quality, purity and safety of our products seriously. That's why each flavour and strength available in our own Halo E-Liquid ranges undergoes strict testing in Government approved labs, as well as our own in-house quality control processes.

Find out more here.

Selecting your e-liquid

Remember that flavour shouldn’t be the only consideration when selecting an e-liquid! E-liquids come with different VG:PG ratios.

If you’re using a lower powered device and a coil with a higher resistance, then you’re better off with a higher VG:PG ratio such as 50:50.

If you’re using a more powerful device and a lower resistance coil (and looking for bigger clouds) then you should aim for a high VG:PG ratio such as 70:30 or 80:20.

For more information see VG:PG ratios: What’s the difference?