Hayati E-Liquid 100ml UK: Flavours, Value and Buying Guide

• Hayati e liquid 100ml bottles are nicotine-free shortfills that arrive in a 120ml bottle with room for two 10ml nic shots. Browse the full Hayati range.
• Most of the 100ml range is 50/50, which is the thin ratio that pod kits and mouth-to-lung tanks need. Check for “50/50” in the product name before you order.
• The flavours copy the Pro Max pod line-up, so Juicy Peach, Blue Sour Raspberry, Triple Mango and Blue Razz Gummy Bear taste like the pods people already know.
• Two shots bring a 100ml to roughly 3mg, which suits a refillable pod kit. If you need 10mg or 20mg, stay with the 10ml nic salts instead.
• The 100ml is the value size. You get ten bottles worth of liquid in one order, with fewer deliveries and one flavour you already know you like.

What a Hayati e-liquid 100ml bottle actually is

A Hayati 100ml is a shortfill. The bottle holds 120ml in total but arrives with 100ml of nicotine-free flavoured liquid in it, leaving a 20ml gap at the top. That gap exists because UK law caps nicotine-containing bottles at 10ml and 20mg/ml, so anything larger has to be sold at 0mg and topped up by the customer. Two 10ml nic shots fill the space and take the finished 120ml to about 3mg.

The flavour list is lifted straight from the Hayati Pro Max pod range, which is the reason people buy it. If you spent a year on a particular Pro Max flavour, the 100ml is the refillable version of that same profile rather than an approximation of it. Nothing about the taste changes; the only difference is that you are now filling a pod yourself instead of buying a sealed one. If the shortfill format is new to you, read our guide to shortfill vs 10ml e-liquid before you order.

Most of the Hayati 100ml bottles are mixed at 50/50 PG/VG. That is thinner than a typical sub-ohm shortfill and it matters, because 50/50 is what a small pod coil can wick. It also means a Hayati 100ml behaves like a big bottle of the 10ml liquid you are used to, not like a cloud-chasing juice you need a mod for.

Best Hayati e-liquid 100ml flavours to buy

The range runs to well over a dozen bottles. These are the ones that get reordered, and they cover the four profiles most UK vapers land on: soft fruit, sour berry, tropical and mint.

Juicy Peach 50/50 100ml

Ripe, slightly syrupy peach with no ice behind it. It is the easiest flavour in the range to vape all day because there is no sourness and no heavy sweetener sitting on your tongue afterwards. This is the bottle we point new refillers at when they have come off a pod kit and do not yet know what they like.

Profile: ripe peach, no ice. Ratio: 50/50. Nicotine: 0mg, two shots for about 3mg.

Blue Sour Raspberry 50/50 100ml

One of the sharpest bottles Hayati makes. Blue raspberry with a genuine sour kick at the front and a sweet, tangy finish behind it. If you like flavours that wake your mouth up rather than sit in the background, start here. It is a poor choice as a first bottle for an ex-smoker who wants something gentle.

Profile: blue raspberry, sour, no ice. Ratio: 50/50. Nicotine: 0mg, two shots for about 3mg.

Triple Mango 50/50 100ml

Three mango varieties layered so the flavour keeps moving, from a sweet front to a slightly green, tart finish. There is no menthol in it at all, which makes it one of the few Hayati bottles that stays warm and round. Tropical fruit is also the profile that holds up best in a warm pod on a summer day.

Profile: layered mango, no ice. Ratio: 50/50. Nicotine: 0mg, two shots for about 3mg.

Blue Razz Gummy Bear 50/50 100ml

Candy rather than fruit. Blue raspberry with the chewy, slightly artificial gummy sweetness that made the pod version so popular. It is sweeter than anything else here, so it suits people who want a dessert-style all-day vape, and because sweeteners shorten coil life it is worth keeping it to one dedicated pod if you rotate flavours.

Profile: blue raspberry sweets. Ratio: 50/50. Nicotine: 0mg, two shots for about 3mg.

Fresh Mint 50/50 100ml

Clean mint with no fruit behind it. Menthol remains a first choice for plenty of ex-smokers, and Fresh Mint is the one bottle in the range you will not get tired of, which makes it the safest 100ml to buy in bulk once you know menthol suits you. It is also the flavour least likely to leave a taste in a pod when you switch.

Profile: mint, cool and refreshing. Ratio: 50/50. Nicotine: 0mg, two shots for about 3mg.

Also worth a look: Mr Blue for a mixed berry and aniseed style mix, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry for a softer berry than the sour one, and Lemon and Lime if you want citrus rather than berry. All of them sit on the Hayati brand page alongside the rest of the 100ml line-up.

Hayati 100ml flavour comparison

Sweetness and cooling are the two things that decide whether a bottle becomes your all-day vape or sits in a drawer. This is how the main flavours line up.

Availability changes. Some flavours appear in both a 50/50 and a standard version, so check the bottle name on the product page before you add it to the basket.

Hayati 100ml vs 10ml nic salt: which format suits you

Hayati sells the same flavours in two very different formats, and picking the wrong one is the most common mistake we see. The choice comes down to nicotine strength and how much handling you are willing to do.

The honest summary is that a shortfill cannot get you to salt-level strength. Two 18mg shots in 100ml land at roughly 3mg. Going higher means decanting some of the shortfill first, which is why 6mg is the practical ceiling on this format. If you still need 10mg or 20mg to keep cravings down, the 10ml nic salts are the right format and the 100ml can wait. Plenty of people run both: salts in the morning, a 3mg shortfill for the rest of the day.

How to mix a Hayati 100ml shortfill

Mixing a shortfill takes about three minutes and gets the same result every time if you do it in this order.

1. 1
   Pick two 50/50 nic shots. Match the ratio to the liquid so you do not thin it out. Two 18mg nic shots in a 100ml give roughly 3mg in the finished 120ml. Salt-based shots do the same job with a softer throat hit.
2. 2
   Pull the nib out before you pour. Squeezing a shot through the narrow tip is slow and you will lose some of it. Lever the whole nib off with a thumbnail, add both shots, then push it back in and screw the cap down.
3. 3
   Shake for a full minute. Turn the bottle end over end rather than rattling it. A 50/50 blend mixes quickly, so you do not need to steep it for days, but an even mix from the first fill matters.
4. 4
   Store it cool, dark and upright. Daylight and heat dull the fruit notes faster than anything else. A kitchen cupboard away from the hob is fine, and a mixed bottle keeps well for months. Our guide to how long a 100ml lasts has the usage maths if you want to plan reorders.

Which kit to use with Hayati 100ml e-liquid

Because the range is 50/50, it belongs in a refillable pod kit or a mouth-to-lung tank rather than a high-wattage sub-ohm setup. Put thin liquid through a big low-resistance coil and it will leak, spit and taste weak.

If you are moving over from a sealed pod device, a simple refillable pod kit plus one 100ml is the whole setup. You refill rather than replace, you control the strength, and you get through far less packaging. It is also where the saving comes from: one bottle covers what would otherwise be ten separate 10ml purchases.

How to choose a Hayati flavour without guessing

Taste drifts. Most people start on something sweet, because that is what a first pod kit tasted of, then gradually move towards sharper or cleaner flavours as their palate adjusts. After a few months, a bottle that once seemed perfect can feel cloying. That is normal and it is the main reason a 100ml can turn into a mistake.

The way round it is to test in 10ml before you commit. Buy the 10ml bottle of a flavour, live with it for a week, and only then buy the big bottle. Vaping a flavour for seven days tells you far more than the first two puffs do, because the notes that annoy you are usually the ones that only surface with repetition.

It also helps to keep two bottles on the go rather than one. A fruit and a mint, or a sweet and a citrus, gives your palate somewhere to go and stops either one going stale. Fruity blends dominate the UK market for a simple reason: they are refreshing, they do not linger and they suit all-day use in a way desserts and tobaccos rarely do. If you want to widen the search beyond one brand, the shortfill category has the full spread, and our Kingston e-liquid guide covers the other big value brand. For the pod side of the Hayati range, see our round-up of the top Hayati Pro Max flavours.

What the vape duty means for 100ml bottles

From 1 October 2026 the Vaping Products Duty adds £2.20 per 10ml plus VAT to every bottle of e-liquid sold in the UK, with or without nicotine. That is £2.64 on each 10ml, so a mixed 120ml bottle, the 100ml plus its two nic shots, carries £31.68 in tax.

The duty is flat per ml, which means it does not change which format is cheapest. A 100ml still works out lower per ml than buying ten separate 10ml bottles, because the base price per ml is lower and the tax is identical either way. Stock held before the duty starts can be sold at pre-duty prices until 31 March 2027, so if you already know your flavour, buying the bottle you were going to buy anyway is the sensible move. Note also that disposable vapes have been off sale in the UK since 1 June 2025, so a refillable pod kit with a 100ml shortfill is now the direct replacement for the big-puff devices people used to buy.

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