BAR Salts is a British nicotine-salt brand built around a single idea: take the flavours people already know from sealed disposables and put them in a bottle you can refill. It is a manufacturer in its own right, not a line belonging to a device brand, which is worth saying because it sits alongside several ranges here that are.
Twenty-four flavours, one strength, one format. Ten millilitres, 20mg, 50% VG and 50% PG, made in the United Kingdom to TPD specification with a child-resistant cap and a tamper-evident seal.
Why the range runs at one strength
Twenty milligrams is the highest concentration a TPD-compliant bottle may carry, and a familiar landing point for anyone moving off a sealed device. BAR Salts is produced at 10mg as well, but this shelf is the 20mg throughout.
One rung rather than two takes a choice off the table that rarely helps anyone this early on. A lower concentration means moving to a different range rather than a different bottle of this one.
What “bar flavours” actually means here
The twenty-four names are organised around the profiles disposables made popular: mint and menthol, iced fruit, berry, grape and melon, tropical, orchard and citrus, drinks and energy, and the sweet-shop end. It is a flavour architecture rather than a house recipe book, which is the substantive difference between this brand and a range like Nasty’s.
That makes it a good shelf to explore rather than commit to. Somebody who liked a particular disposable will usually find the profile here, and a 10ml bottle is a short experiment rather than a long one.
BAR Salts against the other 10ml salt on the catalogue
The obvious comparison is ELFBAR ELFLIQ 10ml, which shares the bottle size, the 20mg option, the 50/50 ratio and the device class. On specification, they are close to identical.
What separates them is where the flavours come from. ELFLIQ is ELFBAR’s own liquid line and its flavour list follows the ELFBAR disposables. BAR Salts is broader and independent of any device range. Let the flavour list settle it rather than the figures; a name found on two shelves has no published recipe link behind it.
Product and variant overview
Twenty-four flavours across eight groupings: mint and menthol, iced fruit, berry, grape and melon, tropical, orchard and citrus, drinks and energy, and confectionery.
Compatibility and related products
A refillable MTL pod kit whose coil reads roughly 0.8Ω or higher, kept at the gentle end of its wattage band.
Not a sub-ohm tank. A 50/50 mix drowns a wide mesh coil rather than feeding it, and the strength works against you in the same breath.
If your device takes a separate coil rather than a sealed cartridge, Replacement Coils is the shelf.
Buying guidance
Buy two or three flavours rather than one. At 10ml the format is designed for exactly that, and palate fatigue on a single sweet bottle is the commonest reason a good liquid gets abandoned half-finished.
Sweeter fruits and confectionery flavours work a pod harder than a plain mint or a citrus does. Order a spare pod alongside them rather than after the flavour fades.
At 20mg, this range is a lower concentration than a 50mg sealed device. A gentler draw is the format working as intended rather than the bottle being weak.
For a higher concentration in a refillable bottle, ELFLIQ Ice King Salts 30ml runs at 30mg: a different house, a different flavour list, and a larger bottle.
Kenya and Nairobi relevance
BAR Salts ships the same day inside Nairobi and by courier across Kenya. The 10ml size is worth choosing deliberately here: in Britain it is the legal maximum, but in Kenya it is simply the small bottle, which makes it the sensible way to work through a twenty-four-flavour shelf rather than a constraint you are stuck with.
Where to start on this shelf
Mint drinkers take BAR Salts Fresh Mint 10ml or BAR Salts Spearmint 10ml. For cooled fruit, BAR Salts Pineapple Ice 10ml, BAR Salts Peach Ice 10ml, and BAR Salts Strawberry Ice 10ml are the three most people come back for.