ELFBAR is the device maker. ELFLIQ is what they bottle. The two names get used interchangeably, and they should not be, because ELFBAR now puts the ELFLIQ label on more than one liquid range, and only one of them is this.
This range is the 10ml TPD format: twenty-eight flavours, each offered at ten or twenty milligrams per millilitre, all of them mixed fifty-fifty and all of them intended for a refillable pod kit with a coil above the ohm mark. It is the bridge product — bar flavours, in a bottle, with a strength you get to choose.
Which ELFLIQ are you looking at
Three separate products carry the ELFLIQ name, and they are not variants of one another. This one is the 10ml at 10mg or 20mg, and no flavour on it is prefixed Iced; the names read Pineapple Ice, Blue Razz Lemonade, Cherry Cola, Elfbull Ice, Spearmint.
ELFLIQ Ice King Salts 30ml is the second, thirty millilitres at 30mg, fifteen flavours, all of them carrying the Iced prefix, and sold outside the United Kingdom and European Union. Mango, watermelon, blueberry, grape and peach turn up on both lists. ELFBAR publishes nothing on whether those recipes are shared, so nothing here claims that they are.
A third ELFLIQ exists internationally: a 30ml classic at 20mg using these same flavour names. It does not appear on this catalogue, and it is named only because anyone searching will meet it and wonder which they have found.
Ten or twenty milligrams, and what actually moves the needle
Twenty is the usual starting point for somebody arriving from a sealed disposable, because a disposable is fixed at fifty and twenty in a refillable pod lands closer to that experience than the number suggests. Ten is the rung below, and it is the one to reach for when twenty starts catching in the throat.
The pod matters more than the bottle does. Drop the coil resistance and the same liquid delivers noticeably more nicotine per draw, so a bottle that suddenly feels sharp has usually been put into different hardware rather than reformulated. Check what changed in the device before changing the strength.
These pages set out what each strength is for and stop there. Choosing a nicotine level is a personal decision, and not one a product page is equipped to make.
Twenty-eight flavours in seven families
Menthol and iced fruit hold five, including the two straight mints — Menthol and Spearmint — that people buy as palate resets. Berry and red fruit are the largest at six, running from single-note Blueberry and Cherry through to Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice.
Tropical and melon add five, citrus and orchard three. Drinks and soda are where ELFBAR is most distinctive: Cola, Cherry Cola, Pink Lemonade, Blue Razz Lemonade, and Elfbull Ice, the last being the house energy-drink profile. Sweets and dessert hold three with the unusual spellings intact — Rinbo, P&B Cloudd, Strawberry Snoow, and a single tobacco, Snoow Tobacco, closes the range.
The odd spellings are ELFBAR’s own and are kept exactly as published rather than tidied, because a corrected name is a name nobody will search for.
The hardware this belongs in
A refillable MTL pod kit whose coil sits somewhere around 0.8Ω to 1.2Ω, kept toward the gentle end of the band printed on the pod. That is the environment a 50/50 salt was formulated for.
It does not belong in a sub-ohm tank. A thin 50/50 mix drowns a wide mesh coil instead of feeding it, and the nicotine it then delivers overshoots what the bottle was formulated for. If a sub-ohm device is what you own, a 70/30 freebase such as Nasty Juice or Ultimate Juice 120ml is the correct format.
Product and variant overview
Twenty-eight flavours across seven families — Menthol and Iced Fruit (5), Berry and Red Fruit (6), Tropical and Melon (5), Citrus and Orchard (3), Drinks and Soda (5), Sweets and Dessert (3) and Tobacco (1). Each is a 10ml TPD bottle at 10mg or 20mg, 50/50 VG/PG.
Compatibility and related products
Refillable MTL pod kits running an above-ohm coil, typically 10W to 20W as marked.
Cartridges for those kits sit under Replacement Pods; where a kit takes a coil that presses in separately, that is Replacement Coils.
Not for sub-ohm tanks or mesh coils below one ohm.
For a higher-strength bottle in the same style, ELFLIQ Ice King Salts 30ml runs 30mg. For a comparable UK-made 20mg salt from a different house, see BAR Salts.
ELFBAR sealed devices using related flavour names include ELFBAR BC10000 (5%) and ELFBAR Ice King 30000 — a shared name indicates the fruit, not a shared recipe.
Buying guidance
Ten millilitres is the size to buy when you are testing a flavour rather than committing to one. On a shelf this wide, that matters more than it sounds.
Decide the strength once and keep it steady while you explore flavours. Changing both at the same time makes it impossible to tell which change you are reacting to.
The Ice suffix on this range means cooling in the liquid. It is not adjustable, unlike the cooling on some ELFBAR devices.
Buy a spare pod with the sweeter bottles. Soda, dessert and candy profiles leave more residue on a coil than plain fruits and menthols.
If you are replacing a disposable rather than supplementing one, work out the pod kit first; the bottle is the easy part of that decision.
Kenya and Nairobi relevance
ELFLIQ is one of the more widely recognised bottled salts in Kenya, largely because the flavour names travelled here on ELFBAR devices first. Vapesoko Nairobi carries the 10ml range with same-day delivery in Nairobi and courier despatch nationwide. The 10ml format is a deliberate choice here rather than a legal ceiling, which makes it the practical way to work through a wide shelf.
Where to start on this shelf
Menthol ELFBAR ELFLIQ Nic Salt 10ml and Spearmint ELFBAR ELFLIQ Nic Salt 10ml cover the mints. On the fruit side, Pineapple Ice ELFBAR ELFLIQ Nic Salt 10ml, Peach Ice ELFBAR ELFLIQ Nic Salt 10ml, and Strawberry Ice ELFBAR ELFLIQ Nic Salt 10ml are the three that move fastest.