Every recipe on this page started life somewhere else. Cush Man, Wicked Haze, Bad Blood, Slow Blow, Trap Queen and the Shisha Four were built as 70/30 freebase for tanks, and they earned their reputation in that format. This range takes the same flavour architecture and rebuilds it for a pod.
Twenty-three bottles, thirty millilitres each, mixed fifty-fifty and offered at thirty-five or fifty milligrams per millilitre. That combination points at one kind of hardware, a low-wattage MTL pod kit whose coil reads one ohm or higher.
What changes when a house recipe becomes a salt
The flavour architecture survives the move; the delivery does not. A nicotine salt is smoother at high concentration than a freebase would be, which is what makes fifty milligrams tolerable at all, and the fifty-fifty base wicks through a narrow pod coil that a thick 70/30 would starve on.
What that costs is vapour volume. These bottles are not built to produce clouds and a pod kit is not built to chase them. What you get instead is nicotine per draw, from a device that fits in a shirt pocket and does not need a coil changed every few days.
A handful of recipes also arrive slightly recut. Several salt bottles carry a light mint finish where the freebase does not, and ASAP Grape exists here in two versions — the standard and an Ice variant with the cold pushed forward. Those are range decisions by Nasty rather than accidents of translation.
Thirty-five or fifty
Both strengths are produced for every recipe on this shelf, which means the flavour choice and the strength choice stay independent of one another. That is not true everywhere on this catalogue, and it is worth using.
Fifty is the concentration a sealed disposable runs at, so it is the familiar figure for anyone moving across from one. Thirty-five is the step below and the one to consider if fifty has ever felt sharp at the back of the throat. Neither belongs in a sub-ohm device under any circumstances; the arithmetic through a mesh coil is several times what the liquid was formulated around.
Not the same range as Nasty Burst
Nasty produces two salt ranges in an identical bottle at an identical specification, and confusing them is easy. This one carries the house names. Nasty Burst Salts carries plain descriptive ones — Pineapple Ice, Cola Ice, Berry Bomb, Energy Drink — and is built around profiles people recognise from disposables rather than from the original Nasty catalogue.
Two collisions are worth knowing before you order. Watermelon Ice exists in both ranges at the same specification, and Nasty publish nothing on whether the two recipes differ, so neither page claims a match or a difference. And Silver Blend here is the original vanilla-custard tobacco, not the lighter Vanilla Tobacco that Burst sells — same idea, different liquid.
Five series on the shelf
Cush Man supplies four mango bottles. The Shisha series supplies four hookah-style profiles. Tobacco is represented by Silver Blend alone. Eight bottles carry house fruit names without a series label — Fat Boy, ASAP Grape, ASAP Grape Ice, Bad Blood, Wicked Haze, Trap Queen, Slow Blow and Green Apple. PodMate adds the final six, including both menthol-undertone bottles and Red Rage, the energy-drink profile.
PodMate is the salt counterpart to the Mod Mate series on the freebase shelf, and the flavour list runs almost parallel. If you have a Mod Mate bottle you like, its PodMate equivalent is usually the same profile at pod strength.
Product and variant overview
Twenty-three bottles across five groupings: Cush Man (4), Shisha (4), Tobacco (1), house fruit names (8) and PodMate (6). Each is 30ml, 50/50 VG/PG, produced at 35mg and 50mg.
Compatibility and related products
Low-wattage MTL pod kits with a coil at 1.0Ω or above, run at the low end of the marked band.
Never a sub-ohm tank or a mesh coil below one ohm.
Cartridges live under Replacement Pods; press-in coils, where a kit uses them, are under Replacement Coils.
For bar-style profiles at the same specification, see Nasty Burst Salts; for a 20mg alternative in a smaller bottle, see ELFBAR ELFLIQ 10ml.
Buying guidance
Confirm your coil resistance before ordering. High-strength salt in the wrong hardware is the single most common bad first experience with this format.
If you already know a Nasty freebase recipe, the salt version is the shortest route to the same flavour on a pod. If you do not, start with Cush Man or Wicked Haze.
Keep the pod topped up. Dry firing, not liquid choice, is what kills coils on high-strength salts.
The sweeter bottles and the Shisha four will shorten pod life faster than the plain fruits, so order a spare with them.
ASAP Grape and ASAP Grape Ice are different bottles. Check which one you are adding.
Kenya and Nairobi relevance
Nasty Salts suit the way a lot of people in Kenya actually vape: a small pod kit carried all day, refilled rather than replaced. Vapesoko Nairobi delivers the range same-day within Nairobi and by courier across Kenya, and a 30ml bottle at pod consumption lasts considerably longer than a sealed device of the same nicotine strength.
Where to start on this shelf
The Cush Man mangoes are the house signature: Cush Man Nasty Salt 30ml plain, Asap Grape Nasty Salt 30ml, Fat Boy Nasty Salt 30ml, and Peach Lemonade Nasty Salt 30ml. For something else entirely, Green Grape Shisha Nasty Salt 30ml.