Start with the correction, because it decides whether you buy the right thing. The Ultimate Juice sold in Britain is a shortfill: one hundred millilitres of zero-nicotine liquid in a 120ml bottle, with the gap left for you to fill. What is produced for this catalogue is not that.
These are full 120ml bottles, pre-mixed at three, six or twelve milligrams per millilitre, blended 70/30 vegetable glycerine to propylene glycol. There is nothing to add, nothing to shake in and no steeping period. Eleven flavours, produced to order.
Why the shortfill distinction matters commercially
Two failure modes follow from getting this wrong, and both waste liquid. A customer who has read a UK listing arrives expecting to buy nicotine shots and adds them to the basket, ending up with liquid they cannot use and a bottle they have now over-nicotined. A customer told this is a shortfill, measures the contents, finds a full 120ml where they expected 100ml plus headroom, and concludes something is wrong.
So every page in this range states the format outright rather than implying it. The word shortfill does not belong anywhere near these bottles. If a genuine shortfill is what you are after, Doozy E-Liquids 100ml is the range built that way.
Three strengths, and what each one is for
Three milligrams is what direct-to-lung sub-ohm vaping settled on, and it is the default here. Through a mesh coil below one ohm, nicotine arrives with vapour volume rather than with concentration, and three is the figure that arrangement is built around.
Six sits at the top of what a 70/30 bottle comfortably carries, and it suits a heavier smoker through the first few weeks, when volume alone has not yet done the job.
Twelve is not a sub-ohm strength. Put it through a low-resistance mesh coil, and every pull carries more nicotine than most people are looking for, with a rough edge on top. Its natural home is a tighter, lower-power mouth-to-lung draw. These pages will sell you twelve without comment, but they will also say plainly that anyone wanting more nicotine than a sub-ohm bottle should carry is better served by a fifty-milligram salt in a pod kit; Ultimate Salts 30ml is that shelf.
Eleven flavours
Nine are fruit-led. Apple and Mango, Pineapple Lemon, Caribbean Crush, Strawberry Watermelon, Blackcurrant, Blue Raspberry and Double Grape are direct, single-idea recipes. Pink Orange Fizz adds a sherbet lift; the fizz is soda-style, not menthol, which is worth knowing before you order it as a cooler.
Watermelon Breeze is the only cooled bottle in the range. If you want menthol from this shelf, that is the one, and there is no second option.
Two tobaccos close the list: Vanilla Tobacco, warm with a soft vanilla through it, and Caramel Tobacco, richer and sweeter. They are the only non-fruit bottles here.
Made to order, and what that changes
The flavour recipes are the published UK liquids, because that is the same juice. The format, full bottle, pre-nicotined, three strengths, belongs to the run produced for this market, about which the manufacturer publishes nothing.
Both halves of that sentence are stated on every product page rather than blended into one confident claim, because they carry different levels of evidence and a reader deserves to know which is which.
Product and variant overview
Eleven flavours in 120ml bottles at 70/30 VG/PG, each produced at 3mg, 6mg or 12mg: nine fruit-led bottles, of which Watermelon Breeze is the only cooled one, plus Vanilla Tobacco and Caramel Tobacco.
Compatibility and related products
Sub-ohm tanks and pod mods with a sub-ohm mesh coil fitted, run at the wattage printed on the part.
Not for tight MTL pods. A 70/30 bottle is not formulated for a high-resistance pod coil and may not wick reliably.
Coils are on Replacement Coils; devices running external cells need the right discharge rating, on Batteries.
The salt counterpart from the same house is Ultimate Salts 30ml; the sibling 120ml range is Ultimate Puff 120ml.
For a true shortfill you mix yourself, see Doozy E-Liquids 100ml. For a smaller pre-mixed freebase bottle, see Nasty Juice.
Buying guidance
Do not buy nicotine shots with these bottles. They are already at strength, and adding more will overshoot it.
Choose three milligrams unless you have a specific reason not to. It is the strength the format is designed around.
Twelve milligrams in a sub-ohm tank is a poor combination. If you want it for a low-power MTL device, that is a different and reasonable purchase.
One hundred and twenty millilitres is a large commitment to an untried flavour. Where the same profile exists as a 30ml salt, that is the smaller way to test the taste first, though only if your hardware suits it.
Watermelon Breeze is the only cooled bottle. Pink Orange Fizz is not a menthol, despite how the name reads.
Kenya and Nairobi relevance
A 120ml bottle is the format that makes most sense for a regular sub-ohm vaper in Kenya, simply because it reduces how often an order needs placing, which matters more outside Nairobi than in it. Vapesoko Nairobi delivers same-day within Nairobi and by courier nationwide.