100 mL Freebase Bottles: Who They Are For
Who buys the big bottle, who buys the 60 mL, and who should stay on the 30 mL salts shelf
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Key Takeaways
- A 100 mL bottle of 7Daze Reds holds 100 mL of freebase e-liquid in 0 mg, 3 mg or 6 mg.
- The same line comes as a 60 mL bottle in 0 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg and 12 mg, and as a 30 mL Salts bottle in 30 mg and 50 mg.
- Freebase at 0 mg to 6 mg is the shelf for refillable tanks and higher-output pod kits; salts at 30 mg and 50 mg are the shelf for small, low-output pods.
- The 100 mL bottle is for the person who fills a tank most days and already knows the flavor they want.
- BLVK Flavorless 100 mL is the 100 mL bottle with no flavor in it, for the e-liquid user who wants an unflavored fill or a base to cut a flavor they already own.
A 100 mL freebase bottle is for someone who refills a tank or a higher-output pod kit several times a week and wants one bottle to last. It is the wrong buy for a small pod that takes 30 mg or 50 mg salt nicotine, and the wrong buy for a flavor you have never tried.
That is the whole decision in two sentences. The rest of this page puts numbers on it: what the bottle holds, which strengths it comes in, how it compares with the 60 mL and 30 mL bottles of the same line, and who should walk past it.
What Freebase Means on the Label
Freebase is one of the two forms of nicotine sold in bottles. On a shelf tag it shows up as a low number: 0 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg, sometimes 12 mg. Those numbers are milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid, so a 3 mg bottle carries 3 mg in every mL you pour.
Salt nicotine is the other form, and it shows up as a high number: 30 mg or 50 mg. The two forms are sold for different hardware. Freebase at low strength is made for tanks and pod kits that push more vapor per puff, so the lower number still adds up over a session. Salts at high strength are made for small pods that produce a little vapor per puff.
The bottle size follows the same split. Freebase sells in 60 mL and 100 mL bottles because tanks drink more liquid. Salts sell in 30 mL bottles because a low-output pod sips it. You can read the hardware a bottle is meant for from its size and its strength before you read the flavor name.
What 100 mL Buys You
The number on the front is the whole point. A 7Daze Reds 100 mL bottle holds 100 mL of the same Reds line that also comes in 60 mL. It is listed in 0 mg, 3 mg and 6 mg freebase, and nothing stronger.
Put next to the 60 mL bottle, the 100 mL bottle gives you more of the same liquid at the three lowest strengths. The 60 mL bottle is the one that adds a 12 mg option. So the 100 mL bottle is for the 0 mg to 6 mg user who goes through liquid, and the 60 mL bottle is for the 12 mg user or for anyone who wants a smaller commitment to one flavor.
The Juice Head 100 mL line sits on the same shelf for the same reason: a tank user who wants one bottle to last. Check the strength on each listing before you pick, since the strengths offered differ by line.
The Flavorless 100 mL Case
The third 100 mL bottle on our shelf has no flavor name on it at all. BLVK Flavorless 100 mL is what the name says: 100 mL of unflavored freebase liquid. It is bought for two reasons, and neither is the reason you buy a Reds bottle.
The first reason is a fill with nothing in it. Some tank users want the vapor and the strength and no taste, and a flavorless bottle is the only way to get that. The second reason is cutting: a flavor you already own and find too strong can be stretched with an unflavored bottle of the same form, and 100 mL is the size that makes the stretching worth doing.
Read the strength on the BLVK listing before you pick it. A flavorless bottle used for cutting should sit at the same strength as the bottle it is cutting, or the mix lands at a number you did not choose.
The Three Bottles of 7Daze Reds, Side by Side
| Bottle | Type | Strengths | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7Daze Reds 100 mL | Freebase | 0 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg | 100 mL |
| 7Daze Reds 60 mL | Freebase | 0 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg, 12 mg | 60 mL |
| 7Daze Reds Salts 30 mL | Salt nicotine | 30 mg, 50 mg | 30 mL |
Read the table from the right. The volume tells you the hardware: 100 mL and 60 mL for a tank, 30 mL for a pod. The strength tells you the form: single digits are freebase, double digits in the thirties and fifties are salts. The 12 mg freebase in the 60 mL bottle is the one strength that sits between the two shelves.
Who the 100 mL Bottle Is for
You fill a tank or a higher-output pod kit most days. A tank holds more liquid than a pod and turns it into more vapor per puff, so a 30 mL bottle is gone in days. The 100 mL bottle matches that pace.
Your strength is 0 mg, 3 mg or 6 mg. Those are the three strengths the 100 mL Reds bottle comes in, and they are the strengths that higher-output hardware is built around. If your number is 12 mg, the 60 mL bottle is the one with that option.
The flavor is already a repeat buy. A 100 mL bottle is a long commitment to one flavor. The place to test a new one is the 60 mL bottle of the same line, which carries the same three low strengths plus 12 mg. Once a flavor has earned a repeat, move it to the big bottle.
You also want 0 mg as an option. Both the 100 mL and 60 mL Reds bottles list ZERO Nicotine as a strength, which the 30 mL Salts bottle does not. A ZERO Nicotine freebase bottle is a flavor-only fill for a tank, and 100 mL of it lasts the longest of the three.
Who Should Walk Past It
Your device is a small pod at 30 mg or 50 mg. That hardware is built for salt nicotine from a 30 mL bottle, and a low-strength freebase liquid in it will read as weak. The 7Daze Reds Salts 30 mL bottle is the same flavor line in the form that pod takes.
If you are between flavors, buy the 60 mL bottle first. It is the same liquid at the same three low strengths, with 12 mg on top, in a size that does not sit around if the flavor does not stick.
One bottle will not serve two devices. A tank and a salt pod take two different forms of nicotine at two different strength ranges, and no single bottle covers both. Plan on one bottle per device type: a freebase bottle for the e-liquid and a salt nicotine bottle for the pod.
Which Bottle for You
Pick the 100 mL freebase bottle if you fill a tank or a higher-output pod kit most days, you run 0 mg to 6 mg, and the flavor is already a repeat buy. Pick the BLVK Flavorless 100 mL bottle if you want an unflavored fill, or a base to cut a flavor you already own. Pick the 60 mL bottle if you are trying a new flavor, or your strength is 12 mg. Pick the 30 mL Salts bottle if your device is a small pod and your strength is 30 mg or 50 mg.
FAQ
How Much Liquid Is in a 100 mL Bottle?
A 7Daze Reds 100 mL bottle holds 100 mL of freebase e-liquid, against 60 mL and 30 mL for the other two bottles in the line.
Which Strengths Does the 100 mL Bottle Come In?
The 7Daze Reds 100 mL bottle is listed in 0 mg, 3 mg and 6 mg; the 12 mg option is only in the 60 mL bottle.
Can I Put a 100 mL Freebase Bottle in a Salt Pod?
A small salt pod is built around 30 mg or 50 mg salt nicotine, so a 0 mg to 6 mg freebase bottle is the wrong form and strength for it.
What Is a Flavorless 100 mL Bottle For?
BLVK Flavorless 100 mL is 100 mL of unflavored freebase liquid, used as a plain tank fill or to cut a flavored bottle of the same form and strength.
Does the 100 mL Bottle Come in ZERO Nicotine?
Yes, 0 mg is one of the three strengths on the 7Daze Reds 100 mL bottle, and it is also on the 60 mL bottle.
WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical.
