Oozy Fruits pairs strawberry with kiwi and adds ice. That makes it the odd one out in the Wick Liquor Origin set, since both of its siblings are built on blue raspberry.

Hustleberry is blue raspberry on its own with candy and ice, and OG Slush mixes it with cherry, blackberry and raspberry under a mint cool. If you've had your fill of blue raspberry, or you simply prefer strawberry and kiwi, Oozy Fruits is where to start in this range.

A quick note on the format: nic salts use nicotine in salt form rather than the freebase nicotine in standard e-liquid. You'll also see liquids described as 50/50, which refers to the VG/PG ratio (the balance of vegetable glycerine to propylene glycol). Our guide to nic salts vs 50/50 vape juice covers the key differences.

Each bottle is 10ml, the most a nicotine-containing refill can hold under UK law. Nicotine strength is legally capped at 20mg/ml (2%). The strengths you can choose for Oozy Fruits are on this page. At 2ml, the UK limit for a nicotine-containing pod, one bottle covers about five refills.

Use it in a refillable kit. Refillable, rechargeable kits are unaffected by the UK's single-use vape ban, in force since 1 June 2025. GOV.UK's test for that is a rechargeable battery, a refillable container, and a removable and replaceable coil where one is fitted.

Browse the full Wick Liquor range, or compare across brands in our nic salt collection.