CBD VAPE JUICE & E-LIQUID UK
CBD vape juice and e-liquid for refillable tank vapes. Nicotine-free and lab tested, with total CBD, bottle size, VG/PG ratio and CBD type listed on every product page.
CBD Vape Juice Products
Cherry Bakewell CBD Vape Juice
Cherry Bakewell • Almond • Cherry
Lemon meringue CBD Vape Juice
Lemon Meringue • Sweet • Tart
HOW TO CHOOSE CBD VAPE JUICE
Reading the strength per ml, what VG/PG means for your tank and which kind of CBD is in the bottle.
READ THE GUIDE
Kush Cake CBD Vape Juice
Baked Cake • OG Kush • Cannabis Terpenes
What customers say about ordering from us
Our vape juice is new, so nobody has reviewed it yet and we're not going to pretend otherwise. These are from verified UK buyers about ordering from Originals, in their own words.
ABOUT CBD VAPE JUICE
CBD vape juice, and what's in the bottle
CBD vape juice is CBD mixed into a base of vegetable glycerine (VG) and propylene glycol (PG), made to be poured into a refillable tank and heated. You'll also see it sold as CBD e-liquid or CBD vape oil.
Four things change from one bottle to the next: strength, the VG/PG ratio, the kind of CBD and the flavour. Start with what it goes in.
A tank you fill yourself
You fill the tank from the bottle and close it back up. That rules out pre-filled pods, ours included. Our pods come pre-filled with a full spectrum extract, not a VG/PG liquid, and they can't be topped up. Disposables are out too. There's no way to refill one.
If you'd rather not fill anything, our rechargeable CBD vape pens take a pre-filled pod that clicks straight in.
The numbers we list
Every e-liquid product page gives five figures: total CBD, bottle size, mg per ml, the VG/PG ratio and the type of CBD. Nicotine and THC content sit next to them.
Plenty of sellers print the first of those and leave you to work out the rest. We'd rather you could hold our bottle up against anyone else's before you buy.
True of every bottle on this page
BUYER'S GUIDE
How to choose CBD vape juice
The number on the front of a bottle is the one everyone advertises, and on its own it tells you the least. Four things are worth checking before you buy CBD vape juice, then a word on keeping it.
Reading the strength per ml
Total CBD only means something next to the bottle size, so divide the mg by the ml. A 300mg bottle of 30ml works out at 10mg per ml. Put the same 300mg in a 10ml bottle and it's 30mg per ml, three times as much in every ml.
Bottle sizes vary between brands, which is why the per-ml figure is the fair one to compare. It describes what's in the bottle and stops there. A label can't tell you how much to vape.
VG, PG and your tank
Most of what's in the bottle is the base. VG, vegetable glycerine, is the thicker of the two; PG, propylene glycol, is thinner and runs more freely. That thickness affects how readily the liquid soaks into the wick in your tank, which is why the ratio matters more than it sounds. A 50/50 mix sits in the middle. Your tank's maker knows what it was built to take, so check their guidance on VG/PG and coils before you fill up.
Isolate, broad or full spectrum
This one is about what comes along with the CBD. Isolate is CBD on its own, with the plant's other cannabinoids and terpenes taken out. Broad and full spectrum extracts keep more of the plant's other compounds alongside it, to different degrees.
None of the three is a better version of the others. They're different products, and every e-liquid page says which one is in the bottle. Our guide to full spectrum vs broad spectrum vs isolate has the detail.
Flavour and terpenes
Some e-liquids are flavour-led, usually named after a food or a pudding. Others lean on terpenes, the aromatic compounds that give cannabis its smell. A few do both.
A flavour name tells you how it tastes and nothing about the CBD, so read the strength and the type of CBD separately. Where a bottle has terpenes added, they're cannabis-derived and the product page says so. We describe them by smell and taste, full stop. For that terpene character in a different format, have a look at our CBD extracts.
Storing it once it's open
Cap on, bottle upright, somewhere cool and dark. A kitchen cupboard rather than a windowsill or a car dashboard.
Put the cap back on the moment the tank's full. It's the step that gets skipped, and an open bottle on its side makes a sticky mess. Fill over a bit of kitchen roll the first few times, because a tank is a small target. Keep bottles where children and pets can't reach them. Our e-liquids aren't for sale to anyone under 18.
CBD vape juice questions
Right now our e-liquids are 300mg of CBD in a 30ml bottle, which is 10mg per ml. Mg per ml is total CBD divided by bottle size, and it describes the liquid, not how much to vape. Each product page carries the figures for its bottle.
The bottles we sell now are 50/50 VG/PG, and each product page confirms it. It's made for refillable tank devices. Tanks and coils differ, so check the guidance from whoever made yours before filling. It isn't for pre-filled pods, ours included, or disposables.
No. Our pods come pre-filled and can't be refilled, so there's nowhere for bottled liquid to go. What's inside them is different too: a full spectrum extract rather than a VG/PG e-liquid.
For a ready-to-go device, our rechargeable CBD vape pens take those pods. Bottled vape juice needs a refillable tank of your own.
Isolate, in every bottle we currently sell: CBD on its own, without the plant's other cannabinoids. Our pods are full spectrum, so don't read one off the other. Each product page names the type of CBD, so check there if the range has moved on.
No nicotine, in any of them. No THC in the ones we sell now either. They're made with CBD isolate, and each product page states the THC content.
If it's a nicotine e-liquid you're after, we don't sell one. Better you hear that now than after you've ordered.
No. CBD oil drops are made to go under the tongue, in a carrier that isn't made to be heated and inhaled. Keep them out of your tank, and don't mix them into e-liquid either. If you want to vape CBD, use a liquid made for vaping.
There isn't one. Three names, one kind of product. CBD vape juice is the everyday name and e-liquid the more formal one. CBD vape oil is common too, though what's in the bottle is VG and PG. Whatever the label says, check mg per ml, the VG/PG ratio and the type of CBD.
Yes, it's lab tested. The numbers you'd want before buying are on each product page: total CBD, mg per ml, VG/PG ratio and the type of CBD.
If something about a particular bottle isn't covered there, get in touch and we'll give you a straight answer.