Frozen Black Currant Eirhorse Shortfill 50ml
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Description
Fruit-Ice Architecture – 70VG DTL Cooling Platform
Frozen Black Currant EirHorse Shortfill 50ml is formulated on a 70VG/30PG base for Direct-to-Lung (DTL) systems operating at moderate to high wattage. The high-VG structure supports dense vapour output, while controlled PG content maintains blackcurrant definition and improves cooling articulation in airflow-driven tanks.
Flavour Structure & Cooling Behaviour
This blend combines dark blackcurrant body with a structured cooling layer. The inhale delivers berry depth with mild tartness, followed by a clean menthol finish that remains stable across higher power settings. At increased wattage, vapour warmth can amplify perceived cooling and fruit saturation simultaneously.
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Recommended Coil & Power Parameters
- Resistance range: 0.15Ω – 0.5Ω
- Suggested wattage: 35W – 80W (coil dependent)
- Cooling emphasis band: 35W – 55W (typical for 0.3Ω–0.5Ω coils)
- Airflow style: Open / Semi-restricted DTL
- Viscosity: 70VG / 30PG (before nicotine addition)
Coil Honesty Rule: This high-VG fruit-ice formulation is not engineered for tight MTL systems (≥0.8Ω). Smaller wick channels may not maintain consistent saturation due to VG thickness.
Boost / High-Output Mode – Practical Use Note
Some devices offer a “Boost” or “Power” mode that increases coil ramp and vapour warmth. If your setup supports it, moderate boosts may intensify both berry density and perceived cooling. Maintain stable wicking (adequate airflow and saturation) to avoid dry hits, especially at the top end of the wattage band.
Flip & Click® Nicotine Integration System
EirHorse shortfills use the Flip & Click® bottle mechanism, allowing simplified nicotine shot addition without removing the nozzle assembly. After adding nicotine, close the cap firmly and shake thoroughly to ensure homogeneous distribution.
- 50ml liquid in 60ml bottle (space for 1 × 10ml nic shot)
- 100ml liquid in 120ml bottle (space for 2 × 10ml nic shots)
Technical Note on Mixing & Final Strength
Adding a 10ml nicotine shot changes both total volume and the final VG/PG behaviour.
- 1 × 18mg shot: Final strength approx. 3mg/ml, total volume 60ml.
- 50/50 nicotine shot: Final ratio approximates 67VG / 33PG with slightly more defined throat articulation.
- 70VG nicotine shot: Maintains near-70VG density with preserved vapour mass.
- 100% VG nicotine shot: Maximises cloud thickness with minimal PG shift.
Product Specifications – Frozen Black Currant Shortfill
| Parameter | Specification | Operational Context | Technical Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volume | 50ml (0mg) | Shortfill format | Nicotine added separately |
| Base Composition | 70VG / 30PG (base ratio) | DTL configuration | Ratio before nicotine addition |
| Recommended Coil | 0.15Ω – 0.5Ω | Sub-ohm systems | Efficient wicking required |
| Power Band | 35W – 80W | High-output devices | Adjust based on coil and airflow |
| Manufacturing | Irish-made | Formulated & bottled in Ireland | Produced under Irish retail compliance framework |
| Bottle System | Flip & Click® | Child-resistant format | Tamper-evident seal |
FAQ – Frozen Black Currant EirHorse Shortfill
Is Frozen Black Currant suitable for MTL devices?
No. This 70VG formulation is engineered for sub-ohm DTL systems and may not wick efficiently in tight MTL pods.
Does higher wattage increase cooling intensity?
Often yes. Increased wattage and airflow can intensify perceived cooling and fruit saturation, but settings should remain within coil capability to avoid dry hits.
How much nicotine will I get after adding one 18mg shot?
Adding one 10ml 18mg shot to 50ml typically results in approximately 3mg/ml final strength at 60ml total volume.
Legal Notice – Ireland: Intended for adults aged 18 years or older in Ireland. Nicotine-containing mixtures are highly addictive.
Intent Discloser: Information provided for technical clarity for adult users in Ireland and does not constitute medical advice.
Last Updated: February 2026