Vape Wild – What is it in Vaping?
Definition
Vape Wild is the brand name of a former U.S. e-liquid manufacturer famous among Australian and international v vapers for its massive menu of budget-priced, custom-blended Juice“>vape juice. Unlike a device or mod, Vape Wild supplied flavoured nicotine and nicotine-free e-liquids designed to be vaporised in any standard vapetank or pod. Its purpose was simple: give beginners and hobbyists access to colourful, dessert, fruit, tobacco and menthol flavours without the premium price tag, while letting buyers tweak PG/VG ratio, nicotine strength and “boost shots” before checkout.
Technical Details
Vape Wild e-liquids arrived in 30 mL, 60 mL and 120 mL child-resistant PET bottles, usually mixed at the time of order. Customers could select PG/VG ratios of 50/50, 65/35 or MAX VG (usually 80%+ VG), nicotine salts up to 50 mg/mL, or free-base nicotine in 0, 3, 6, 9, 12 and 18 mg/mL. All juices used USP-grade propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, FDA-listed flavour concentrates and, when requested, pharmaceutical-grade nicotine. Steeping time (“shake & vape” vs pre-steeped) and optional menthol/”cool” or sweetener shots could be added, making the line compatible with mouth-to-lung pods, sub-ohm tanks and rebuildable atomisers alike. Batch numbers and mix dates were printed on the label for traceability.
Usage & Tips
Because Vape Wild liquids were often high in sweetener, start at the lowest wattage that produces flavour and increase gradually to avoid premature coil gunking. If you use a variable wattage (VW) or variable voltage (VV) mod, lock the resistance when the coil is at room temperature for consistent vapor density. High-VG versions wick better in sub-ohm coils above 0.2 Ω; 50/50 blends suit tight-draw pod systems. Store bottles in a cool, dark cupboard—Australian summers can oxidise nicotine quickly. If the liquid darkens or smells peppery, discard it; the nicotine has gone off. Always keep e-liquid out of reach of children and pets.
History & Context
Founded in Dallas, Texas, in 2014, Vape Wild rode the craft e-juice boom with cheeky branding and “sample packs” that let Aussies import affordable flavours before the 2021 nicotine import ban. The company ceased international shipping in 2020 and closed U.S. operations in 2022, yet its recipes remain popular on DIY forums and Australian Facebook groups.