Hayati Pro Max E-Liquid 100ml 70/30

Hayati Pro Max E-Liquid 100ml 70/30 is a short-fill style nic salt e-liquid built for sub-ohm and higher-wattage setups, where the 70VG/30PG mix is chosen specifically to support bigger clouds and a smoother inhale at power. It's a large-format bottle rather than the small 10ml nic salt pods most people associate with "nic salts," which makes it a different proposition altogether: fewer bottle changes, a lower cost per ml, and a flavour experience built around vapour production rather than a tight mouth-to-lung draw.

That combination, nic salt nicotine in a VG-heavy base, is less common than you'd think. Most nic salts are formulated 50/50 for pod systems, and most 70/30 shortfills use freebase nicotine or come with 0mg and a separate nic shot. Hayati Pro Max sits in the middle: salt-based nicotine for a smoother throat hit at higher strengths, carried in a liquid thick enough to feed a mesh coil properly.

The flavour range

Hayati Pro Max 100ml comes in a wide lineup of around 20 flavours, spanning ice, fruit, and dessert-adjacent profiles. It's built to cover the same ground as Hayati's smaller disposable and pod ranges, just in a bottle you can actually refill from. Some of the standout profiles include:

• Banana Ice, ripe banana up front with a cooling menthol finish rather than a full-on ice-blast, so the fruit doesn't get buried.
• Blue Razz Cherry, tart blue raspberry layered with a rounder cherry sweetness underneath; one of the more complex fruit blends in the range.
• Blue Razz Gummy Bear, leans into the confectionery side, closer to the actual sweet you're picturing than a generic "candy" flavour tends to taste.
• Blue Sour Raspberry, a sharper, more tart take on blue raspberry for anyone who finds the sweeter versions cloying after a few ml.

Beyond these four, expect the usual spread of ice fruits, mixed berries, and sweeter dessert-style options across the rest of the range. Availability of individual flavours can shift with stock, so treat any specific flavour as subject to change rather than guaranteed.

Setting it up without a burnt or muted hit

A 70/30 mix is thicker than the 50/50 e-liquids most pod systems are designed around, and that's the root cause of almost every complaint about burnt or flat-tasting nic salts in a VG-heavy base. The liquid needs time to properly saturate the coil before it's fired.

• Prime before you vape. Drip a few drops directly onto the coil (if accessible) or fill the tank and leave it to sit for 10, 15 minutes before the first pull. This lets the cotton or mesh soak through rather than firing on a dry wick.
• Match the device to the VG ratio. A sub-ohm tank or mesh coil pod built for shortfills will wick this liquid far better than a high-resistance MTL coil designed for 50/50 juice. If your device is speced for thinner liquid, expect dry hits regardless of how well you prime it.
• Don't chain vape a fresh coil. Give it a couple of gentler puffs first so the wick can keep pace, then settle into your normal rhythm.
• Watch the juice level. Running a tank low and continuing to vape is the single most common cause of a burnt taste with thicker e-liquids, the coil starts firing dry before you'd expect it to.
• Muted flavour, as opposed to burnt, is usually a saturation issue. A coil that's a few days old with heavy use will taste flatter than a fresh one; rotating coils regularly keeps the flavour profile where it should be rather than gradually fading out.

Who this suits

Hayati Pro Max 100ml is aimed at vapers who already have a sub-ohm tank, RDA, or mesh-coil pod system and want the smoother nicotine delivery of salts without switching to a small-format pod juice. It works well for:

• Vapers who prefer direct-lung or restricted-lung draws over tight mouth-to-lung, since that's what the VG-heavy mix is built for.
• Anyone going through liquid quickly and wanting to buy in bulk rather than refilling from 10ml bottles every day or two.
• People who like nic salts for the smoother hit but found 50/50 pod juice too thin for their device or too restrictive a draw.

It's less suited to true mouth-to-lung setups or high-resistance coils, where the thicker mix is more likely to underperform regardless of how it's primed.

How it compares to similar options

Against a standard 10ml nic salt bottle, the appeal is straightforward: more liquid per purchase, a lower per-ml cost, and no need to restock as often. The trade-off is device compatibility, 10ml 50/50 salts are built to work in almost any pod system out of the box, while a 70/30 mix like this needs a sub-ohm-capable setup to perform properly.

Against a standard freebase shortfill (typically sold as a 100ml at 0mg with nic shots added separately), the difference is in the nicotine itself. Salt nicotine is generally smoother at higher strengths and delivers a faster hit, whereas freebase in a shortfill tends to be used at lower strengths with a more traditional throat hit. Hayati Pro Max skips the nic-shot step entirely since the salt nicotine is already mixed in, which is more convenient but means you can't dilute or adjust the strength yourself after buying it.

Nicotine strength guidance

Nic salt e-liquids are formulated to feel smoother than freebase nicotine at the same strength, which is why they're commonly sold at higher levels. Under UK regulations, the maximum permitted nicotine strength for any e-liquid, salts included, is 20mg/ml (2%).

• Heavier smokers or those looking for the closest match to cigarette-level nicotine typically look toward the higher end of what's legally available.
• Lighter smokers, occasional vapers, or anyone stepping down their nicotine intake generally do better on a lower strength, the smoother hit of a salt formulation makes higher strengths less necessary than they might assume.
• If you're getting a harsh or scratchy throat hit rather than a smooth one, that's usually a sign the strength is too high for your vaping style, not a fault with the liquid itself.

This product contains nicotine and is intended strictly for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over. If a 0mg version is listed, it contains no nicotine at all and can be used purely for flavour.

Care and storage

• Store the bottle upright, out of direct sunlight, and away from heat sources, both the flavourings and the nicotine degrade faster in warm or bright conditions.
• Keep it somewhere children and pets can't reach it; nic salt e-liquid is concentrated and should never be left within easy access.
• Once opened, try to use the bottle within a reasonable timeframe rather than letting it sit half-full for months, flavour and nicotine strength can both drift over long periods.
• Check the cap and nozzle are sealed properly after each refill to avoid leaks or evaporation.
• As with all TPD-regulated nicotine-containing e-liquids sold in the UK, the bottle will carry child-resistant packaging and the required health warning labelling.

FAQ

Is Hayati Pro Max 100ml suitable for any vape device?

It's best suited to sub-ohm tanks, RDAs, or mesh-coil pod systems built for direct-lung or restricted-lung vaping. High-resistance mouth-to-lung coils designed for thinner 50/50 liquid are more likely to struggle with the 70/30 mix.

Why does my first few puffs taste burnt even after filling the tank?

This almost always comes down to priming. Let a freshly filled tank or newly installed coil sit for 10, 15 minutes before vaping so the wick has time to fully saturate.

What's the difference between this and a 10ml nic salt bottle?

Same style of nicotine, smoother, faster-hitting salts, just in a much larger format. You get more liquid for your money and fewer bottle changes, provided your device can handle the thicker 70/30 base.

Can I choose my own nicotine strength?

Strength options depend on what's listed for this product, capped at the UK legal maximum of 20mg/ml. Unlike a freebase shortfill, this is pre-mixed rather than something you dilute yourself with a separate nic shot.

How do I stop the flavour fading over time?

Rotate coils regularly, keep the bottle sealed and stored away from heat and light, and avoid letting the tank run low before refilling. All three contribute to flavour staying consistent bottle to bottle.