Seriously Fusionz Salty Nic Salts by Doozy

Seriously Fusionz Salty Nic Salts by Doozy takes Doozy's fruit-fusion approach and pairs it with a nic salt base built for pod kits. Instead of one dominant fruit per bottle, every flavour in the range blends two or three fruits together, so you get a rounder, more layered vape than a standard single-note juice. It's a straightforward range, no gimmicks, just fruit blends done properly with a smooth throat hit at every strength.

The flavour range

Seriously Fusionz Salty comes in around six flavours, each built around a fruit pairing rather than a single flavour. A few worth calling out:

• Cherry Sour Raspberry, dark cherry sweetness with a raspberry tang and a light sour edge on the exhale. Not a candy-sour, more of a background sharpness that stops it tasting one-dimensional.
• Fantasia Grape, a rich, slightly perfumed grape that leans more towards fresh fruit than the boiled-sweet grape you get on cheaper juices.
• Strawberry Watermelon Ice, ripe strawberry and watermelon with a cooling finish. The ice is menthol-adjacent rather than full-on menthol, so the fruit still leads.
• Triple Berry Ice, a mixed berry blend (think blackberry, blueberry, raspberry) with the same light cooling finish. Good if you want fruit and menthol without the throat-numbing effect of a heavier menthol line.

The rest of the range follows the same pattern: two or three fruits fused together, occasionally with an ice variant, rather than single-fruit bottles padded out with sweetener. If you've tried Doozy's other Seriously lines, this one sits closer to the fruity end than the dessert or soda ranges, and the fusion approach means each bottle tends to taste a bit more complex on the exhale than it does on the inhale, which is worth knowing if you're used to simpler single-note juices.

Because every flavour pairs at least two fruits, none of them read as artificial or one-note the way some budget nic salts can. The sweetness is balanced rather than dialled up to mask a weak flavour base, so you're not left with that cloying aftertaste some cheaper ranges leave on the back of the throat.

Setting it up and getting the best from it

Nic salts like this are formulated for low-power pod kits rather than sub-ohm mods, so a device running somewhere in the 10-25W range with a coil resistance above 1.0 ohm is the right pairing. Draw restriction matters here, you want a tight, mouth-to-lung style draw, not an open airy hit, or the flavour reads as thin and the throat hit feels harsher than it should.

A few things that make a genuine difference to how it tastes:

• Prime a new coil properly before your first vape, a few drops of e-liquid directly onto the coil, then let the tank or pod sit for five to ten minutes so the wick fully saturates. Vaping on a dry coil is the single biggest cause of a burnt taste out of the box.
• Take shorter, slower draws rather than long hard pulls, especially in the first few tanks while the coil beds in.
• Don't chain-vape a fresh pod. Give the wick time to re-saturate between draws so the coil isn't working dry.
• Keep the tank topped up. Vaping on a nearly empty pod exposes the coil and is a fast route to a scorched, muted taste that no amount of flavour concentration will fix.

If the flavour starts fading or tasting flat rather than burnt, that's usually the coil reaching the end of its life rather than anything wrong with the e-liquid itself, swap it out rather than persisting. As a rough guide, most pod coils are good for one to two weeks of regular use before flavour quality starts dropping off, though this varies with how often you vape and how sweet the juice is, since sweeter blends tend to gunk up a coil faster than simpler ones.

It's also worth avoiding storing your pod kit somewhere hot, like a car glovebox in summer, since heat can thin the liquid and affect how it wicks through the coil, which shows up as an inconsistent or slightly off taste even on a coil that isn't old.

Who this suits

This is aimed at pod kit users who want a fruit-forward, nic salt vape rather than sub-ohm cloud chasing. It works well for smokers switching over who want something that satisfies quickly without a big cloud, and for existing vapers who prefer layered fruit blends over single-note flavours. The ice variants (Strawberry Watermelon Ice, Triple Berry Ice) suit anyone who wants a light cooling finish without going full menthol, while Cherry Sour Raspberry and Fantasia Grape are better picks if you'd rather keep things purely fruity.

How it compares

Against other nic salt fruit ranges on the market, Seriously Fusionz Salty distinguishes itself by fusing multiple fruits per bottle rather than sticking to one flavour note. Where a lot of single-fruit nic salts can taste a bit flat after the first few tanks, the layered profiles here tend to hold up better over repeated use because there's more going on in the blend. It's a mid-range priced nic salt, positioned between budget bar-style salts and premium boutique juices, and it's a sensible next step if you've been vaping disposables and want to move to a refillable pod kit without losing the flavour intensity you're used to.

Compared to disposable vapes carrying similar fruit-fusion names, the main difference is consistency. A disposable's flavour is fixed to a single coil that's used until it's binned, so quality tails off towards the end. Refilling a pod kit with a bottled nic salt like this means you're always vaping on a coil that's reasonably fresh, so the flavour stays closer to how it tasted on day one for longer, and it works out cheaper per ml over time as well.

Nicotine strength guidance

Nic salts are strictly for adults aged 18 and over. Under UK TPD regulations, nicotine salt e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml (2%), and bottle sizes for nic salts are limited to 10ml.

• Lower strengths suit vapers who already use lower-strength e-liquids or vape frequently throughout the day and want a smoother hit with less throat catch.
• Higher strengths (up to the 20mg/ml cap) suit heavier smokers or those switching from cigarettes who need a stronger nicotine delivery per puff to feel satisfied.

If you're new to nic salts, it's worth starting at a strength that roughly matches your previous smoking habit rather than assuming higher is always better, too strong and the throat hit can be uncomfortable rather than satisfying. Every bottle is TPD-compliant with the required child-resistant cap and tamper-evident seal.

Care and storage

Keep bottles upright, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources, a kitchen cupboard or drawer works better than a windowsill or car dashboard, since heat and UV light degrade both the flavour and the nicotine over time. Once opened, try to use the bottle within a reasonable period rather than letting it sit half-full for months, as flavour can fade and separate. Always keep e-liquid, opened or unopened, well out of reach of children and pets, nicotine is genuinely dangerous if ingested. If you notice a bottle has darkened significantly or the flavour tastes noticeably different from a fresh one, it's past its best and should be replaced.

FAQ

Why does my Seriously Fusionz Salty taste burnt?

Almost always a coil issue rather than a liquid issue, either the coil wasn't primed before first use, the tank ran low and exposed the coil, or the coil is simply at the end of its life and needs replacing.

Can I use this in a sub-ohm tank?

It's designed for low-power, higher-resistance pod setups. Using nic salts in a sub-ohm mod at high wattage tends to deliver too much nicotine per puff and can taste harsh, so it's not the intended use.

Is there a nicotine-free option?

This range is formulated as a nic salt e-liquid and is sold with nicotine. If you want a 0mg option, check Doozy's Seriously Fusionz shortfill range instead, which is nicotine-free.

Which flavour should I try first?

If you want straightforward fruit, start with Cherry Sour Raspberry or Fantasia Grape. If you'd prefer a light cooling finish alongside the fruit, Strawberry Watermelon Ice or Triple Berry Ice are the better starting points.

How long does a bottle typically last?

That depends heavily on how often you vape and your device's power output, so it varies a lot between users, a pod kit user vaping moderately through the day will generally get noticeably more use out of a bottle than someone vaping constantly at higher wattage.