Dojoliq By Vaporesso

Twenty flavours, the same line-up as the Dojo Blast bar, so the bottle tastes like the device. You get cold fruits, candies, a soda or two, menthol and a classic tobacco. A sample of the range:

With twenty to choose from, the easiest way in is to start from a profile you already know you like and branch out. If you came off menthol cigarettes, the iced fruits and a straight menthol are the natural first picks; if you have a sweet tooth, the candies and sodas will suit; and if you want something to settle into all day, the simpler single fruits tend to wear better than the sweetest blends. Because the range mirrors the Dojo Blast bar exactly, anyone moving from the disposable to a refillable kit can carry their favourite flavour straight across without hunting for a match.

Two to choose from. 20mg (2%) is the firm hit that matches the disposable bars and suits anyone fresh off a heavier smoking habit. 10mg (1%) is the gentler option, good once the worst of the cravings pass or if you vape steadily through the day and find 20mg too much.

Salt nicotine goes down smooth even at 20mg, so it satisfies without the harshness of old freebase liquid. A sensible move is to start at 20mg and drop to 10mg once you notice you are reaching for it less.

The strength you want also depends a little on your device. On a tight, higher-resistance MTL pod, which is what Dojoliq is built for, 20mg feels right and lasts well because the vapour is modest. If you run a looser, lower-resistance pod that makes more vapour, 10mg is often the kinder choice, since more vapour carries more nicotine per puff. Matching the two keeps the vape smooth and stops a bottle disappearing faster than it should.

Dojoliq is aimed squarely at anyone using a refillable pod kit for a tight, cigarette-style mouth-to-lung vape, which covers most people who have stepped off disposables. If you have a Vaporesso kit it is the obvious house brand to pair with, but nothing about it is exclusive to Vaporesso devices, so it works just as well in any MTL pod from any maker. For a new vaper it is an easy, low-cost place to start: a familiar bar-style flavour, a smooth salt hit, and a price that makes refilling clearly cheaper than buying disposables.

It is less suited to anyone chasing big clouds or building their own coils, since a 50/50 salt at 20mg is the wrong tool for high-power sub-ohm vaping. For that, a high-VG shortfill at a low or zero nicotine strength is the format. But for the everyday job of replacing cigarettes or disposables with something cheaper and refillable, Dojoliq does exactly what it sets out to.

Any mouth-to-lung pod kit or AIO. The 50/50 mix and salt nicotine suit low-power, tight-draw devices best. It is the matching bottle for a Vaporesso refillable like the XROS 5, Eco Nano or Luxe X3, but it works just as well in a refillable pod kit from any brand.

It is not for big sub-ohm clouds. High-wattage tanks will burn through it fast and 20mg would be far too harsh at that power, so keep Dojoliq to pod kits and MTL coils. For sub-ohm, a higher-VG shortfill is the format.

Vaporesso bottles two salt lines and they aim at different vapers. Dojoliq is the cheaper, everyday line, matched flavour-for-flavour to the Dojo Blast bar, so it is the one to reach for if you loved a Dojo Blast flavour and want it in a refillable kit, or if you simply want a reliable salt at a keen price. Deliciu 2 is the premium, flavour-led line: lower on sweetener for longer coil life and more complex, layered blends, at a small premium per bottle.

For most people the choice comes down to priorities. If you want the lowest price per bottle or a specific Dojo Blast flavour match, Dojoliq is the pick. If you care most about keeping coils clean and tasting fruit rather than candy, the extra on Deliciu tends to pay for itself in coil life. Both are 50/50 salts in 10mg and 20mg, so either drops into the same pod kits without any change to your setup.

A salt like Dojoliq rewards a little care with your pod. When you fill a fresh pod or coil, give it a minute to soak before the first draw and take a couple of gentle priming puffs, so the wick is fully saturated and you avoid a dry, harsh first hit. Keep the pod topped up rather than vaping it down to the last drop, since running a coil dry is the quickest way to bring on a burnt taste that no amount of fresh liquid will fix.

Flavour also holds up better with a tiny bit of patience after opening. Salts are ready to vape straight away, unlike high-VG shortfills, but a freshly filled pod left to stand for a few minutes always tastes truer than one rushed. Store the bottle with the cap closed, away from heat and light, and it keeps its flavour for months.

At 10 bottles for £13.99, about £1.40 a 10ml bottle, Dojoliq is one of the keener-priced branded salts going. A 10ml bottle is roughly the nicotine equivalent of a couple of hundred cigarettes and lasts a typical pod user several days, so a box of ten is comfortably a month or two of vaping for most people. Bought against single-use bars, where each device is a few pounds for a day or two, the saving is dramatic.

It also pairs naturally with a refillable kit to keep the running cost down. A cheap pod that lasts a week or two, plus a £1.40 bottle that refills it several times over, is a fraction of what disposables cost across a month, which is the whole reason to move to bottles and a refillable in the first place.