Doozy Seriously Donuts 100ml Shortfill

There are five flavours, and they all share that signature glazed-donut base while pulling in different directions on top. Original Glazed is the benchmark, a plain sugared ring donut with nothing competing against the glaze. From there the range adds a topping or filling to each: a tart fruit jam, a citrus drizzle, a biscuit spread, or a cream finish. Because they share a base, it is easy to keep two or three on the go and rotate them without your palate getting bored.

If you are new to the range, Original Glazed is the safe starting point and tells you whether the donut base suits you. From there, Glazed Biscoff is the richest and most indulgent, while Lemon Drizzle is the brightest and easiest to vape all day. Raspberry Jam adds a sharp fruit lift that cuts through the sweetness, which some people find makes it the most balanced of the five.

The bottle arrives with 100ml of 0mg liquid and space at the top for one 10ml nic shot. A nic shot is an unflavoured 18mg nicotine booster. Pour one in, replace the cap, and you have 110ml of liquid at roughly 3mg, the strength most sub-ohm vapers use. Shake the bottle hard for a minute or two so the nicotine disperses evenly through the thick high-VG liquid, then it is ready to fill your tank.

Shortfills only make sense at lower strengths, because the limited headroom caps how much nicotine you can add. A 100ml Doozy Donuts shortfill realistically tops out around 3mg, which is plenty for sub-ohm vaping where the larger vapour volume carries nicotine efficiently. If you need a stronger hit for a small pod kit, a shortfill is the wrong product and a 10ml nic salt is the right one. This range is firmly for the cloud end of vaping.

For dessert fans, yes, with one caveat: it is sweet, and sweet bakery flavours are not for everyone all day. If you live on fruit and menthol, a full bottle of glazed donut may feel heavy after a tank or two. But if you genuinely enjoy a dessert vape, the donut base here is warm and moreish rather than sickly, and the fruit-led options (Raspberry Jam, Lemon Drizzle) keep it from getting one-note.

It is built for sub-ohm hardware, so a direct-to-lung kit running at 40W or more is what you want. The high-VG blend produces good clouds and carries the sweet pastry notes well at that power. It is not suitable for a small 50/50 pod kit, where it would wick poorly and taste muted. One practical warning that applies to all sweet dessert liquids: the sweeteners build up on coils faster than plain fruits, so expect to change your coil a little more often to keep the flavour clean.