Cape Clouds is a South African e-liquid maker and this page holds one line: Bubble Trouble, a bubblegum flavour profile sold as flavour shots. Strictly 18+.
How flavour shots work
A flavour shot is not a ready-to-vape bottle. It is a concentrated base that you mix yourself, or that is sold short-filled so you top it up with nicotine or plain base to reach the strength and volume you want. That means the number on the bottle is a specification, not a suggested strength. If you have only ever bought sealed ready-to-vape liquid, this line will need a shaker, a set of scales or a syringe, and a little patience while the mix steeps.
The flavour spread
Bubble Trouble runs as a core bubblegum with variants layered on top. Extra Ice adds a cooling agent. Blackcurrant Bubblegum and Grape push it toward fruit. Spearmint Extra Ice combines the mint and cooling routes. Wobble Gum is a separate gum profile. The 120ml bottles sit at R200 and the 30ml Extra Ice at R160, so the large format is substantially better value per millilitre if you already know you like the flavour.
Stock reality
Stock on this line is unusually deep, which is worth knowing if you buy in quantity. Extra Ice 120ml is carrying 431 units, Blackcurrant Bubblegum 157, Grape 144, Spearmint Extra Ice 142, the plain Bubble Trouble 120ml 120, and the 30ml Extra Ice 78. Wobble Gum is the exception at 3 units. Three nicotine-added 2mg 120ml listings at R269 – Extra Ice, Spearmint Chappy Extra Ice and Tropical – are disabled rather than sold out, so they do not show on the storefront.
Before you buy
Decide whether you want to mix or want something ready to vape, because this line is the former. Buy a 30ml first if the flavour is new to you rather than committing to 120ml.
Vaping products are for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over. Nicotine strengths listed here are product specifications, not a recommendation.
Cape Clouds is a South African e-liquid maker and this page holds one line: Bubble Trouble, a bubblegum flavour profile sold as flavour shots. Strictly 18+.
How flavour shots work
A flavour shot is not a ready-to-vape bottle. It is a concentrated base that you mix yourself, or that is sold short-filled so you top it up with nicotine or plain base to reach the strength and volume you want. That means the number on the bottle is a specification, not a suggested strength. If you have only ever bought sealed ready-to-vape liquid, this line will need a shaker, a set of scales or a syringe, and a little patience while the mix steeps.
The flavour spread
Bubble Trouble runs as a core bubblegum with variants layered on top. Extra Ice adds a cooling agent. Blackcurrant Bubblegum and Grape push it toward fruit. Spearmint Extra Ice combines the mint and cooling routes. Wobble Gum is a separate gum profile. The 120ml bottles sit at R200 and the 30ml Extra Ice at R160, so the large format is substantially better value per millilitre if you already know you like the flavour.
Stock reality
Stock on this line is unusually deep, which is worth knowing if you buy in quantity. Extra Ice 120ml is carrying 431 units, Blackcurrant Bubblegum 157, Grape 144, Spearmint Extra Ice 142, the plain Bubble Trouble 120ml 120, and the 30ml Extra Ice 78. Wobble Gum is the exception at 3 units. Three nicotine-added 2mg 120ml listings at R269 – Extra Ice, Spearmint Chappy Extra Ice and Tropical – are disabled rather than sold out, so they do not show on the storefront.
Before you buy
Decide whether you want to mix or want something ready to vape, because this line is the former. Buy a 30ml first if the flavour is new to you rather than committing to 120ml.
Vaping products are for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over. Nicotine strengths listed here are product specifications, not a recommendation.