Here's the short version. Hayati built its reputation on kits like the Pro Max Plus 6000 and Pro Ultra Plus 25K. Those kits use sealed pods, and you can't refill them yourself. The bottled range fixes that. It takes the exact same flavour concentrates out of those pods and puts them in TPD-compliant bottles that work in any refillable pod kit, MTL pen, or low-wattage tank you've got sitting in a drawer.
Three product lines sit under the Hayati E-Liquids name. Pro Max Nic Salts are the broadest and best-selling. Shisha Nic Salts are a smaller sub-line with deeper, hookah-inspired profiles. And the 100ml Shortfills give you bulk liquid at a fraction of what you'd pay for the same amount in prefilled pods. The per-millilitre saving is significant once you do the maths, even after factoring in replacement coils.
Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts
This is the backbone of the range. 10ml bottle. 50/50 VG/PG. Your choice of 10mg or 20mg. Flavours pulled directly from the prefilled kits, so if you've had a Pro Max Plus pod in Blue Razz Lemonade or Summer Dream and thought "I wish I could get this in a bottle," you can.
The Pro Max lineup is one of the larger bar-salt ranges on the UK market. Fruit, ice, menthol, candy, drinks, mixed blends. Fresh Mint, Mr Blue, Blue Razz Cherry, Triple Mango, Blueberry Raspberry, and Watermelon Ice are the ones that move fastest, but there's a lot of depth beyond those. Hayati uses what's sometimes called a double-concentrate method for these salts. The flavouring is mixed stronger than in most standard e-liquids, because MTL pod kits produce less vapour per puff than the sealed pods inside prefilled devices. That extra concentration is why Hayati nic salts taste bold in a refillable kit rather than thin and washed out.
And because they're nicotine salts rather than freebase, the throat hit stays smooth even at 20mg. That's the main reason this range works so well for people making the jump from prefilled kits or old disposables into refillable hardware for the first time. No harshness, no learning curve.
Hayati Shisha Nic Salts
Different range, different palate. These are hookah-inspired profiles: double apple, paan, aromatic mint, grape with rose undertones, blends that layer sweetness with floral or spiced notes. Nothing like the candy-and-fruit world most bar salts live in. Same 10ml bottle, same 50/50 VG/PG, same 10mg and 20mg options.
If you've vaped a Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K kit, the bottled Shisha nic salts are the refillable equivalent. They also tend to cost less per bottle than the standard Pro Max salts, so they're a good entry point if you're curious about Hayati but want to start with something a bit more interesting than another blue razz. Worth noting: the Shisha flavours pair well with slightly warmer draws, so if your pod kit has adjustable airflow, try tightening it a notch from where you'd normally have it.
Hayati 100ml Shortfills
Shortfills work differently. Each 100ml bottle ships at 0mg with headroom in the bottle. You add two 10ml nic shots at 18mg, shake it up, and you've got 100ml at roughly 3mg. That's it.
What's unusual about Hayati's shortfills is the VG/PG ratio. Most 100ml bottles from other brands run 70/30 or 80/20, which means they only really work in sub-ohm tanks. Hayati keeps theirs at 50/50, so they still wick properly in pod kits and MTL tanks. You're not forced into high-wattage hardware to use them.
The trade-off? 3mg nicotine is a lot lighter than 10mg or 20mg salts. Shortfills suit vapers who've already stepped down, or who simply prefer a milder hit. But the value is hard to argue with. A single 100ml bottle lasts a regular pod user two to three weeks, and the per-millilitre cost is a fraction of what you'd spend on individual 10ml bottles over the same period.
Flavours across the range
Hayati's flavour DNA leans bold and sweet. They built these recipes for disposable-style devices where intensity matters more than subtlety, and that carries over into the bottled range.
Fruit profiles run from straightforward options like Juicy Peach and Watermelon Ice through to layered blends like Mango Peach Pineapple and Strawberry Watermelon. Ice and menthol flavours pair cooling with fruit, or just go pure mint. The blue blends- Blue Razz Lemonade, Blue Fusion, Blueberry Sour Raspberry- are some of the strongest sellers and have that sharp-sweet character people either love or skip entirely. Then there's the candy side: bubblegum, gummy bear, fizzy cherry, cola.
The Shisha line goes somewhere else entirely. Double apple, paan, aromatic herbs and mint, blends with floral or spiced layers. Heavier on the palate, more complex. If standard bar salts all taste a bit samey to you, this is the part of the range worth trying.
Choosing your strength
Both use nicotine salts, both absorb faster than freebase, both feel smoother on the throat at higher concentrations. The only question is how much nicotine you want per puff.
20mg is the UK legal ceiling. It's what most prefilled kits run at, and it's where most former disposable users start. If that's what you're used to, start there. 10mg is for people who find 20mg too strong, who vape more often through the day and want something lighter, or who are consciously working their way down. Not sure? Go 20mg. You can always drop to 10mg once you know how your kit handles and how your habits shake out. Plenty of people end up keeping a bottle of each around: 20mg for the morning, 10mg for the rest of the day.
What devices actually work
Every Hayati e-liquid in the range is 50/50 VG/PG, which means thin enough for small, low-powered coils. Pod kits like the Vaporesso XROS, Uwell Caliburn, SMOK Nord, OXVA Xlim, and Aspire Gotek are all good matches. So is anything running a coil between 0.6 and 1.2 ohm.
Don't put Hayati nic salts in a sub-ohm tank. 10mg or 20mg through a 0.2 ohm coil is going to be unpleasant. Way too much nicotine per puff, and the 50/50 blend isn't built for that kind of airflow. The 100ml shortfills at 3mg are a closer fit for higher-powered setups, though even those work best in MTL-leaning gear because of the ratio.
One more thing. Hayati salts run sweeter than average thanks to that double-concentrate approach. Sweetener is hard on coils. Expect to replace yours a bit sooner than you would with a plainer liquid, particularly on the candy and bubblegum flavours. Give the bottle a shake before filling too, especially if it's been sitting for a while.
Ordering Hayati e-liquids
Every Hayati bottle sold through Pirate Vapes comes from MHRA-notified UK suppliers. Orders before 4 pm ship the same day. Free Delivery kicks in at £25, and most multi-bottle orders clear that easily. If you vape the same flavour every day and don't want to think about reordering, Auto Refill does it on whatever schedule you set.
And it's worth keeping an eye on Value Bundles, especially if you're buying across several flavours or stocking up before the Vaping Products Duty lands on 1 October 2026.
