Kilo 100ml E-Liquid Shortfills

Walk into most vape shops and the shortfill shelf looks the same. Mango ice. Strawberry ice. Blue razz ice. Everything tastes like a frozen fruit stand. Kilo goes somewhere else entirely. This is a range built around Coffee Milk, Cereal Milk, Strawberry Custard, and Milk & Cookies, profiles that taste like actual food rather than a fruit syrup laboratory. 

Honestly? It is one of the few shortfill brands where the dessert flavours genuinely deliver on what the label promises. A 70VG/30PG blend in a 120ml bottle with 100ml of liquid at 0mg and 20ml of space left over for two Nicotine Shots. 

Two 18mg freebase nic shots in, thirty seconds of shaking, and you are sitting on 120ml of 3mg juice ready for a sub-ohm tank or RDA. Kilo has been at this since 2014 out of the USA, and the range covers thirteen flavours from dessert through tobacco to fruit and cream. 

Childproof cap. TPD compliant. Over 18s only. The full 100ml Shortfill Collection is over at Pirate Vapes.

Why vapers choose Kilo shortfills:

• Dessert flavours with actual layers to them. Cereal Milk and Strawberry Custard taste different on the inhale than on the exhale, which is rarer than it should be at this price point.

• 70/30 VG/PG sits right in the sweet spot for sub-ohm: dense clouds without the wicking problems that come with 80/20 or max-VG

• The bottle is built for two nic shots. 100ml in a 120ml bottle. Pour, shake, done. The maths just works.

• Kilo has been around since 2014, picking up awards along the way and building a reputation that most shortfill brands launched last year cannot touch

• Thirteen flavours and that is it. No bloated catalogue of fifty near-identical profiles. Every flavour in the range is genuinely different from the next one.

Kilo 100ml E-Liquid Shortfill Features

These Dessert Profiles Are Not Messing About

Here is the thing about most dessert shortfills. They smell incredible in the bottle and then taste like vaguely sweet air once you fire the coil. Kilo does not have that problem. The Cereal Milk genuinely tastes like the milk at the bottom of a cereal bowl. 

Strawberry Custard opens with bright fruit and lands on a proper thick custard on the exhale. Kiberry Yogurt has a tartness to it that most cream flavours completely lack. 

Whatever Kilo does with its flavouring concentrates, the result is a shortfill that actually develops as you draw rather than hitting you with one flat note and calling it done.

What Makes 70/30 the Right Call?

Push VG above 80 percent, and you lose flavour clarity. Drop below 60 and the clouds thin out. At 70/30, the High-VG E-Liquid base gives you dense, satisfying vapour while the PG carries enough flavour for those layered dessert profiles to come through properly. 

Practically speaking? Coils between 0.15ohm and 0.5ohm at 40W or above will handle this ratio without dry hits or flooding. The cotton stays saturated, the flavour stays clean, the clouds stay heavy.

So How Does the Shortfill Thing Work?

Simple enough. UK law says any e-liquid with nicotine in it cannot be sold in bottles larger than 10ml. Shortfills dodge that by shipping 0mg liquid in an oversized bottle with empty space at the top. Kilo puts 100ml into a 120ml bottle. 

That leaves exactly enough room for two 18mg freebase nic shots at 10ml each. Shake it up, and you get 120ml at 3mg. Want less? One shot brings you to roughly 1.5mg in about 110ml. No calculators needed. The bottle was literally designed to make this easy.

Not Every 70/30 Vapes the Same

Run the Coffee Milk through a mesh coil at 55W in a DTL Tank, and you get something noticeably thicker than a fruit shortfill at the same ratio. Kilo's dessert and cream flavours carry heavier compounds that add weight to the vapour. The clouds feel denser. The exhale lingers a beat longer. That is not marketing. 

You can taste and see the difference. Fruit-forward liquids at 70/30 produce a lighter, airier cloud. Kilo's bakery and milk profiles sit heavier in the mouth. If you have only ever vaped fruit shortfills, the first tank of Cereal Milk through a sub-ohm setup will feel different.

Why Only Thirteen Flavours?

Because most of them are actually good. Some brands put out forty or fifty options and honestly half of them taste like they share the same base with a slightly different fruit syrup on top. Kilo keeps the lineup tight. 

Coffee is bolder and darker than Coffee Milk. Smooth Tobacco and Sweet Tobacco are not just slight variations of each other. Birthday Cake and Caramel Cake go in completely different directions. Fewer flavours, more thought behind each one.

Kilo 100ml E-Liquid Shortfill Flavours List

Thirteen options. The range spans dessert, bakery, cream, fruit, and tobacco. Not massive, but the variety across categories is wider than most single-brand shortfill lines bother with.

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• Birthday Cake
• Blue Lemonade
• Caramel Cake
• Coffee
• Drewberry
• Kiberry Yogurt
• Mango Cream
• Milk & Cookies
• Smooth Tobacco
• Sweet Tobacco
• Strawberry Custard
• Vanilla

How to Set Up the Kilo 100ml E-Liquid Shortfill

No priming here. This is just liquid going into a bottle, then into your tank.

1. Crack the cap. Push down and twist anticlockwise. Pull the childproof cap off and remove the inner nozzle tip so the bottle mouth is wide open.

2. Pour in your nic shots. Tip one or two 18mg freebase nic shots straight into the bottle. Two gets you 120ml at 3mg. One lands at roughly 1.5mg across 110ml. Your call.

3. Screw the nozzle back on, cap it, and shake. Give it a proper shake, not a gentle swirl. At least thirty seconds of hard shaking. VG is thick, and the nicotine needs to distribute evenly, or you will get patchy hits.

4. Walk away for a bit. Stand the bottle upright and leave it for fifteen to twenty minutes minimum. The dessert and cream flavours in Kilo's range genuinely benefit from a few hours of rest. Some vapers leave them overnight. Fair enough. The flavour does smooth out.

5. Fill your tank. Reattach the nozzle and squeeze the liquid into your sub-ohm tank or drip it onto your RDA coils. Fresh coil? Prime the cotton with a few drops first.

6. Start around 40W and go up from there. The 70/30 blend is made for sub-ohm coils. Stay between 0.15ohm and 0.5ohm, keep the wattage between 40W and 80W, and you will hit the flavour sweet spot.

What's in the Kilo 100ml E-Liquid Shortfill Box

One bottle. That is it. A 120ml chubby gorilla with 100ml of Kilo e-liquid at 0mg. Childproof cap on. No nic shots in the box. No coils, no tank, no device.

You buy the nic shots separately. If you need a sub-ohm device to actually vape this, the Vape Kits collection has plenty of options.

The Sub-Ohm Liquid, Not the Pod Kit Liquid

Kilo shortfills at 70/30 belong in sub-ohm tanks and RDAs. Mesh coils between 0.15ohm and 0.5ohm running at 40W to 80W bring out the layered profiles best, particularly the dessert and cream options. Crank the wattage higher within that range and the exhale notes become more pronounced, the clouds get denser, and the overall flavour turns up a notch.

Do not put this in a pod kit. Do not put it in an MTL tank. The 70VG base is too viscous for narrow wicking ports, and you will burn through coils chasing dry hits. If MTL is your setup, the Nic Salt Range at Pirate Vapes is what you want instead.

About Kilo

Kilo started in 2014 in the States. The brand hit the UK vape scene early and hard with Cereal Milk and Kiberry Yogurt, both of which were already staples in independent shops before the shortfill format really took off here. They formulate everything in-house in the USA, and the product line has expanded to include nic salts alongside the original shortfills. 

What has not changed is the approach: a deliberately small range where every flavour is its own thing rather than a palette swap of the same base recipe. That restraint is unusual in a market where most brands seem to launch with thirty flavours and a prayer. Kilo launches with fewer and sells through them.

Stock Up and Save

Thirteen flavours and you have probably only tried two or three. Worth grabbing something outside your usual rotation next time you order. The Best Flavour option exists specifically for that. Once you know which profiles you keep going back to, picking up two or three bottles at once saves you the mid-week panic when the tank runs dry, and the last bottle is empty. 

Every order from Pirate Vapes goes out the same day before 4 pm, fully tracked and in secure packaging. TPD-compliant stock, age-verified checkout, over-18s only. Hit £40 and delivery is free with Free Pirate Post.

Conclusion

Kilo is one of those shortfill brands that earns the loyalty. The dessert profiles taste like actual dessert. The tobacco options go in two distinct directions rather than blending into one. 

The 70/30 ratio performs exactly where it should in sub-ohm hardware, and the bottle is designed so nic shot maths requires zero effort. Cereal Milk and Strawberry Custard are the obvious picks, but do not sleep on Coffee Milk or Kiberry Yogurt. 

If you have been cycling through generic fruit shortfills and wondering whether anything better exists at this price point, it does. 

Pick up a bottle at Pirate Vapes and have a look at the Vape Accessories collection for coils, tanks, and the rest.

FAQs

How do I add nicotine to a Kilo shortfill?

Pull off the cap, remove the nozzle, pour in two 18mg freebase nic shots, reseal, and shake hard for thirty seconds. That gets you 120ml at 3mg. One shot instead of two? About 1.5mg.

What hardware pairs best with Kilo 100ml shortfills?

Sub-ohm tanks and RDAs. Mesh coils between 0.15ohm and 0.5ohm, wattage between 40W and 80W. The 70/30 ratio is too thick for pod kits.

Which Kilo flavour sells the most?

Cereal Milk. Not even close. It has been Kilo's flagship since 2014 and is still the one most UK retailers stock first.

Can I run Kilo 100ml shortfill through a pod kit?

No. 70VG will not wick through narrow pod coils. You will get dry hits and a ruined coil within a day. Sub-ohm only.

How long does one Kilo 100ml bottle last?

At 50W with moderate daily use, a week to two weeks is typical. If you are running 80W and chasing clouds, you will go through it faster. Obviously.

Where is Kilo e-liquid actually made?

USA. Founded there in 2014, still manufactured there. Imported into the UK in TPD-compliant packaging.