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Montreal Original Mariner 6ml Longfill E-Liquid

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Management number 253746123 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$3.00 Model Number 253746123
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The boldest tobacco in Montreal Original's range, now in a longfill concentrate. Mariner's dark, smoky Virginia character packs the same punch in this format — deep, full-bodied, and unapologetically strong. Mix it to your preferred strength and enjoy a proper tobacco vape at a better price per ml.

Everything that makes the Mariner nic salt stand out is here: that dark, weighty tobacco flavour with genuine smoky depth. The reverse osmosis extraction captures the deeper compounds from the leaf, and the concentrated format holds onto them well.

How to mix

  • 6ml concentrate in a 60ml bottle
  • Add 1 to 5 nicotine shots (10ml each) depending on your preferred strength
  • Shake thoroughly and steep for 24 to 48 hours
  • 0mg base — final nicotine level is entirely up to you

For vapers who want more

If Silver and Goldcrest feel too gentle, and you've already settled on Mariner as your tobacco of choice, the longfill format makes daily use more economical. At £9.99 for the concentrate, the maths works out well — especially if you're getting through a 10ml bottle every day or two.

Made in the UK. The bold flavour profile works in both MTL pod systems and sub-ohm tanks. With a sub-ohm setup at lower strength, Mariner's smoky depth really opens up.


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