MARYLIQ is a bottled nicotine-salt e-liquid range from Lost Mary, intended for compatible refillable vaping devices. It contains the liquid used by a device, rather than a battery, coil or prefilled cartridge. The original range’s published specifications include 10ml bottles and nicotine concentrations of 10mg/ml and 20mg/ml.
Bottle Size and Nicotine Strength In MaryLiq
Bottle volume and nicotine strength describe different properties. A 10ml bottle contains ten millilitres of liquid. A strength of 10mg/ml means each millilitre contains ten milligrams of nicotine; 20mg/ml means twenty milligrams per millilitre.
The shortened label “MARYLIQ 10mg” therefore refers to concentration, not the total nicotine in the bottle. These concentrations are also commonly expressed as 1% and 2%, respectively. Neither figure tells you how much nicotine an individual absorbs during use.
Always read the strength printed on the actual bottle and outer packaging. Do not assume that bottles with the same flavour name contain the same nicotine concentration.
Formulation and Ingredients
MARYLIQ’s published formulation has a 50/50 ratio of vegetable glycerin, abbreviated to VG, and propylene glycol, abbreviated to PG. The manufacturer identifies the product as a nicotine-salt e-liquid.
“Vape juice” is an informal name for e-liquid. It does not mean the product is a drink or contains fruit juice. For the complete ingredients, warnings and any relevant allergen information, consult the packaging for the specific flavour. A flavour name alone does not establish its ingredients.
MaryLiq Flavour Names
The manufacturer lists names including Menthol, Lemon Lime, Pink Lemonade, Watermelon Ice, Blackcurrant Apple and Triple Mango. MARYLIQ Menthol is a flavour designation within the range; it does not describe a different bottle size or establish nicotine strength.
Flavour names should match the bottle being described. Similar names across different Lost Mary product ranges do not, by themselves, establish identical formulations. Check the range name, flavour and strength together when identifying a product.
How the Liquid Works
An e-cigarette uses battery power to heat liquid and produce an aerosol for inhalation. The resulting aerosol is not simply water vapour. The HSE explains that e-cigarettes heat nicotine mixed with flavourings and other chemicals.
MARYLIQ’s manufacturer identifies compatibility with various refillable pod systems. This does not establish compatibility with every vaping device. Follow the device manufacturer’s instructions for suitable liquids, coils and power settings. A sealed prefilled pod should not be assumed to support refilling.
Storage and Disposal
Keep e-liquid in its original labelled container, with the cap secured, out of the sight and reach of children and pets. Child-resistant packaging does not replace safe storage. Follow the bottle’s storage instructions and expiry information. The FDA provides specific guidance on preventing accidental exposure to nicotine liquids.
For disposal in Ireland, distinguish leftover liquid and its packaging from electronic devices. Ask your local waste service how to handle unwanted nicotine liquid and contaminated containers. Vaping devices must not go into general household waste; use an appropriate electrical-waste collection route and follow the collection scheme’s instructions.
