🧊 PUFFAT E-LIQUID GUIDE
Ice · Super Cool · Super Ice · Frozen · Freeze
"Ice", "Super Cool", "Freeze", "High Ice" — e-liquid labels use many words for cooling, and they do not all mean the same strength. This guide explains the labels and helps you find the cooling level you like.
1. What Makes an E-Liquid Cold?
The cooling sensation comes from cooling agents added to the flavor. More cooling agent means a colder, more minty finish, regardless of the fruit.
2. Common Cooling Labels
| Label | Where You See It | Cooling Level |
|---|---|---|
| Super Cool | Tokyo, Nasty Juice, Sucker Punch, Frisky | Strong |
| Super Ice / High Ice | Vape Station | Strong |
| Frozen / Freeze | Dr Vapes Frozen, Zooka Freeze, OX Passion Freeze | Strong |
| Iced / Ice | VGOD Iced Bomb, Tokyo Classic Iced, Sprinkles Ice | Medium (varies by brand) |
| No label | Dr Vapes Pink series, most tobacco lines | Low or none |
Levels are a general guide; each brand balances fruit and ice differently.
3. Finding Your Level
Want it as cold as possibleTokyo Super Cool, Vape Station Super Ice.
Cold but fruit-forwardTokyo Classic Iced, VGOD Iced Bomb, Nasty Super Cool.
No ice at allDr Vapes Pink series or a tobacco e-liquid.
Cartridge note: heavily iced and sweet e-liquids can shorten cartridge life. See the coils guide.
Brand deep-dives: Tokyo, Nasty Super Cool, Vape Station and Dr Vapes.
FAQ
Does ice make the throat hit stronger?
It can feel sharper, especially at higher nicotine. If it feels harsh, try a lower-ice line.
Is "Super Cool" the same across brands?
No. Each brand uses its own blend, so cooling strength varies.
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