Pulse Liq is Geek Bar's nicotine salt line — a 30mL bottled e-liquid meant for pod systems and low-wattage devices. It uses the same flavor development behind their disposables, which is the main draw: if you've tried a Geek Bar disposable and liked a particular flavor profile, this is the closest you'll get to that same experience in a refillable format. Available at 30mg and 50mg nicotine strength, so it works for both moderate users and those coming off heavier smoking habits.

Pulse Liq Specifications

• Bottle size: 30mL
• Nicotine type: Salt nicotine
• Nicotine strength: 30mg | 50mg
• Compatible with: pod systems and low-wattage devices (under ~25W)
• Made by: Geek Bar

Pulse Liq Flavors

Ten flavors are available, split across three main profiles — fruit/candy, menthol/mint, and hybrid (fruit + menthol). Here's what each one actually tastes like:

Blue Razz Ice — Blue raspberry with menthol. The raspberry is sweet and slightly tart, the ice is noticeable but not overwhelming. Good starting point if you want a fruit flavor with some cooling without going full mint.

Cool Mint — Straightforward menthol. No fruit, no sweetness layered on top — just a clean, cold mint. If you're coming from menthol cigarettes, this is the most familiar option in the lineup.

Fcuking Fab — A mixed fruit blend that leans tropical with some berry underneath. It's on the sweeter side and doesn't have any menthol. Hard to pin down a single dominant note, which some people enjoy and others find hard to commit to.

Miami Mint — Mint base with a faint fruity background. Less stark than Cool Mint, slightly sweeter. Good middle ground if straight menthol feels too harsh but you still want that cooling effect.

Pink Lemonade — Lemon-forward with a berry sweetness that rounds it out. More tart than sweet overall. The "pink" element keeps it from being too sharp — it sits somewhere between a sour candy and a summer drink.

Sour Apple Blow Pop — Sour green apple candy. It's modeled after the Blow Pop candy, so the sweetness and the sourness are both dialed up. Not a realistic apple — it's clearly a candy interpretation.

Sour Strawberry — Tart strawberry, heavier on the sour than the sweet. Closer to a strawberry candy with extra bite than to a fresh strawberry flavor. The sweetness comes through more on the exhale.

Strawberry Banana — One of the more balanced flavors in the lineup. The strawberry and banana read clearly without either one taking over. Smooth, no sourness, no menthol. A reliable everyday flavor for most users.

Tripple Berries — A blend of strawberry, blueberry, and raspberry. The blueberry tends to come through most. It's sweet without being sour, and has a bit more complexity than a single-berry flavor.

Watermelon Ice — Watermelon with a menthol finish. The watermelon is mild and slightly sweet rather than candy-intense. The ice is clean. Works well as a summer or hot-weather option.