Nicotine Strength
50mg/mL Nicotine
Every IGET disposable in our Australian range is filled with 50mg/mL (5%) nicotine salt e-liquid — the high-strength standard for adult smokers who want a cigarette-comparable hit without the smoke. Smooth throat feel, fast satisfaction, no harsh burn.
50mg/mL (5%) nicotine salt
Cigarette-comparable hit
Smooth, never harsh
Adults 18+ only
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 50mg/mL nicotine mean?
50mg/mL (also written 5%) means each millilitre of e-liquid contains 50 milligrams of nicotine — the standard high-strength used across IGET disposable vapes in Australia. It is designed for current smokers who want a satisfying nicotine hit comparable to a cigarette.
Is 50mg nicotine too strong for beginners?
Yes — 50mg/mL is not recommended for people new to nicotine, social vapers, or light smokers. It is best suited to adult smokers of 10+ cigarettes per day. If you have never smoked, do not start vaping; nicotine is highly addictive.
Are 50mg nicotine vapes legal in Australia?
Nicotine vaping products are regulated under Australian law and are restricted to adults 18+. Purchasing requirements may differ by state and territory — always check the latest TGA and state-level guidance. We age-verify every order and ship in discreet packaging.
How long does a 50mg/mL disposable vape last?
Most IGET disposables in this strength deliver between 10,000 and 12,000+ puffs per device, which typically equates to several days of moderate use. The high nicotine concentration means each puff delivers more, so most users find they vape less than with low-strength devices.
Will 50mg nicotine give a harsh throat hit?
No — every 50mg disposable on this page uses nicotine salt (not freebase nicotine). Salt nic stays smooth even at high strength, so the throat hit feels rounded rather than scratchy.
Can I get something weaker than 50mg/mL?
Currently the IGET disposable range is sold exclusively at 50mg/mL in Australia. For lower strengths, a refillable pod system with 25mg or 12mg nicotine salt e-liquid is a better choice — or speak to your GP about a nicotine-reduction plan.