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TROPICAL PUNCH BY JUICED UP 60mL
TROPICAL PUNCH BY JUICED UP 60mL
- Nicotine Strength
- 3mg/mL
- E-liquid Volume
- 60 mL
- Flavour Note
- TROPICAL PUNCH BY JUICED UP: tropical fruit, icy finish
- Flavour type
- Fruit Ice
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Juiced Up Tropical Punch 60 mL is a freebase e-liquid identified by a tropical-fruit-punch profile. Valor Distributions lists the flavour notes as assorted tropical fruits and citrus, and identifies the 60 mL version at 70% VG / 30% PG with a 6 mg strength. The source does not name every fruit in the assortment. This description therefore keeps the profile broad and does not turn “tropical punch” into an invented ingredient list.
A punch profile, without an invented recipe
The supplier’s wording gives two useful descriptors: assorted tropical fruits and citrus. It does not identify a complete recipe, list individual fruit varieties, assign percentages to the notes, or say which note leads. Those limits matter for an accurate product page. The phrase “tropical punch” can be used to identify the marketed blend, but it is not evidence that pineapple, mango, cherry, berry or any other particular fruit appears in this bottle. No such ingredient is added here unless the supplier names it.
Likewise, the citrus note is recorded as a supplier-listed flavour note, not expanded into lemon, lime, orange or grapefruit. The product name gives shoppers the blend’s broad direction, while the approved source supplies the specific description available for this SKU. Keeping those two levels separate helps readers compare it honestly with other Juiced Up flavours rather than relying on a guessed tasting review.
Published bottle and formulation details
Valor’s listed 60 mL freebase version is shown at 70% VG / 30% PG and 6 mg. These are product specifications, not predictions about vapour output, sweetness, throat feel or device performance. The ratio is reproduced as the supplier states it; it should not be used as a substitute for equipment instructions. Confirm the bottle label and the selected Shopify option before use.
The supplier’s 60 mL Tropical Punch entry specifically displays a 6 mg strength. AllStar Vape’s current product record also has a 3 mg variant. Because the supplier page reviewed does not substantiate that additional strength for this exact 60 mL SKU, this content does not present 3 mg as manufacturer-confirmed. The option remains visible in the store’s variant selector; please compare its label or obtain supplier confirmation before relying on it. This discrepancy is also recorded for follow-up rather than silently treating the two records as identical.
How to identify the right listing
Juiced Up Tropical Punch appears in more than one product format across supplier catalogues, including a 30 mL salt listing and a 60 mL freebase listing. The flavour family name alone does not identify which bottle a customer is viewing. Start with the complete title and volume, then check the selected strength and the label. The 60 mL product described here is not the 30 mL salt product, and the specifications for one format should not be transferred to the other.
This distinction also helps when moving between category pages. A broad e-liquid collection may contain freebase and salt products side by side, even when their flavour names are similar. The Juiced Up collection keeps the brand range together; the freebase collection narrows browsing by format. For wider comparison, see all e-liquids, fruit-flavour e-liquids and nicotine-salt e-liquids. These are navigation aids, not claims that every product in a category shares Tropical Punch’s formulation.
What this description can—and cannot—confirm
The approved supplier page supports the Tropical Punch name, the assorted-tropical-fruits and citrus notes, the 60 mL freebase format, 70/30 VG/PG ratio and a listed 6 mg option. The storefront identifies its available selections. Neither source, as checked for this page, gives a complete list of fruit ingredients, ingredient percentages, a measurable flavour-intensity scale or a promised experience for every user. Those details are not added.
This is a careful product-identification guide, not a sensory test. Individual impressions can vary, and the exact bottle label is the appropriate reference for the product in hand. If the strength printed on the package differs from the selected storefront option, pause and contact AllStar Vape before use. Follow the manufacturer’s directions for the device, and keep any nicotine-containing product secured away from children and pets. Product information does not replace package warnings or professional advice.
Choosing with the source details in view
For a straightforward comparison, consider three fields together: blend name, bottle volume and strength. “Tropical Punch” identifies the profile, “60 mL” identifies the stated bottle size, and the strength belongs to the selected variant. Then check the published 70% VG / 30% PG ratio and ensure it matches the information you intended to review. This sequence prevents a category label or a familiar brand name from standing in for the exact variant.
If you are comparing Juiced Up options, open the brand collection and compare full product names rather than assuming all fruit blends are alike. The supplier’s phrase “assorted tropical fruits” is intentionally less specific than a named-fruit blend. That makes the absence of a detailed recipe a source limitation, not an invitation to fill in likely ingredients. We preserve the supplier’s level of specificity so customers can make a decision from verifiable product information instead of an invented flavour narrative.
Approved supplier: Valor Distributions — Juiced Up.
Which flavour notes does Valor list?
Valor lists assorted tropical fruits and citrus. It does not name every fruit in the assortment.
What volume and ratio are listed for the 60 mL version?
Valor lists 60 mL and a 70% VG / 30% PG ratio for this freebase version.
Which strength is confirmed by the supplier page?
The supplier page lists 6 mg for the 60 mL version. The current store also shows a 3 mg variant; its mapping is flagged for supplier/package confirmation.
Is this the same as the 30 mL salt version?
No. Volume and format are different. Check the exact product title, selected strength and package label.
Where can I verify the source details?
Review the linked Valor Distributions entry and compare it with the label on the bottle and the selected storefront option.
