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Mooch Extreme MTL – Mint Ice 12mg 60ml

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Mooch Extreme MTL — Mint Ice (12 mg / 60 ml)

Flavor Profile & Experience
Mint Ice is a crisp, invigorating menthol blend that delivers a refreshing mint burst with a clean icy finish. Expect sharp, vivid peppermint (or spearmint) on the inhale, and a frosty “ice” whisper on the exhale that uplifts the flavor without overwhelming it.

Product Format & Mixing Instructions

This is a longfill / flavour shot (MTL / nic salt) format product: a 60 ml bottle containing 30 ml of flavour concentrate.
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To vape it, you’ll combine that 30 ml flavour with a 30 ml VG-based nicotine shot at 12 mg strength.
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After adding your nicotine shot, close the bottle tightly, shake thoroughly, and allow some resting time (a few hours up to a day) for the flavors and nicotine to harmonize.

Vaping Profile & Suitability

Inhale: Crisp, cool mint — clean and invigorating.

Exhale: The icy accent emerges in the finish, giving structure and clarity to the mint so it remains fresh.

Throat hit / Mouthfeel: At 12 mg in a proper MTL setup, you’ll enjoy a satisfying yet gentle throat hit — expressive but smooth.

Best suited for: MTL / pod / low-wattage devices designed for flavour delivery and nicotine salts. Not ideal for sub-ohm, high-power setups.

Key Highlights / Selling Points

Sharp mint flavor with a crisp, frosty finish

Balanced menthol experience that’s cool but not overpowering

Longfill format ensures freshness until mixed

Ideal choice for vapers who appreciate clean mint in a moderate 12 mg strength

Tips & Best Practices

Use a neutral-quality VG nicotine shot — avoid strong-smelling or flavored bases that might interfere with the mint clarity.

Shake well after mixing and allow a resting period so the menthol / ice notes settle and meld properly.

Store the mixed e-liquid in a cool, dark place to preserve the mint’s brightness and avoid flavor degradation.

If the icy note feels too pronounced initially, a brief warm resting (without overheating) may soften the edges without losing crispness.