Collection: VGOD Cubano Nic Salt 30ml
VGOD Cubano nic salt 30ml is the brand's tobacco line in pod format, and all three bottles are listed here. Each is a 30ml salt nicotine bottle on a 50/50 VG/PG base and all three are stocked in 25mg and 50mg. Cubano is built around cigar leaf rather than the fruit VGOD is better known for, so it reads very differently on a pod kit.
What's in this range
Three bottles, each a different treatment of the same cigar base.
How to choose
Tobacco carries noticeably more throat hit than fruit at the same nicotine figure, so the strength choice matters more here than it does across the rest of the brand. 50mg should stay in a tight 1.0ohm to 1.2ohm MTL pod where the draw is restricted. 25mg is the safer starting point and is the right figure for a 0.8ohm pod. If you are moving across from cigarettes, Cubano Black is the closest of the three to a plain cured leaf, Silver is lighter through the day, and Rich Cream Cigar is the one to pick if dry tobacco feels harsh. Tobacco liquids stain a clear pod and leave a note behind, so run them in their own cartridge rather than alternating with fruit. The 50/50 base wicks quickly and a 30ml bottle lasts most pod users two to three weeks. The same three flavours in 60ml for a sub-ohm tank are in VGOD Cubano freebase 60ml, the fruit side of the brand is VGOD Bomb Line nic salt, and everything VGOD makes in salt is under VGOD Nic Salt 30ml.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does VGOD Cubano taste like?
It is a cigar tobacco base. Cubano Black is the driest, Cubano Silver is lighter, and Rich Cream Cigar adds a cream layer over the same leaf.
What nicotine strengths are stocked?
Each of the three Cubano bottles is listed at 25mg and 50mg, in a 30ml size.
Is Cubano iced?
No. None of the three carry a cooling note, which is part of why the tobacco reads so clearly.
Which Cubano suits someone quitting cigarettes?
Cubano Black is the closest to a plain cured leaf. If it feels too dry, Rich Cream Cigar softens the same base without turning it into a dessert.
Can I use Cubano nic salt in a sub-ohm tank?
No. It is a 50/50 salt blend for low-wattage pods. The VGOD Cubano freebase 60ml bottles are the sub-ohm version.