Lost Mary MaryLiq E-Liquid — What It Is and Which Flavour to Pick

If you're searching for "Lost Mary liquid" you're almost certainly looking for MaryLiq — the bottled nic salt range Lost Mary make to replace the flavours people knew from their disposables.

It's a 10ml bottle of nic salt. You put it in a refillable pod kit. That's the whole idea.

The short answer

• MaryLiq is Lost Mary's own e-liquid line, built around the flavours from their bar range.

• It's nic salt, sold in 10mg and 20mg.

• You need a refillable MTL pod kit to use it — it won't suit a sub-ohm cloud device.

A straight word on availability

Lost Mary's bottled range moves in and out of stock quickly, and at any given moment we'll usually have a handful of MaryLiq flavours on the shelf rather than the full line. If the flavour you want isn't showing, it isn't in stock — we don't list what we can't ship.

Two we keep coming back into stock are Red Cherry and Strawberry Ice, and they're a fair introduction to how the range tastes: sweet, fruit-led, no sharp edges.

If you want a range with deeper availability and a very similar flavour profile, SKE Crystal is the obvious alternative — we cover the two side by side in SKE Crystal vs Lost Mary MaryLiq.

What MaryLiq tastes like

The house style is sweet and rounded. Where some brands chase sharpness or a heavy menthol bite, Lost Mary blend for an easy, slightly candied fruit that most people can vape all day.

• Red Cherry — cherry sweets rather than fresh cherry. Rich, no ice.

• Strawberry Ice — soft strawberry with a light cooling finish. One of the most popular flavours in the whole category.

• The wider line runs through Blueberry Watermelon Lemonade, Double Apple, Triple Berry Ice, Blackcurrant Apple and Cherry Ice, all built on the same sweet-fruit base.

If you liked a Lost Mary bar, the bottled version of that flavour will be recognisable — not always identical, but close.

Which strength?

• 20mg — the like-for-like swap if you're coming off a disposable, or if you smoked 10+ a day.

• 10mg — for lighter smokers, or if you're stepping down.

Nic salts feel smoother than freebase at the same strength, which is why 20mg is comfortable here and wouldn't be in a shortfill. Nicotine strength for beginners and 10mg vs 20mg nic salt cover the choice properly.

What kit to put it in

Any refillable MTL pod kit with a 1.2Ω or 0.8Ω pod. Tight draw, cigarette-like, no clouds.

New to refillables? Start with best vape kits under £20 or best pod kits 2026. If you're not sure what MTL means, MTL vs DTL explains it in a paragraph.

Making a bottle last

A 10ml bottle fills a 2ml pod five times. To get the most out of both:

1. Prime a new pod — fill it, then wait five minutes before your first draw. How to prime a vape coil.

2. Refill at about a quarter left, not bone dry — that's what kills pods early.

3. Sweet flavours gunk coils faster. MaryLiq is a sweet range, so expect to change pods a little more often than you would on a menthol.

How long do vape pods last covers the warning signs.

Frequently asked questions

Is MaryLiq the same as Lost Mary? Yes — MaryLiq is the e-liquid brand made by Lost Mary. Same company, bottled format.

Is it the exact liquid from the bars? It's built from the same flavour range. Some are very close, some are interpretations.

Can I use it in a Lost Mary refillable device? Yes, and in any other refillable MTL pod kit too. You aren't locked to one brand.

Why is the range I remember not all listed? Availability on this line is genuinely patchy. We only list what's in stock.

Can I put it in a sub-ohm tank? Don't. 20mg nic salt through a low-resistance coil is extremely harsh. What is sub-ohm vaping explains the difference.