Where the Nasty house range asks you to learn its names, Burst assumes you already know what you want. Pineapple Ice, Blue Razz Ice, Cola Ice, Peach Ice. The titles describe the liquid, and nothing is hidden behind a nickname. These are profiles disposables made familiar, rebuilt as a refillable bottle.
Twenty bottles at thirty millilitres, produced at thirty-five and fifty milligrams, mixed fifty-fifty for mouth-to-lung pod kits. Same manufacturer and the same bottle as the house salts, and a separate line inside the company.
Burst against the house salts
Nasty Burst and Nasty Salts are separate 30ml nicotine-salt ranges with a 50/50 ratio and 35mg/ml or 50mg/ml options. Nasty Burst has bar-style names; Nasty Salts includes named profiles such as Cush Man. See Nasty Juice, Nasty Salts.
Watermelon Ice is listed in both Nasty ranges. These are separately branded bottles; a shared flavour name and specification do not confirm an identical recipe.
Vanilla Tobacco here is not Silver Blend. The original is Silver Blend, and it is the fuller of the pair, with vanilla custard worked through the leaf. What sits here is a distinct and lighter construction. Two bottles describing themselves in similar words is precisely what produces a return.
Which bottles are cold, and the one title that misleads
Seven stocked names include Ice: Pineapple Ice, Watermelon Ice, Strawberry Ice, Peach Ice, Grape Ice, Blue Razz Ice and Cola Ice. Compare their individual cooling descriptions.
Spearmint has a cool mint flavour profile. Compare each bottle’s described flavour and cooling finish.
Cola Ice has a cola-style flavour with a cooling finish. Check the full product name and flavour description before ordering.
Nasty’s own taxonomy, used as the structure
Nasty Burst is organised into Fresh Fruit, Fusion, Creamy, Tobacco and Menthol series. Compare the named flavour and exact bottle specifications within each series.
The stocked range includes Cola Ice and Energy Drink in Fusion; Strawberry Milkshake and Coffee in Creamy; and separate Tobacco and Menthol profiles. Watermelon Apple is included in this catalogue’s Fresh Fruit grouping.
Hardware, and the freebase alternative
A low-power mouth-to-lung kit, treated gently. No coil resistance or wattage figure is published for Burst by its maker, so whatever is marked on the pod governs rather than anything on the bottle.
Avoid high-strength nicotine salts in high-power DTL setups. Nasty Juice 60ml is a separate 3mg/ml, 70/30 freebase range for hardware that supports those specifications.
Product and variant overview
Twenty stocked bottles across Nasty’s five published series: Fresh Fruit (14), Fusion (2), Creamy (2), Tobacco (1) and Menthol (1). Each holds 30ml at a 50/50 ratio and is stocked in 35mg/ml and 50mg/ml options.
Compatibility and related products
- Low-wattage MTL pod kits run at the gentle end of whatever the pod is marked for.
- Use suitable coils/pods at 0.6 ohm and above in our stocked pod kits/MTL devices; avoid high-power DTL use.
- Compare the Nasty Salts 30ml range with the separate Nasty Juice 60ml freebase format.
Buying guidance
- Use each product’s flavour and cooling description when choosing a bottle.
- If you already own the house range, check whether the flavour you are adding is new. Watermelon Ice exists on both shelves.
- Vanilla Tobacco and Silver Blend are two different tobaccos. Choose deliberately rather than by the word vanilla.
- Nasty Publish has no coil or wattage figure for this range. Follow the pod, not the bottle.
Kenya and Nairobi relevance
Burst is the range that makes most sense for somebody in Kenya coming off sealed devices, because the flavour names map onto what they were already vaping. Nairobi orders dispatch same-day, with 1 to 2 business days elsewhere.