Fruizee Bloody Summer ratios and cloud compared

Two vapers buy the same recipe in the same week and end up with very different clouds. Neither the hardware nor the wattage explains it. The bottle size does.

Fruizee Bloody Summer comes in more than one ratio under an identical label, and that quirk changes the whole vapour picture. We set it against two rival iced fruit liquids to see which bottle really delivers the bigger cloud.

Which Fruizee Bloody Summer bottle makes the most vapour

The large 30/70 format produces clearly more vapour than the standard 10 ml in 50/50. At the same power and on the same coil, a twenty-point gap in vegetable glycerine shows straight away in the density of the exhaled cloud.

The catch is that both versions carry the same commercial name and the same artwork. On this blend of sweets, red fruit, grape and blackcurrant lifted by a cooling effect, only the ratio printed on the technical sheet tells you what to expect.

Three iced fruit liquids side by side

For Fruizee, the large-format data comes from the sheet published by manufacturer Eliquid France and the 10 ml data from a French retailer’s technical sheet. The two rival columns cover one recipe from each competing range, chosen for a comparable iced fruit profile.

Criterion	Fruizee Bloody Summer	Juice Heroes Mistyk	Multi Freeze Tireboulette
Flavour profile	Sweets, red fruit, grape, blackcurrant, cooling	Iced dragon fruit	Peach, mango, passion fruit, cooling
PG/VG ratio, 10 ml	50/50, except 30/70 at 18 mg/ml	30/70	50/50
PG/VG ratio, large format	30/70 (50 ml)	30/70 (50 ml)	50/50 (50 ml)
Nicotine, 10 ml	0, 3, 6, 12 and 18 mg/ml	0, 3, 6 and 10 mg/ml	0, 3, 6 and 10 mg/ml
Nicotine salt version	Yes, in 10 ml	No	No
Vapour density	Light in 10 ml, dense in 50 ml	Dense	Light to medium
Suggested draw	MTL in 10 ml, DL in 50 ml	DL	MTL

A ratio that shifts within a single recipe

A range usually announces one ratio. Here the rule has an exception that few product pages point out, and it affects precisely the vapers who choose the highest strengths.

The 10 ml switches to 30/70 at the top strength

The 10 ml bottle comes in 50/50 at most strengths. At 18 mg/ml it moves to 30/70. The manufacturer adjusts the formula because such a high nicotine level on a PG-rich base would give a hit that is hard to tolerate.

The practical consequence is easy to miss. A vaper moving up from 12 to 18 mg/ml changes ratio without knowing it. Their mouth to lung coil, often above 1 ohm, then wicks less well and gunks up faster with such a viscous base.

The 50 ml imposes 30/70 on everyone

The large format, sold without nicotine in a 70 ml bottle, is 30/70 whatever shot goes in. It takes two 10 ml nicotine shots at 18 mg/ml, that is 360 mg of nicotine spread across 70 ml of finished liquid, which caps the mix at 5.14 mg/ml.

That ceiling is not a logistics detail. It effectively rules this format out for anyone vaping above 5.14 mg/ml, so from 6 mg/ml upwards. Cloud chasers will find what they want here, others will not.

Vapour density with Fruizee Bloody Summer, what 30/70 really adds

Vegetable glycerine carries the vapour, propylene glycol carries the flavour. Going from 50/50 to 30/70 gains volume and loses aromatic definition, but the size of the gain depends mostly on the hardware.

On a 1.2 ohm coil at 12 watts, the cloud gap between the two ratios stays modest. The cotton does not vaporise enough liquid for the difference to jump out, and the thicker formula even hampers wicking.

On an open tank at 0.4 ohm and 45 watts, the gap becomes obvious. That is where 30/70 justifies itself, and where the iced sweet profile takes on the body you expect from a summer fruit liquid.

Choosing the format before the flavour

Across the three liquids, the large format behaves very differently from the small bottle. Fruizee and Juice Heroes share a 30/70 base in 50 ml, while Multi Freeze keeps its 50/50 in every size. For cloud density, the comparison is settled on the 50 ml before it is settled on the recipe.

The 10 ml tells another story. There, Bloody Summer is the only one of the three to offer a nicotine salt version and to reach 18 mg/ml in freebase nicotine, which makes it the most flexible small bottle of the group for mouth to lung vapers.

One nuance is worth keeping in mind. The 50 ml sold in a 70 ml bottle rises to 70 ml of finished liquid once two 10 ml shots go in, and that extra volume comes with the strength ceiling described above. The format is a cloud choice first and a strength choice second.

Which bottle for which vaper

The choice here is not between three recipes but between two ways of vaping. The flavour profile comes afterwards, and it forgives more than people tend to think.

For a tight mouth to lung draw (MTL)

The 10 ml in 50/50 is the right buy, provided you stay below 18 mg/ml so as not to tip into 30/70. Multi Freeze offers the same ratio security across its whole strength range, which makes it the most predictable choice.

Juice Heroes is off topic for this style. Its constant 30/70 brings nothing to a high-resistance coil and makes wicking harder.

For sub-ohm and direct lung (DL)

The 50 ml in 30/70 does the job, with a dense cloud and a chill that holds at high power. Juice Heroes competes for the spot on similar ground, with sharper exotic profiles.

Multi Freeze stays behind, since its 50/50 makes a discreet cloud and its cooling flattens as soon as the power rises. The ratio question looks different again with nicotine salt bottles, as our look at TornadoLiq and its 50/50 nic salts shows.

Frequently asked questions

What does Xtra Fresh on the label mean?

It is the commercial name for the cooling level the manufacturer chose for this family. It describes a strong cooling effect produced by a cooling agent, without a dominant menthol note. It tells you nothing about ratio or strength.

How long does an opened bottle keep?

An opened e-liquid keeps for several months if it stays dry, out of the light and tightly closed. Fruit notes lose sharpness before sweet ones, and oxidation darkens the liquid without making it unusable.

Does a ready-to-vape bottle need steeping?

Not a liquid already flavoured by the manufacturer. Steeping belongs to DIY, where concentrates need time to bind with the base. A bottle with a nicotine shot added simply needs a thorough shake.

Does an iced liquid wear out a coil faster?

Less than a dessert loaded with sweeteners, more than a neutral classic tobacco-style recipe. Cooling agents do not caramelise, but red fruit flavourings often leave a coloured deposit on the cotton after about ten refills.

Can a 70 ml bottle come with nicotine already in it?

Not in the UK. The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016 limit nicotine refill bottles to 10 ml. Large formats therefore come without nicotine and the vaper adds shots, which explains the empty space at the top of the bottle.

Bloody Summer, a fruit liquid chosen by its format

This recipe is not one e-liquid but two, sold under a single label. The 10 ml aims at mouth to lung vaping and aromatic clarity, the 50 ml at vapour volume and power.

The useful reflex fits in one line. Read the ratio of the exact bottle going into your basket, not the ratio of the range, and that holds for Fruizee Bloody Summer as much as for most large fruit ranges.

Editorial content for adult vapers. Nicotine e-liquids contain a highly addictive substance, and vaping products cannot legally be sold to under-18s in the United Kingdom. Nothing in this comparison should be read as a buying recommendation.