Short answer: Naked 100 American Patriots and RxVape Virginia Tobacco are both tobacco-flavored e-liquids for adults 21+. They are not the same bottle, the same brand, or an exact flavor match. Naked’s international product pages describe a full-bodied, slightly sweet tobacco. RxVape’s live listings describe a dry, slightly sweet Virginia-style tobacco, sold as nic salt in 60mL and 120mL or as freebase in 120mL.
Naked 100 and American Patriots are trademarks of their respective owners. RxVape is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by those owners. Names are used only so adult shoppers can compare publicly listed products.
What You Are Actually Comparing
American Patriots is a tobacco e-liquid in the Naked 100 line. RxVape Virginia Tobacco is a separate brand’s Virginia-style tobacco e-liquid. A comparison can cover bottle size, labeled strength, nicotine format, and the flavor direction each company publishes. It cannot turn one liquid into the other.
On 2026-09-28:
- The US manufacturer page at naked100.com/products/american-patriots/ returned HTTP 200, but the fetched HTML did not show a price or strength selector. This guide does not invent a Naked US price.
- Naked’s international freebase page labeled an image “Naked 100 Tobacco American Patriots 60ml 3mg.” The international salt page labeled an image “NKD 100 Salt Tobacco American Patriots 30ml 35mg.”
- Element Vape’s product URL returned a Cloudflare block, so this guide does not use that listing. A 65% VG / 35% PG glass-bottle note from an earlier check is withdrawn.
- A US retailer, Huff & Puffers, listed “Naked 100 Tobacco – American Patriots 60mL” at $11.99, with 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, and 12mg in stock. That figure is a retailer listing, not a price confirmed on naked100.com. The same page said 70% VG / 30% PG and a plastic dripper bottle. Those details were not on the US Naked HTML fetch.
- A second retailer, VapeJuice, listed the 60mL bottle at $11.95, with 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, and 12mg selectable. That is another retailer price, not Naked’s official US price.
- RxVape’s live Virginia Tobacco Nic Salt page offered 20mg and 50mg in 60mL ($29.99) and 120mL ($53.99). It did not offer 35mg or 30mL.
- RxVape’s live Virginia Tobacco Freebase page offered 120mL only, in 0mg ($23.99), 3mg ($26.99), and 6mg ($26.99). It did not offer 60mL or 12mg.
You can browse the live tobacco vape juice category before choosing a format. Prices and selectors change. Recheck the product page you intend to buy.
Flavor Direction, Not a Clone
Naked’s international American Patriots pages, checked the same day, describe a full-bodied smooth tobacco with a hint of classic sweetness, a smoky and earthy base, and a slightly sweet finish. That is the manufacturer’s flavor language. It is not a lab score, and it is not a claim that the liquid copies a cigarette.
RxVape’s live nic salt and freebase listings both describe a dry, slightly sweet Virginia-style tobacco profile. “Dry” and “slightly sweet” are listing language, not a promise that every device will taste the same.
Read those descriptions as neighboring tobacco directions, not as identical recipes:
- American Patriots, as Naked describes it: fuller body, smoky or earthy base, a hint of sweetness.
- RxVape Virginia Tobacco, as the live listing describes it: dry, slightly sweet, Virginia-style.
- What neither page establishes: an exact match to a cigarette brand, to each other, or to a dessert tobacco.
Huff & Puffers calls American Patriots a premium Virginia tobacco flavor. That is retailer wording. It is not a lab match, and it does not make the liquid the same as RxVape Virginia Tobacco. This guide also does not adopt cigarette-match marketing, including red-pack wording that appears in some retailer descriptions. Vapor does not include burning paper, ash, or smoke, and a tobacco e-liquid should not be sold as a licensed cigarette flavor.
If a previous tobacco juice tasted syrupy, start with the guide to tobacco vape juice that is not too sweet. Sweetness is the detail most likely to decide whether a bottle fits this search. For the broader flavor families on this site, see Virginia vs Classic vs Turkish tobacco vape juice.
Bottle Size and Labeled Strength
The useful difference is on the label, not in a slogan.
| Listing checked 2026-09-28 | Format | Size shown | Strengths shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Naked international freebase image | Freebase | 60mL | 3mg on that image label |
| Huff & Puffers retailer page | Freebase | 60mL at $11.99 | 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, 12mg |
| Naked international salt image | Nic salt | 30mL | 35mg on that image label |
| RxVape Virginia Tobacco Freebase | Freebase | 120mL | 0mg, 3mg, 6mg |
| RxVape Virginia Tobacco Nic Salt | Nic salt | 60mL or 120mL | 20mg or 50mg |
RxVape does not list a 35mg salt or a 12mg freebase on these two pages. If you already use 35mg, do not treat 50mg as the next step up. 50mg is a different labeled strength. Use the strength that already fits your device and routine, and follow the hardware maker’s liquid guidance.
The Huff & Puffers listing also said 70% VG / 30% PG and a plastic 60mL dripper bottle, with 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, and 12mg available. That ratio was not confirmed on the US Naked HTML fetch, so treat it as that retailer’s listing detail. An earlier Element Vape note about a glass bottle and 65% VG / 35% PG was not re-verified and is not used.
Nic Salt or Freebase
Choose the nicotine format for the refillable device you already use. Do not pick a higher strength to force a “fuller” tobacco taste.
Nicotine salt
Nic salt e-liquid is generally used in compatible low-output refillable pod systems. On RxVape, the live Virginia Tobacco nic salt options are 20mg and 50mg, in 60mL and 120mL. Naked’s international salt image is a 30mL bottle labeled 35mg. Those are different size and strength menus. A US Naked salt price was not verified in this check, so this article does not quote one.
Freebase
Freebase e-liquid is commonly used at lower strengths in suitable tanks or higher-output devices. RxVape’s live freebase bottle is 120mL at 0mg, 3mg, or 6mg. The Huff & Puffers listing for American Patriots freebase was a 60mL bottle with a 12mg option that RxVape does not show.
For a format walkthrough that is not tied to one competitor, use the tobacco vape juice for pod systems vs mods guide.
Price per mL, Only Where the Price Was on the Page
A larger bottle is not automatically a lower price per mL. On the listings above:
- Huff & Puffers’ $11.99 / 60mL freebase listing is about $0.20 per mL. VapeJuice listed the same size at $11.95 the same day, also about $0.20 per mL.
- RxVape freebase 120mL is $0.20 per mL at $23.99 (0mg) and about $0.22 per mL at $26.99 (3mg or 6mg).
- RxVape nic salt is about $0.50 per mL at $29.99 / 60mL and about $0.45 per mL at $53.99 / 120mL.
On those freebase numbers, the price per mL is close. The clearer freebase difference is bottle size (60mL on the retailer listing versus 120mL on RxVape) and which strengths are actually selectable. Nic salt price per mL is not compared here, because a current US price for Naked’s salt bottle was not verified.
The older JUUL vs Black Note vs RxVape cost-per-mL article uses the same math on different products. It is not a Naked 100 comparison. Recheck every dollar amount on the day you order.
How the Device Changes Either Tobacco
The same liquid can taste different in two refillable devices. Before deciding that a bottle “isn’t tobacco enough,” check:
- Coil or pod condition. A worn coil can mute tobacco or add a burnt taste that is not in the liquid.
- Power and airflow. More output can make a flavor feel warmer. A tighter mouth-to-lung draw concentrates it differently than an open draw.
- Previous flavor. Mint, fruit, or dessert residue can sweeten the first fills.
Use a compatible, primed pod or coil. That test is more reliable than a brand name alone.
What Not to Expect
- No e-liquid in this comparison contains the paper or ash notes of a lit cigarette.
- American Patriots is not a Virginia Tobacco clone, and Virginia Tobacco is not an American Patriots clone.
- RxVape is not affiliated with Naked 100.
- A slightly sweet tobacco description is not a dessert flavor, and it is not a purity claim.
- Nicotine strength and flavor intensity are separate choices.
A Simple Buying Checklist
- Match the format to the hardware. Nic salt for a compatible low-output pod. Lower-strength freebase for a suitable tank or higher-output setup.
- Match the labeled strength you already use. Do not jump from 35mg to 50mg, or assume 12mg freebase is on the RxVape page.
- Read the flavor language as a direction. Full-bodied and smoky is not the same sentence as dry and slightly sweet.
- Compare price per mL only after you see today’s price and bottle size. The freebase listings checked here were close, not a clearance gap.
- Ignore cigarette-match marketing. Buy a tobacco e-liquid, not a promise of smoke.
Bottom Line
For an adult shopper comparing Naked 100 American Patriots with Virginia Tobacco, start with format and the live label. Naked’s own international pages describe a full-bodied, slightly sweet tobacco and show a 60mL freebase image plus a 30mL 35mg salt image. RxVape’s live pages describe a dry, slightly sweet Virginia-style tobacco, with nic salt at 20mg or 50mg in 60mL and 120mL, and freebase at 0mg, 3mg, or 6mg in 120mL. Expect a related tobacco direction, not an identical or affiliated product.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Naked 100 American Patriots the same as Virginia Tobacco vape juice?
No. They are different brands. Naked’s international pages describe a full-bodied tobacco with a hint of sweetness. RxVape’s live listings describe a dry, slightly sweet Virginia-style tobacco. Neither description means the liquids taste identical.
Does RxVape sell a 35mg version of this flavor?
Not on the live Virginia Tobacco nic salt page checked on 2026-09-28. That page offered 20mg and 50mg only. Naked’s international salt image was labeled 35mg. Do not treat 50mg as a stand-in for 35mg.
Should I buy nic salt or freebase tobacco e-liquid?
Match the liquid to the device. Nic salt is generally used in compatible low-output refillable pods. Lower-strength freebase is commonly used in suitable tanks or higher-output devices. Follow the hardware maker’s guidance.
Is the 60mL American Patriots bottle cheaper per mL?
On 2026-09-28, Huff & Puffers listed 60mL American Patriots freebase at $11.99, about $0.20 per mL. VapeJuice listed that size at $11.95, also about $0.20 per mL. RxVape’s 120mL freebase was about $0.20 per mL at 0mg and about $0.22 per mL at 3mg or 6mg. That is a similar freebase price per mL, not a large discount. A US Naked salt price was not verified, so salt price per mL is not compared here.
Is RxVape affiliated with Naked 100?
No. RxVape is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Naked 100 or the owner of the American Patriots name. The names are used only to describe the products being compared.