Quick answer: EasyLiQ (styled easyLiQ by GRABIT) is GRABIT’s nicotine-salt e-liquid and injector refill format for open pod systems; it is not the device itself. GRABIT MAX Open Pod is the separate hardware system. GRABIT’s public product pages claim a one-second refill, a 10 mL MAX pod, up to 30,000 puffs and 16 W output. These are manufacturer specifications and performance claims, not VapeRisk test results. German retailer Riccardo currently lists both MAX hardware and 10 mL EasyLiQ nicotine-salt liquids, which supports German retail availability but does not prove nationwide stock or regulatory compliance.
Sources rechecked July 21, 2026. Official brand pages and the German retailer path were reachable; exact SKU availability and compliance still require current product-level verification.
EasyLiQ, GRABIT and MAX: the entity map
| Name | What it is | What it is not |
|---|---|---|
| GRABIT | The brand behind EasyLiQ and MAX | Not the name of one specific liquid or device |
| EasyLiQ | A nicotine-salt e-liquid range with an injector refill format for open pod systems | Not the MAX device |
| MAX Open Pod | GRABIT’s refillable open pod hardware system | Not an EasyLiQ liquid flavor |
| EasyLiQ plus MAX | The brand-promoted pairing of the injector liquid format with MAX hardware | Not an independently tested VapeRisk system rating |
GRABIT’s official EasyLiQ page describes the product as nicotine-salt e-liquid with an injector refill system for open pods. Its separate MAX Open Pod page describes the hardware. GRABIT also lists a Compatible Pro Pod for many MTL open pod devices; that is a third product and should not be conflated with MAX.
Attributed EasyLiQ and MAX specifications
| Specification or claim | Public source | Evidence limit |
|---|---|---|
| EasyLiQ is nicotine-salt e-liquid using an injector refill format for open pod systems | GRABIT official EasyLiQ page | Product identity is public; performance wording remains the manufacturer’s description |
| One-second refill | GRABIT official EasyLiQ and MAX pages | Manufacturer claim; VapeRisk has not timed the refill |
| MAX Open Pod capacity: 10 mL | GRABIT official MAX page and Riccardo MAX listing | Attributed specification; VapeRisk has not measured usable capacity |
| Up to 30,000 puffs | GRABIT official MAX page | Manufacturer claim; no puff protocol or VapeRisk endurance test is available |
| Power: 16 W | GRABIT official MAX page; Riccardo lists up to 16 W | Attributed specification; not bench verified by VapeRisk |
| Battery: 1,000 mAh | Riccardo MAX retail listing | Retailer-listed specification; not stated in the public GRABIT structured product data checked for this refresh and not measured by VapeRisk |
| EasyLiQ bottle size: 10 mL; nicotine-salt format | Current Riccardo EasyLiQ product listings | Retail listing evidence; strength and stock vary by SKU and date |
Specifications describe what a source publishes, not what VapeRisk has measured. For the site’s evidence standard, see VapeRisk testing methodology and the claimed-versus-measured findings hub. The battery capacity versus puff count analysis explains why a puff ceiling cannot be treated as a guaranteed usage result.
What is available in Germany?
As checked on July 14, 2026, German retailer Riccardo had a GRABIT brand page, a MAX Pod Mod product listing and multiple 10 mL EasyLiQ nicotine-salt liquid listings. That is direct evidence that the product family is listed in the German retail market. Individual flavors, nicotine strengths, hardware colors and stock status can change, so this article should not claim that every SKU is continuously available or that distribution is nationwide.
The original launch material supplied to VapeRisk said GRABIT was working with Ex-Trade GmbH & Co. KG on German distribution. That statement remains attributed to the launch announcement. The current public retail listings are the stronger evidence for market visibility; they do not verify the scale of the distribution network.
Claims that remain unverified
The supplied GRABIT launch material also claimed that a MAX pod could remain stable through up to 60 mL of e-liquid, that the EasyLiQ and MAX pairing could reduce costs by up to 50%, and that a 1:6 liquid-to-pod ratio could reduce pod waste. VapeRisk has not reproduced those results. They depend on coil life, liquid, power, draw length, retail prices and replacement behavior, so they should not be presented as measured outcomes or buying verdicts.
The current public sources checked for this refresh also do not establish product notification, legal status, or market-wide compliance for each SKU. A retailer or distributor should verify the exact device, liquid strength, packaging, notification records and supplier documents. See Vape Compliance & Market for the site’s broader evidence and retailer-risk framework.
How this system differs from other refill formats
GRABIT describes MAX as an open pod system paired with EasyLiQ’s injector refill format. That wording should not be used to classify every EasyLiQ-compatible setup as a disposable, prefilled pod or 0+10 device. For the separate 0+10 architecture, see what a 0+10 vape is. For the liquid category, see nicotine salt versus freebase nicotine.
For broader format comparisons, use the VapeRisk buying guides. The OXVA NeXLIM Evidence File shows the same source-led method applied to a separate refillable pod model; it does not imply compatibility between NeXLIM and EasyLiQ/MAX. The Review Policy explains why both records remain unscored until exact-sample evidence exists. EasyLiQ and MAX remain a Germany-market source-led example, not a UK recommendation, a VapeRisk-tested winner, or proof of legal status or availability for another market.
FAQ
What is EasyLiQ?
EasyLiQ is GRABIT’s nicotine-salt e-liquid range and injector refill format for open pod systems. It is a liquid product and refill method, not the MAX device.
What is GRABIT MAX?
MAX Open Pod is GRABIT’s refillable pod hardware. GRABIT publicly lists a 10 mL pod, up to 30,000 puffs and 16 W output; these are attributed manufacturer specifications and claims, not VapeRisk measurements.
Can you buy EasyLiQ and MAX in Germany?
German retailer Riccardo currently lists GRABIT MAX hardware and multiple 10 mL EasyLiQ nicotine-salt liquids. This supports German retail availability, but stock varies and one retailer listing does not establish nationwide availability.
Has VapeRisk tested the one-second refill or 30,000-puff claim?
No. VapeRisk has not timed the injector, measured usable pod capacity, tested coil life or run a puff-count protocol on GRABIT MAX. Those figures remain manufacturer claims.
Does a German retail listing prove compliance?
No. A listing does not prove that every SKU, strength or package has the required current documentation. Compliance should be checked against the exact product and current German requirements.
Sources checked
- GRABIT EasyLiQ official product page, checked July 21, 2026
- GRABIT MAX Open Pod official product page, checked July 21, 2026
- GRABIT Compatible Pro Pod official product page, checked July 21, 2026
- Riccardo GRABIT retail page, checked July 21, 2026
- GRABIT German launch press release supplied to VapeRisk; used only for explicitly attributed launch, distribution, pod-life, cost and waste claims
Evidence note: This is a source review, not a hands-on review or lab test. Nicotine products are intended only for adults where legal; nicotine can be addictive.