Blue Raspberry Vape

What this shelf covers, and what sits just outside it

A product lands on this shelf when blue raspberry or blue razz is one of the named flavours in the pack. That single rule explains most of what looks odd about the grid. It is why a four-pod multipack built around cherry appears alongside a device filled with four identical blue raspberry pods, and why the price column jumps by a factor of twenty-eight from one end to the other.

Four separate hardware families are represented, plus two bottles of liquid that belong to no device in particular. The IVG 2400 4-in-1 range accounts for the largest block: six complete kits and six reload pod packs, all built around the same rotating four-pod body. The IVG Air family contributes one kit and three dual-pod refill packs. The PRO family contributes three kits, three refill packs and two PRO 2 kits. The remaining two entries are the IVG Original 50/50 Blue Raspberry E-Liquid at £0.99 and the 100ml shortfill at £1.99, which are bottles for tanks and refillable pods rather than anything prefilled.

What is deliberately not here is plain raspberry. Red raspberry flavours without the blue element sit on the broader Raspberry Vape shelf above this one, which shares twenty-three products with this page but also carries the straight-fruit entries this shelf excludes. If you came here because you like raspberry as a fruit rather than blue raspberry as a flavour concept, that parent shelf is the better starting point, and the next section explains why the two are not the same request.

Pure blueberry is a harder boundary, and this shelf does not police it perfectly. The IVG 2400 4-in-1 Blueberry Edition Vape Kit and its matching Blueberry Edition Reload Pods are listed here because three of their four pods reference blue razz or raspberry: Blueberry Sour Raspberry, Blue Razz Soda and Blueberry Raspberry. The fourth pod is straight Blueberry. If your interest is specifically the sharp, sugared blue raspberry note rather than the rounder blueberry one, that edition will feel like it is pulling in the other direction.

Menthol is the other thing this shelf does not separate out. A clear majority of the blue raspberry products in IVG's catalogue carry ice, and they are mixed in here with the handful that do not. The Ice Vape shelf runs across the whole catalogue and shares fourteen products with this page, so if the cold finish is the part you actually want, that shelf will show you the same iced entries alongside every other cooled flavour IVG makes. On this page the iced products are named in every cluster below, so you can work either way round.

Nicotine is close to uniform. The prefilled pods and complete kits here are 20mg nicotine salt, which puts nearly all of them on the 20mg Vape Kits & Refill Pods shelf as well. The two exceptions are the bottles. The 50/50 is a 10ml bottle listed at 3mg, and the shortfill is a 120ml bottle holding 100ml of nicotine-free liquid, sized to take one or two nicotine shots if you add them yourself. The PRO refill pods are listed with nicotine options of 0mg, 10mg and 20mg, so the strength on those is set by the variant you pick rather than by the range.

Finally, this is not a disposable shelf. Every device here is rechargeable and every pod is replaceable, which is why the same products also appear under Disposable Vape Alternatives. Nothing on this page is designed to be thrown away once the liquid is gone, and that changes the arithmetic on price in a way the grid does not make obvious.

Blue raspberry is not raspberry, and the difference is the whole point

Raspberry, as a fruit, tastes thin and bright. It is acidic at the front, slightly floral in the middle, and it finishes with a faintly seedy, jammy edge that comes from the fruit's own structure. In a vape liquid that profile is difficult. It thins out at higher wattage, it can read sour rather than sweet if the mix is not carefully balanced, and it tends to sit behind whatever else is in the blend.

Blue raspberry has almost none of that. It is not a fruit and never was. It is a confectionery flavour, built originally so that a blue syrup could be told apart from a red one on sight, and its taste was assembled to match the colour rather than the other way around. What it actually consists of is a raspberry-adjacent ester base, a rounded blueberry-like sweetness sitting under it, and a high, slightly synthetic top note that reads as sharp without reading as acidic. The result is sweeter, denser and considerably more forgiving than real raspberry.

IVG's own flavour descriptions give the game away. The Blue Raspberry Ice pod used across the 2400 range is described as tangy blueberries paired with sweet raspberries. That is two fruits, not one, and it is a blend rather than a single-fruit reproduction. The Blue Sour Raspberry Air pod is described as tart raspberries infused with sweet juicy blueberries, which is the same two components weighted differently. Read enough of these listings and a pattern appears: blue raspberry in this catalogue means raspberry providing the sharpness and blueberry providing the body.

Three consequences follow, and they matter when you are choosing between the products in the grid.

First, blue raspberry holds up against menthol in a way plain raspberry usually does not. Cold flattens delicate fruit. The sugared density of blue raspberry survives it, which is why so much of this shelf is iced and why the iced versions are generally the better-regarded ones. IVG PRO 10K Blue Raspberry Ice Vape Kit is the clearest example: the menthol is doing real structural work there rather than just adding a chill.

Second, blue raspberry takes souring well. Adding a citric edge to real raspberry pushes it towards unpleasant. Adding it to blue raspberry gives you something that reads as deliberately sour rather than accidentally sharp, which is the whole proposition of IVG PRO 10K Blue Sour Raspberry Vape Kit and its matching refill pod.

Third, blue raspberry is sweeter than most people expect, and on an all-day pod that matters. The sugared character that makes it robust also makes it cloying if you run nothing else. This is the single most common complaint about the flavour family and it is worth taking seriously before you commit to a device loaded with four identical pods. The multipack editions exist partly for this reason.

One product on this shelf lets you taste the base with nothing on top of it. IVG Original 50/50 Blue Raspberry is a 10ml bottle with no ice, no sour edge and no second fruit named in the blend. At £0.99 it is the cheapest way to find out whether you like blue raspberry as a flavour at all, before deciding which treatment of it you want. If you own any refillable pod device or MTL tank, that bottle answers the question for under a pound.

At the other end of the same idea, IVG PRO 10K Blue Razz Retro Vape Kit pushes the confectionery character as far as IVG takes it. The listing describes a tangy, sweet blue raspberry with a retro twist, and in practice that means the artificial top note is turned up and the fruit reference is turned down. It is the least fruit-like thing on the shelf and the most openly sugared. Whether that is a recommendation depends entirely on what you were after.

The clusters: five honest groups

1. Dedicated blue raspberry, in the cheapest possible format

Four products here are single-flavour blue raspberry refills at well under two pounds, and they exist for people who already own the device and simply want more of the same liquid.

IVG 2400 Blue Raspberry Ice X2 Reload Pods at £0.49 is two 2ml prefilled pods at 20mg nicotine salt, compatible with both the 2400 4-in-1 and the Reload Mini. The manufacturer rates each pod at up to 600 puffs, which is a laboratory estimate and will not match how you actually vape. For a 2400 owner who has settled on this flavour, it is the lowest-cost line on the entire shelf.

On the Air side, three dual-pod packs sit at the same £0.49: Blue Raspberry Ice, Blue Sour Raspberry and IVG Air Pods Blue Raspberry Cherry. Each pack contains two 2ml pods at 20mg. The three are genuinely different from one another rather than three names for one liquid. The Ice version puts a cold finish over the standard blend. The Sour version adds a tart front and leaves the finish uncooled. The Cherry version is described as tart blueberries and raspberries with sweet cherry, and it is the sweetest and roundest of the three by a clear margin, closer in character to the products on the Cherry Vape shelf than to the other two Air pods.

These four are also the products most people buy repeatedly, so they are worth bookmarking alongside the wider IVG Prefilled Pods shelf where the rest of the refill lines live.

2. The 2400 four-packs, where blue raspberry shares the device

This is the largest cluster and the one that causes the most ordering mistakes. The IVG 2400 4-in-1 holds four 2ml pods at once and you rotate the top of the device to select which one you are drawing from. Kits cost £6.99 and include the device plus four pods. Reload packs of four pods cost £1.29 and include no device. Both appear in the grid together.

Six editions are represented, and blue raspberry occupies a different share of each:

Edition	Pods included	Blue razz share
Blue Raspberry Ice	Four identical Blue Raspberry Ice pods	4 of 4
Blue Edition	Blue Raspberry Ice, Blueberry Fusion, Ice Blue, Pro Blue	2 of 4
Blueberry Edition	Blueberry Sour Raspberry, Blueberry, Blue Razz Soda, Blueberry Raspberry	3 of 4, blueberry-led
Special Edition	Lemon and Lime, Pineapple Ice, Blue Raspberry Ice, Fizzy Cherry	1 of 4
Summer Edition	Citrus Mix, Cola Lime, Strawberry Watermelon Fusion, Blue Raspberry Ice	1 of 4
Purple Edition	Blue Razz Cherry, Fizzy Cherry, Grape Ice, Plum Blue Razz	2 of 4
Cherry Edition	Blue Razz Cherry, Fizzy Cherry, Lemon Cherry Ice, Cherry Peach Lemonade	1 of 4

If you want blue raspberry and only blue raspberry, IVG 2400 4-in-1 Blue Raspberry Ice Vape Kit is the only kit that gives you four of them. Everything else in this cluster is a variety pack that happens to include one or two.

IVG 2400 4-in-1 Blue Edition Vape Kit and its Blue Edition Reload Pods are the closest thing to a themed blue raspberry set without being a monoflavour. Blue Raspberry Ice and the fourth pod are both raspberry-and-blueberry constructions with a cold finish, while Blueberry Fusion and Ice Blue are rounder and less sharp. One honest wrinkle: the kit listing names the fourth pod Pro Blue and the reload pack names it Professor, with an identical description of sweet and sharp raspberry mixed with fresh blueberry and an icy finish. It is the same pod under two labels, so do not order both expecting different liquids.

IVG 2400 4-in-1 Special Edition Vape Kit and the Special Edition Reload Pods give you one Blue Raspberry Ice pod alongside Lemon and Lime, Pineapple Ice and Fizzy Cherry. That is the widest spread on the shelf and the best answer to the cloying problem described earlier, because three of the four pods reset your palate between blue raspberry sessions. The Summer Edition Reload Pods do the same job with a different supporting cast: Citrus Mix, Cola Lime and Strawberry Watermelon Fusion around a single Blue Raspberry Ice.

IVG 2400 4-in-1 Purple Edition Vape Kit, the Purple Edition Reload Pods, the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Cherry Edition Vape Kit and the Cherry Edition Reload Pods approach blue razz through cherry rather than through ice. Blue Razz Cherry appears in all four and is the reason they are shelved here. Be aware that Purple and Cherry overlap heavily: both contain Blue Razz Cherry and Fizzy Cherry, so buying both editions duplicates half the pods. The distinct pods are Grape Ice and Plum Blue Razz in Purple, against Lemon Cherry Ice and Cherry Peach Lemonade in Cherry.

The Blueberry Edition kit and pods are, as noted above, the outlier of the six. They are worth buying if you like the blueberry half of the blue raspberry equation more than the raspberry half. Blue Razz Soda in particular is the only carbonated treatment of the flavour across this whole shelf.

The full set of pod editions, including the ones with no blue razz content at all, sits on the IVG 2400 & Reload Mini Range shelf. Multi-pack pricing for the same hardware is grouped under the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Bundle shelf.

3. The PRO route: fewer pods, much more liquid in each

Five kits and three refill packs make up the PRO cluster, and the format is genuinely different from everything above it. A PRO refill is a 2ml prefilled pod plus a separate 10ml refill container. You push the pod into the container, it fills automatically, you click it shut and slide it into the device. When the pod runs dry you refill it from the same container rather than binning it. The manufacturer rates a pod at up to 10,000 puffs across the whole 10ml, again a laboratory figure rather than a promise.

Three flavours are available on this shelf in PRO format. IVG PRO 10K Blue Raspberry Ice Prefilled Pod at £7.95 is the iced standard. The Blue Sour Raspberry refill at the same price trades the menthol for a sour front. IVG PRO 10K Blue Razz Retro Prefilled Pod is the confectionery-led version with neither ice nor sour, and it is the sweetest of the three by some distance.

Each has a matching kit at £10.95 which adds the device. The device in all three is identical: a 1000mAh rechargeable battery, Type-C charging, a mesh coil pod and a restricted mouth-to-lung draw. The £3 difference between a refill pack and a kit is the device and nothing else, so buy one kit and then buy pods.

Above them sit the two PRO 2 kits at £13.95: IVG PRO 2 10K Blue Raspberry Ice Vape Kit and IVG PRO 2 10K Blue Sour Raspberry Vape Kit. The PRO 2 takes exactly the same refill pods as the PRO, so nothing about your flavour options changes. What the extra £3 buys is the hardware: a 0.8 ohm mesh coil pod system, a touch battery display showing charge state, a 12ml total capacity across the 2ml tank and the 10ml attachable container, and a body measuring 75mm by 49.5mm by 28mm. It is a squarer, slightly chunkier device than the PRO with a looser draw from the lower coil resistance.

Note that Blue Razz Retro is not offered as a PRO 2 kit. If you want that flavour on a PRO 2, buy either PRO 2 kit and add the Blue Razz Retro refill pod separately. All of the PRO hardware and pods, in every flavour, are listed together on the IVG PRO Range shelf.

4. Bottled liquid, for people who already have a tank

Two products here are not pods at all, and they sit at opposite ends of the vaping style spectrum.

IVG Original 50/50 Blue Raspberry at £0.99 is a 10ml bottle in a balanced 50/50 VG/PG mix, listed at 3mg. The even ratio means it carries flavour clearly and produces modest vapour, which suits mouth-to-lung kits and refillable pods. It is also, as established, the only unmodified blue raspberry on the shelf.

IVG Shortfill 70/30 Blue Raspberry Ice E-Liquid at £1.99 is a different proposition entirely. The bottle holds 120ml with 100ml of nicotine-free liquid in it, deliberately underfilled so you can add one or two nicotine shots and land at up to 3mg. The 70/30 VG/PG ratio is built for sub-ohm and direct-to-lung hardware, meaning larger tanks and lower coil resistances than anything else on this page uses. It will work poorly in a 2ml pod and it will not go into any of the prefilled systems above.

Neither bottle is compatible with the closed pod devices in clusters one to three. If you do not already own a refillable device, these two are not the entry point, whatever the price suggests.

5. Cheapest devices: two ways onto the shelf under £7

IVG AIR 4-in-1 Blue Vape Kit at £1.99 is the lowest-priced complete device here and the most blue-raspberry-dense kit on the shelf. It ships with four 2ml pods at 20mg: Blue Sour Raspberry, Blue Raspberry Ice, Blue Raspberry Cherry and Strawberry Watermelon. Three of the four are blue raspberry treatments, and they happen to be the same three sold individually as Air dual packs, so the kit is a way of tasting all three before committing to refills. The device carries an 1100mAh battery and charges over Type-C, though the cable is not included.

At £6.99, any of the 2400 kits give you a larger, more substantial device with the same 2ml pod capacity and the same 20mg strength. The 2400 pods are rated by the manufacturer at up to 600 puffs each, and the device is the more established of the two formats with far more pod editions available for it.

The honest comparison between them is this. The Air kit is cheaper and more focused on this exact flavour family. The 2400 has a much deeper refill catalogue, so it is the better long-term platform if you expect to want flavours beyond blue raspberry later. Both use the rotate-to-select mechanism that defines the 4-in-1 Vape format, and both are rechargeable rather than single-use.

Choosing between them

Iced or not iced? This is the first fork and it eliminates more products than anything else. The uniced options on this shelf are short: the 50/50 bottle, Blue Sour Raspberry in both Air and PRO format, Blue Razz Retro in both kit and pod format, Blue Raspberry Cherry, and the Blue Razz Cherry pods inside the Purple and Cherry editions. Everything else has menthol in it somewhere. If you dislike cold finishes, that list is your entire shelf.

Sour or sweet? Only two flavours here are deliberately soured: Blue Sour Raspberry across the Air and PRO ranges, and Blueberry Sour Raspberry inside the Blueberry Edition pods. Sour in this context means a tart citric front rather than a sour-sweet confectionery effect, and it fades across the pod's life rather than staying constant. At the sweet end, Blue Razz Retro and Blue Raspberry Cherry are the two that most people find too much after a full day.

Kit or refill? Check whether you already own the device before anything else. The price gaps are consistent and easy to read once you know what they represent. A 2400 kit is £6.99 against £1.29 for four pods, so the device costs about £5.70. A PRO kit is £10.95 against £7.95 for a pod and refill bottle, so the device costs £3. An Air kit is £1.99 against £0.49 for two pods. In every case, buying the kit once and refills thereafter is the intended pattern.

Which device family? Answer this by how often you want to change flavour and how much liquid you want in hand. The 2400 and the Air both hold four different pods and let you rotate between them, which suits anyone who gets bored of a single flavour within a day. The PRO and PRO 2 hold one pod but back it with a 10ml refill container, which suits anyone who has settled on one flavour and does not want to reorder often. Those are opposite philosophies and neither is an upgrade on the other.

PRO or PRO 2? The pods are identical, so this is purely a hardware decision. Take the PRO at £10.95 if you want the smaller body and the tighter draw. Take the PRO 2 at £13.95 if the touch battery display matters to you or you prefer the airier draw that the 0.8 ohm coil gives. A pod rated at 1.2 ohm would pull tighter than either. There is no flavour difference between the two devices running the same pod.

Single flavour or variety? Blue raspberry's density is the argument for variety. Four identical pods of Blue Raspberry Ice is a lot of the same sugared note, and plenty of people who like the flavour in rotation find it heavy as a sole option. The Special Edition kit exists precisely for that case. Against this, if you already know blue raspberry is your everyday flavour, the monoflavour kit removes the annoyance of three pods you never touch.

Are you actually after blue raspberry? Worth asking honestly. If what appeals is tart red fruit rather than sugared blue confectionery, the parent raspberry shelf carries the straight-fruit options this page excludes. If what appeals is the sheer liquid capacity of the PRO format rather than this flavour family specifically, Big Puff Vapes groups the high-capacity devices together regardless of taste.

Formats and compatibility

Three prefilled pod systems appear on this shelf and none of them accepts another's pods. This is the most expensive mistake available on this page, so it is worth stating plainly.

IVG Air pods fit the IVG Air 4-in-1 and the IVG Air 2-in-1 only. IVG states directly that they will not operate in the IVG 2400 or any other device. Each pod is 2ml at 20mg, sold in dual packs, and the Air listings note that twenty-seven Air pod flavours are available across the range. If you own the Air 4-in-1 Blue kit, your blue raspberry refills are the Ice, Sour and Cherry dual packs, plus whatever else the Air catalogue offers.

IVG 2400 reload pods fit the IVG 2400 4-in-1 rechargeable device. The two-pod packs, including the Blue Raspberry Ice X2 pack, additionally list compatibility with the Reload Mini. The four-pod edition packs state compatibility with the 2400 rechargeable device specifically. Every pod in this family is 2ml at 20mg nicotine salt with a mesh coil, rated by the manufacturer at up to 600 puffs per pod as a laboratory estimate.

IVG PRO pods fit both the PRO 10K and the PRO 2 10K. This is the one genuine cross-compatibility on the shelf and IVG makes a feature of it. The same Blue Raspberry Ice refill works in a £10.95 PRO kit and a £13.95 PRO 2 kit without modification. The pod itself is 2ml with a mesh coil, paired with a 10ml refill container that fills it through a push-and-click auto-fill mechanism rather than a nozzle.

The two bottles work differently again. A 10ml 50/50 liquid is designed for refillable pod systems and mouth-to-lung tanks, where the higher PG content carries flavour and the modest VG keeps vapour production reasonable. A 70/30 shortfill is designed for sub-ohm coils and direct-to-lung hardware, where the higher VG content produces the vapour volume that style of device expects. Putting a 70/30 into a tight mouth-to-lung pod tends to starve the wick, and putting a thin 50/50 into a sub-ohm tank tends to leak.

Draw style follows the format. The pod devices here are mouth-to-lung: restricted, narrow, closer to drawing through a straw than through an open tube. The PRO 2's 0.8 ohm coil opens that up slightly relative to a tighter pod. The shortfill is the only product on this shelf aimed at a genuinely open direct-to-lung draw, and it needs hardware that no other product on this page provides.

Charging is consistent across the rechargeable devices. The Air 4-in-1 carries an 1100mAh battery, the PRO a 1000mAh battery, and both charge over Type-C. The Air listing notes the cable is not included. The PRO 2 also charges over Type-C and adds a touch-sensitive battery display so you can check charge without guessing from an indicator light.

For the broader picture of which IVG pod fits which IVG body, the IVG Vapes shelf groups the hardware, and the Vape Pens shelf covers the slimmer devices in the catalogue.

Price and pack sizes

The £0.49 to £13.95 spread on this shelf reflects three different things at once, and separating them makes the grid readable.

The first is whether a device is included. At £0.49 you are buying two 2ml pods and nothing else. At £13.95 you are buying a complete PRO 2 system with a battery, a display, a coil assembly and 12ml of capacity. Those are not comparable objects and the price difference is not a quality signal.

The second is how much liquid is in the box. A dual Air pod pack holds 4ml in total. A four-pod 2400 reload pack at £1.29 holds 8ml. A PRO refill pack at £7.95 holds 12ml across the pod and the container. The 100ml shortfill at £1.99 holds more liquid than every pod product on this shelf put together. On a cost-per-millilitre basis the bottles win comfortably, which is the trade you make for having to own and maintain a refillable device.

The third is format overhead. Prefilled pods carry a coil in every pod, which is why they cost more per millilitre than bottled liquid. You are paying for a fresh coil each time rather than replacing one every few weeks, and for the fact that nothing needs filling. Whether that is worth it is a question about your tolerance for maintenance rather than about value.

Pack sizes are otherwise standardised. Prefilled pods are 2ml, sold in twos or fours. PRO refill containers are 10ml. Bottled liquid is 10ml for the 50/50 or 100ml of liquid in a 120ml bottle for the shortfill. Nothing on this shelf deviates from those four sizes.

Where to go next

The Raspberry Vape shelf is the parent of this one and shares twenty-three of these twenty-seven products. Go there if you want to see blue raspberry sitting alongside straight raspberry and the red-fruit blends, rather than isolated from them.

The Ice Vape shelf covers menthol treatments across every flavour family IVG produces. Since most of this shelf is iced anyway, it is the natural sideways move if the cold finish is what you are actually buying.

If the device format interested you more than the flavour, two shelves narrow by hardware. The IVG 2400 4-in-1 Range carries every edition of the rotating four-pod system, and the IVG PRO Range covers the PRO and PRO 2 together with the full refill pod catalogue. For repeat purchases specifically, the IVG Prefilled Pods shelf is where the refill lines live.

Otherwise, the full IVG catalogue runs to 454 products if none of the above narrows things usefully.

In summary

Twenty-seven products, four hardware families, two bottles, and one flavour idea stretched in several directions. The decision that actually matters on this shelf is not which blue raspberry tastes best, because the differences between iced, soured and confectionery-led are matters of preference rather than quality. It is which device you are buying for, because getting that wrong makes the flavour question irrelevant.

If you own nothing yet and want to test the flavour family cheaply, the Air 4-in-1 Blue kit at £1.99 puts three treatments of blue raspberry in your hand at once. If you already know you want it iced and want the device with the deepest refill catalogue behind it, the 2400 Blue Raspberry Ice kit at £6.99 is the direct answer. If you have settled on one flavour and want to reorder as rarely as possible, a PRO kit with its 10ml refill container does that job better than anything else here.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between blue raspberry and ordinary raspberry?

Raspberry is a fruit flavour: acidic at the front, slightly floral, with a jammy, seedy finish. Blue raspberry is a confectionery flavour that was built to match a colour rather than reproduce a fruit. It combines a raspberry-like sharpness with a rounder blueberry sweetness underneath and a high, slightly synthetic top note. IVG's own descriptions confirm the blend, calling the Blue Raspberry Ice pod tangy blueberries paired with sweet raspberries. The practical upshot is that blue raspberry is sweeter, denser and more robust, which is why it survives menthol and souring better than real raspberry does.

Which products on this shelf are not iced?

Most of the shelf carries menthol, so the short list is the useful one. Without ice you have the IVG Original 50/50 bottle, the Blue Sour Raspberry Air pods, the Blue Raspberry Cherry Air pods, the PRO Blue Sour Raspberry refill and its matching kit, the PRO Blue Razz Retro refill and its kit, plus the Blue Razz Cherry pods inside the Purple and Cherry editions. Everything else has a cold finish of some kind, including every version of Blue Raspberry Ice across all three hardware families.

Do IVG Air pods fit the IVG 2400?

No. IVG states this explicitly on the Air pod listings: Air pods work only in IVG Air products, specifically the IVG Air 4-in-1 and the IVG Air 2-in-1, and will not operate in the IVG 2400 or any other device. The reverse is also true, as 2400 reload pods are made for the 2400 rechargeable device and the Reload Mini. The pods look broadly similar and the devices both use a rotate-to-select mechanism, which is exactly why the mistake gets made. Check which family your device belongs to before ordering refills.

Do the PRO 10K and PRO 2 10K use the same pods?

Yes, and this is the one genuine cross-compatibility on the shelf. IVG designs the PRO prefilled pod range to work in both the PRO 10K and the PRO 2 10K, so the Blue Raspberry Ice, Blue Sour Raspberry and Blue Razz Retro refills all fit either device. That means the choice between a £10.95 PRO kit and a £13.95 PRO 2 kit is purely about the hardware, not about which flavours you can access afterwards. The PRO 2 adds a touch battery display, a 0.8 ohm mesh coil and a slightly larger body.

What is the cheapest way onto this shelf?

The IVG AIR 4-in-1 Blue Vape Kit at £1.99 is the lowest-priced complete device, and it arrives with four 2ml pods of which three are blue raspberry treatments. Refills for it are £0.49 per dual pack. If you already own a 2400, the Blue Raspberry Ice X2 Reload Pods at £0.49 are the cheapest line on the page. And if you own any refillable pod device or mouth-to-lung tank, the 10ml 50/50 bottle at £0.99 is the cheapest route to the flavour itself without buying hardware you do not need.

What nicotine strength are these products?

The prefilled pods and complete kits on this shelf are 20mg nicotine salt, which is why nearly all of them also appear on the 20mg shelf. The exceptions are the two bottles and the PRO refills. IVG Original 50/50 Blue Raspberry is a 10ml bottle listed at 3mg. The 100ml shortfill contains nicotine-free liquid in a 120ml bottle, sized to take one or two nicotine shots up to 3mg if you add them. PRO refill pods are listed with options of 0mg, 10mg and 20mg, so check the variant on the individual product page. Nicotine is an addictive substance.

How many of the 2400 editions actually contain blue raspberry?

All of the ones listed here, but in very different proportions. The Blue Raspberry Ice kit is four identical pods. Blue Edition has two of four. Blueberry Edition has three of four, though weighted towards blueberry rather than raspberry. Purple Edition has two of four, through Blue Razz Cherry and Plum Blue Razz. Special Edition, Summer Edition and Cherry Edition each have one of four. The table in the clusters section above lists every pod in every edition, which is the fastest way to spot the overlaps before you order two packs that share half their contents.

Is Blue Razz Retro the same as Blue Raspberry Ice?

No, and they are further apart than the names suggest. Blue Raspberry Ice is the standard raspberry-and-blueberry blend with a menthol finish over the top. Blue Razz Retro has no menthol at all and leans much harder into the confectionery side of the flavour, with the sugared top note pushed forward and the fruit reference pulled back. It is the sweetest product on the shelf and the least fruit-like. If you find blue raspberry too sweet in general, Retro is the wrong direction to go in.

Can I use the 100ml shortfill in a pod device?

Not sensibly. The Blue Raspberry Ice shortfill is a 70/30 VG/PG mix built for sub-ohm coils and direct-to-lung tanks. Its thickness tends to starve the wick in a narrow mouth-to-lung pod, and none of the prefilled systems on this shelf can be opened and refilled with it in any case. For a refillable pod or a mouth-to-lung tank, the 50/50 ratio of the IVG Original bottle is the correct format. The two bottles are not substitutes for each other despite carrying closely related flavour names.

What is the difference between Blue Sour Raspberry and Blue Raspberry Cherry?

They sit at opposite ends of the same base. Blue Sour Raspberry is described as tart raspberries infused with sweet juicy blueberries, and the sourness arrives at the front of the draw as a citric sharpness. Blue Raspberry Cherry is described as tart blueberries and raspberries paired with sweet cherry, and the cherry rounds everything off rather than sharpening it. Sour is the drier of the two; Cherry is noticeably the sweeter and the heavier. Both are available as Air dual packs, and Blue Sour Raspberry is also available across the PRO range.

Why do PRO refill pods come with a separate 10ml bottle?

Because the pod itself only holds 2ml and is designed to be refilled rather than replaced. You push the empty pod into the 10ml container, it fills automatically through a click mechanism, and you slide it back into the device. That is where the manufacturer's rating of up to 10,000 puffs per pod comes from: it covers the full 12ml across the pod and the container, and it is a laboratory estimate rather than a figure to plan around. The format means fewer coils in the bin and fewer reorders than the 2ml-at-a-time systems elsewhere on this shelf.

Is blue raspberry too sweet for all-day use?

For a lot of people, yes, and it is the most common criticism of the flavour family. The sugared density that makes blue raspberry robust against menthol also makes it tiring when it is the only thing you draw on. That is the argument for the variety editions rather than the monoflavour ones. The Special Edition kit surrounds a single Blue Raspberry Ice pod with Lemon and Lime, Pineapple Ice and Fizzy Cherry, and the Summer Edition pods do the same with citrus and cola. Both are sensible if you like the flavour but not constantly.