Cherry

What cherry actually covers in the Lost Mary range

Cherry is one of the most requested fruits on this site and also one of the least predictable, because the word is doing at least two completely different jobs. In some lines it means a dark, thick, almost jam-like fruit with a long finish and very little sharpness. In others it means a bright, glassy, confectionery red that tastes closer to a cherry drop than to anything that grew on a tree. Both are perfectly legitimate readings of the fruit, and Lost Mary sells both, sometimes within the same device family. A buyer who liked one and assumed the other would be similar is the single most common disappointment we see in this category, and it is entirely avoidable once you know what the naming conventions are signalling.

Across the 27 lines grouped here you will find cherry appearing as the headline fruit, as a co-star in a berry stack, as a soda flavour, as an iced line and as a background note in a punch. The format spread is unusually wide too. Cherry is one of only a handful of profiles in the entire Lost Mary catalogue that exists as a BM600 pod, a BM6000 pod and refill, a Nera 15k pod and refill, a Tappo pod and a 10ml nicotine salt all at the same time. That makes this page useful in a way a narrower flavour page cannot be: you can genuinely choose your device first and still get the flavour you came for. Prices in this category start from £2.95, and everything here is sold to adults aged 18 or over only.

Two different cherries, one word on the label

The split comes down to how the flavouring is built. The darker style leans on the rounded, slightly winey character of a ripe black cherry, and it usually arrives with a soft, syrupy body and a finish that lingers. The brighter style leans on the sharper, almond-edged top note that people recognise from cherry boiled sweets, and it arrives fast, hits its peak early and clears quickly. Neither is better. They suit different sessions. The dark style tends to work as a settled all-day flavour because it does not fatigue the palate quickly; the bright style tends to work better as a change of pace, or for anyone who finds sweet fruit cloying and wants something with more snap to it.

Why the product name only tells you half the story

Lost Mary names most cherry lines by their partner fruit rather than by their style, so the partners are your real clue. Cherry sitting next to blackcurrant, cranberry or blackberry almost always means the dark reading. Cherry sitting next to blue raspberry, lemonade or fizz almost always means the bright confectionery reading. Cherry sitting alone with an ice suffix tends to land somewhere in the middle, because the cooling agent flattens some of the sweetness and pushes the tart edge forward. Read the partner and you can predict the style with reasonable accuracy before you ever open the pod.

The five cherry styles we stock

To keep this navigable, we have grouped the whole category into five working styles. Every section below takes one of them, names the real products that sit in it, and explains which format each is available in. The table gives you the shape of it at a glance, and the rest of the article fills in the detail, including how the same nominal flavour changes when you move it from a sealed prefilled pod into a bottle you pour yourself.

The dark, jammy end of the cherry range

If you picture a bowl of black cherries left slightly too long in the sun, that is the target this style is aiming at. The flavouring is weighted towards the body of the fruit rather than its skin, which means low perceived acidity, a thick mouthfeel and a finish that sits on the palate for a good few seconds after the exhale. It is the style most likely to be described as rich, and the style most likely to be chosen as a single all-day flavour rather than part of a rotation. It also happens to be the most forgiving of the five, in the sense that a small drop in coil performance changes it less obviously than it would change a sharp citrus-leaning blend.

What the profile is built to do

Dark cherry builds tend to carry more sweetener and a rounder aromatic top, which is why they sit comfortably with berry partners rather than fighting them. In a prefilled pod that weight is an advantage: the pod is a sealed 2ml unit with a coil and airflow that the manufacturer has already matched to the liquid, so a heavier juice is not going to struggle the way it might in a badly matched refillable tank. It is worth saying plainly that this is the main structural reason pod flavours taste consistent from the first pull to the last, and why two people vaping the same pod usually describe it the same way.

The lines that sit here

Red Cherry Tappo Prefilled Pods is the clearest single-fruit expression of this style we stock, and it is the natural starting point if you already own a Tappo. On the BM6000 the closest equivalent is Cherry Berry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, which pads the cherry out with a general berry backdrop rather than naming a second fruit, and the same idea appears on the newer platform as Cherry Berry Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill. All three read as sweet rather than sharp. If you want the dark reading with more structure behind it, the cranberry builds covered further down do the same job with a drier finish.

Who tends to settle on this style

• Anyone who wants one flavour to run all week without it becoming tiring.
• Buyers coming from other sweet red fruit, particularly the strawberry lines, who want something with more depth and less brightness.
• People who dislike cooling agents and want a cherry with no menthol layer at all.
• Anyone running a device at the lower end of its power range, where a heavier juice tends to hold its character better than a delicate one.

The bright, confectionery end of the cherry range

The other cherry is a different animal entirely. Instead of chasing the flesh of the fruit, it chases the top note, the sharp aromatic lift that gives cherry sweets their distinctive character. Vapers often describe it as glassy, or sometimes as slightly sharp-edged, and whether you read that as a compliment depends almost entirely on what you were expecting. It is fast, it peaks early, and it clears off the palate quickly, which is exactly why some people can run it all day without fatigue while others find it too insistent after half a pod.

Fizz, sharpness and the sweet-shop reading

Fizzy Cherry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill is the purest example of the style in our range. The fizz element is not carbonation in any literal sense, obviously, but a sharp, slightly effervescent top layer that sits over the fruit and gives it an edge. It changes the pacing of the flavour more than the flavour itself: the same cherry with a fizz layer reads as brighter and drier than the same cherry without one. If you have previously found sweet fruit pods too syrupy, this is the direction that usually fixes that complaint without moving you onto a cooling agent.

Blue raspberry cherry and the crossover lines

Blue Razz Cherry appears in two formats, as Blue Razz Cherry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill and as Blue Razz Cherry BM600 Prefilled Pods, and it is worth understanding what is actually happening in that blend. Blue raspberry is not a fruit; it is a confectionery flavour with its own established profile, sharper and more synthetic-tasting by design than a real raspberry. Pairing it with cherry creates a doubled sweet-shop effect where the cherry supplies the body and the blue razz supplies the sourness and the aromatic lift. Anyone who enjoys this pairing should look at the wider raspberry lines next, because the same sour-blue idea runs through several of them.

Judging sharpness before you buy

• Any line with fizz, razz, sparkling or lemonade in the name will read sharper than a plain cherry.
• Any line pairing cherry with cranberry or blackcurrant will read drier rather than sharper — the two are not the same sensation.
• An ice suffix reduces perceived sweetness without adding acidity, which some people mistake for sharpness.
• A three-fruit name almost always means the cherry has been softened, because it now has to share the space.

Cherry as a soft drink: the cola, fizz and lemonade family

This is the section that genuinely separates cherry from every other fruit on the site. Strawberry, blueberry and mango do not have a serious soda tradition behind them; cherry does, and Lost Mary has leaned into it properly rather than producing a single token line. Across the range you can buy cherry as a cola, as a sparkling fruit, and as a cherry-led lemonade, in four different device formats. If soft-drink flavours are your thing, this is the deepest seam in the catalogue and it is worth working through methodically.

The cherry cola lines

Cherry Cola BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, Cherry Cola Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill and Cherry Cola Tappo Prefilled Pods give you the same core idea on three different platforms. A cola base brings spice and a slightly bitter backbone that most fruit flavours simply do not have, and cherry sits on top of it as the sweet lift. The result is closer to a dark soda than to a fruit pod, and it behaves differently in a rotation: because it is not straightforwardly sweet, it tends to reset the palate rather than fatigue it. If the cola side is what appeals rather than the cherry side, the wider cola selection is the place to look, and there are plain cola pods there without the fruit lift.

Sparkling and fizzy builds

Sparkling Cherry Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill takes a different route to a similar destination. Where the cola lines add spice, the sparkling build adds a dry, slightly acidic effervescence over a cleaner cherry base, so you keep the fruit as the headline and only change its texture. It is one of the newer arrivals on the Nera platform, which is generally where fresh flavour ideas appear first before filtering down to the older formats. Fizzy Cherry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill does the same trick on the BM6000, a little sweeter and a little less dry.

Cherry Peach Lemonade and the citrus-soda direction

Cherry Peach Lemonade exists as both a BM6000 pod and refill and a BM600 pod, and it is the most complicated flavour in this group because it has three jobs to do at once. The lemonade supplies acidity and a light, slightly floral citrus body, the peach supplies softness and a nectar-like sweetness, and the cherry supplies depth and colour. It is a good line to reach for if straight cherry has started to feel one-dimensional but you do not want to leave the flavour family altogether. If the peach component is the part you keep noticing, the peach lines are the logical next stop, and the lemon selection covers the citrus-forward end properly.

How soda-style flavours behave over a full pod

One practical point about this whole family. Soda builds rely on a contrast between a sweet element and a dry or bitter one, and that contrast is more sensitive to coil condition than a simple sweet fruit is. As a coil ages the sweeter component tends to dominate, so a cherry cola that started balanced can drift towards being simply sweet by the end of a refill. That is normal, it is not a fault, and it is the single best argument for keeping a second, sharper pod on the go alongside it.

Cherry Ice in every format we stock

Cherry Ice is the most widely stocked single profile on this page and one of the most widely stocked in the entire Lost Mary catalogue. You can buy it as a BM600 pod, a BM6000 pod and refill, a Nera 15k pod and refill, a Tappo pod, or a 10ml nicotine salt for your own refillable device. That gives us a rare opportunity: a genuine like-for-like comparison of how the same flavour idea is executed across five formats, which is far more useful than comparing five different flavours.

What the ice layer does to cherry specifically

Cooling agents do not add a flavour so much as change how the existing flavour is perceived. On cherry the effect is consistent: perceived sweetness drops, the almond-edged top note becomes more obvious, and the finish shortens considerably. People who find plain cherry too sweet often get on much better with the iced version, and people who love the jammy depth of the dark style often find the iced version stripped back by comparison. It is a genuine fork in the road rather than a minor variation, which is why we treat it as its own style rather than a sub-option. The broader ice and menthol category covers the full range of cooled lines if this is the direction you want.

Format-by-format comparison

The table below sets out what each format actually gives you. Every pod listed holds a maximum of 2ml of liquid, in line with UK rules, and every bottled e-liquid is sold in a 10ml bottle at a maximum of 20mg/ml nicotine. The differences are in how long a purchase lasts, how much hardware you need, and how much control you have over the result.

Cherry in a blend: where it plays a supporting role

More than half the lines in this category do not lead with cherry at all. They use it the way a cook uses a bay leaf: you would notice if it were missing, but it is not the thing you taste first. Understanding what cherry contributes in a blend is the quickest way to widen your options, because it means you can buy a pod with cherry third in the name and still get the character you were after.

Dark berry stacks

Blueberry Cherry Cranberry appears as both a BM6000 pod and refill and a Nera 15k pod and refill, and Blueberry Cherry Blackberry Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill runs the same idea with a different third fruit. In both, cherry sits between the soft, jammy blueberry and the dry, astringent cranberry or blackberry, and its job is to bridge them. Without it the blend would read as two separate things happening at once; with it, the whole thing hangs together. The bottled equivalent is Blueberry Cranberry Cherry Nic Salt E-Liquid, which puts the same three fruits in a 10ml bottle for a refillable device. Anyone drawn to these should also look through the blueberry lines, since that is where the family properly lives.

Red berry stacks

Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill and Strawberry Cherry Raspberry Nic Salt E-Liquid are the same three fruits with the order swapped, and the ordering in Lost Mary names is generally a reasonable guide to proportion. Here cherry is doing the opposite job to the one it does in the dark stacks: instead of bridging, it deepens. Strawberry and raspberry together can read thin and a little one-note, and the cherry gives the blend a base to sit on. Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill takes the same trio and cools it, which drops the sweetness and sharpens the raspberry considerably.

Punch and cocktail builds

Fruit Punch BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill is the loosest blend in the category, a multi-fruit build where cherry is one voice in a chorus rather than a named soloist. Cherry Mojito Nic Salt E-Liquid goes in the opposite direction, taking the fruit somewhere almost nobody expects: a mint-and-lime cocktail frame with cherry supplying the fruit weight. It is genuinely distinctive and it is the only line in this category where a herb is doing structural work. If that idea appeals, the mint selection and the lime lines are where the related profiles sit. Tropical Island Nic Salt E-Liquid by Maryliq also lands in this grouping on the strength of its red-fruit undertone, although it reads as a tropical blend first and foremost.

Reading a blend name before you buy

• First fruit named is usually the dominant one, and the last is usually the accent.
• Two dark fruits plus cherry means depth; two light fruits plus cherry means the cherry is there to add weight.
• A cocktail or punch name means no single fruit will dominate, so buy it for the overall impression rather than for the cherry.
• An ice suffix on a three-fruit blend will usually push the sharpest fruit forward, not the sweetest.

Prefilled pods versus 10ml bottles: the same flavour, two different products

This is the part of the decision that most buyers skip, and it matters more than which fruit you pick. A prefilled pod and a 10ml bottle labelled with the same flavour are not two ways of buying the same thing. They are two different products that happen to share a name, and the differences run all the way through the experience.

What a prefilled pod actually fixes for you

In a sealed pod, the manufacturer has already chosen the coil resistance, the wicking material, the airflow path and the liquid's viscosity and sweetener load, and then tuned all of them against each other. That is why the flavour is consistent, and it is also why you cannot adjust it. You are buying a finished result. For a flavour like cherry, where the balance between the fruit body and the sharp top note is delicate, that pre-tuning does real work: it is much harder to get a cherry tasting muddy or thin in a pod than in a mismatched refillable setup. Our full prefilled pods and refills range starts from £4.95 and covers every platform we stock.

What a 10ml bottle gives you instead

A bottle is a component, not a finished product. The same Cherry Ice Nic Salt E-Liquid will taste noticeably different in a tight, low-power mouth-to-lung pod than in a looser, warmer one, and it will change again as the coil ages. That is a drawback if you want consistency and an advantage if you want control. Running a cherry warmer tends to bring out the jammy, syrupy side; running it cooler and tighter tends to bring out the sharp, aromatic side. Nobody can tell you which of those you prefer, which is exactly why bottles suit experimenters. UK rules cap bottled nicotine-containing e-liquid at 10ml per bottle and 20mg/ml strength, so the nic salts and e-liquids selection here starts from £2.95 and is sold in those sizes only.

Practical differences that decide it for most people

Why the iced versions diverge the most

Of all the styles on this page, the iced lines show the biggest gap between pod and bottle. Cooling agents are strongly affected by airflow and temperature, so the same nominal ice level can feel mild in one device and aggressive in another. In a sealed pod that variable has been removed for you. In a bottle it is entirely in your hands, and it is the most common reason someone reports that a bottled version "tastes nothing like" the pod they enjoyed. It usually does taste like it; the device around it has changed.

Nicotine strength, pod capacity and the UK rules that shape this range

Every product on this page is built around the same regulatory framework, and knowing it removes a lot of confusion about why the range looks the way it does. Three numbers matter. A prefilled or refillable pod sold in the UK holds a maximum of 2ml of e-liquid. Nicotine-containing e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml. Bottles of nicotine-containing e-liquid are sold in a maximum size of 10ml. Those limits are why you will never find a 5ml cherry pod or a 50ml bottle of nicotine salt on a UK site, and why the large rated puff figures on modern devices come from a refill supplied alongside the pod rather than from a bigger pod.

Choosing between 20mg/ml, 10mg/ml and 0mg

Strength is a preference, not a ladder, and it interacts with flavour more than people expect. A higher strength delivers a firmer hit at the back of the draw, which on a sharp confectionery cherry can accentuate the edge and on a dark jammy cherry tends to go almost unnoticed. A lower strength lets more of the fruit's nuance through, particularly on blends where three fruits are competing for attention. Nicotine salts across the range are commonly stocked at 10mg/ml and 20mg/ml, and some hardware is listed without nicotine at all — the Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled Pod Kit is sold in both a 10mg and a 0mg version. Strength availability varies line by line, so always check the selector on the individual product page rather than assuming.

How strength interacts with each cherry style

• Dark and jammy: carries higher strengths comfortably, because the sweetness rounds off the edge.
• Bright and confectionery: can feel sharp at 20mg/ml; many people prefer these at the lower strength.
• Cherry cola and soda builds: the bitter backbone masks strength well, so choose on flavour rather than on hit.
• Iced lines: cooling and strength stack in terms of perceived intensity, so an iced 20mg/ml reads as the firmest combination in the category.
• Three-fruit blends: lower strengths tend to let the individual fruits separate more clearly.

Why pod capacity is not the same as pod lifespan

All the pods here hold 2ml, yet a BM600 pod and a Nera 15k pod are not remotely comparable in how long they last. The difference is the refill. On the BM6000 and the Nera platforms the product you buy is a pod plus a refill for that pod, so the rated figures in the device names — 6000, 15k, 30k — reflect the whole system rather than a single 2ml fill. Those are the manufacturer's quoted ratings, and real-world results depend on how you vape, so treat them as a guide to relative scale rather than a promise. The BM600 sits at the other end: one 2ml pod, no refill, the simplest possible proposition.

Choosing your cherry by the device you already own

This is the fastest route to a good decision, and it is the one we would recommend to anyone who has landed on this page unsure where to start. Work out what hardware you have, then pick from what fits it. Buying a flavour you cannot run is the most avoidable mistake in the category.

If you own a BM600 kit

Your cherry options are Cherry Ice BM600 Prefilled Pods, Blue Razz Cherry BM600 Prefilled Pods and Cherry Peach Lemonade BM600 Prefilled Pods. That is a deliberately small list, covering the iced style, the sweet-shop style and the soda style, so you can sample all three directions without buying new hardware. The Lost Mary BM600 Prefilled Pod Kit and the Kit Bundle both sit in our vape kits section from £4.95 if you need a spare device.

If you own a BM6000 kit

You have by far the widest choice. Cherry Ice, Fizzy Cherry, Cherry Berry, Cherry Cola, Blue Razz Cherry, Cherry Peach Lemonade, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry, Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice and Fruit Punch are all available as BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill. There is also a Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill Box of 5 if you have settled on a flavour and want to stop reordering weekly. The BM6000 range starts from £6.95.

If you own a Nera 15k or Nera 30k Fullview kit

The Nera platform carries the newest cherry work: Sparkling Cherry, Cherry Cola, Cherry Berry, Cherry Ice, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry, Blueberry Cherry Blackberry and Strawberry Raspberry Cherry are all listed as Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill. A Box of 10 is available for the Nera 15k pods. If you have been running an older format and want the longest rated life between purchases, this is the platform to move to, and both the Nera 15k and Nera 30k Fullview Pod Kits are stocked.

If you own a Tappo

The Tappo flavour list is shorter and more curated by design, and cherry is well represented within it: Red Cherry Tappo Prefilled Pods for the dark style, Cherry Ice Tappo Prefilled Pods for the cooled style and Cherry Cola Tappo Prefilled Pods for the soda style. Three pods, three genuinely different directions, no overlap. Tappo pods start from £4.95 and there is a Box of 10 if you have found your flavour.

If you own a third-party refillable pod device

Then you are buying bottles, and your cherry options are Cherry Ice Nic Salt E-Liquid, Cherry Mojito Nic Salt E-Liquid, Blueberry Cranberry Cherry Nic Salt E-Liquid and Strawberry Cherry Raspberry Nic Salt E-Liquid. All 10ml, all designed for mouth-to-lung pod devices rather than high-power hardware. Match the strength to your device's power range rather than to habit: a tighter, cooler device generally suits the higher strength, a warmer one the lower.

The almond question: why some cherry flavours read as sweet-shop

Sooner or later someone describes a cherry vape as tasting more like a boiled sweet than like fruit, and it is worth explaining what is actually going on rather than dismissing it as a matter of taste. The characteristic aroma compound behind confectionery cherry also happens to be the compound that gives marzipan and almond essence their character. That is why a bright, sweet-shop cherry can read simultaneously as cherry and as almond, and why it lands close to the flavour profile of old-fashioned boiled sweets for some people. It is a property of the flavouring style, not a defect in the product, and it is entirely predictable once you know which lines lean that way.

Which lines lean towards it

The brighter the cherry, the more likely the almond edge is to show. Fizzy Cherry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill and the Blue Razz Cherry lines sit furthest towards that end. Red Cherry Tappo Prefilled Pods and the Cherry Berry lines sit furthest away from it, because the fruit body is doing more of the work. The iced versions sit in an interesting middle position: cooling suppresses sweetness, which can make the aromatic top note stand out more clearly, so some people find Cherry Ice more almond-forward than the plain version even though the underlying fruit is similar.

How to steer around it

• Choose blends where cherry is second or third in the name, so another fruit leads.
• Prefer partners that add weight rather than sharpness — blueberry, blackberry and cranberry all work.
• Try a soda build such as Cherry Cola, where the spice backbone masks the aromatic top almost entirely.
• If you are buying bottles rather than pods, running slightly warmer generally pushes the fruit body forward and the top note back.

And if you actually like it

Plenty of people do, and if that is you then Fizzy Cherry and the Blue Razz Cherry pair are the obvious starting points, with Sparkling Cherry Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill as the driest expression of the same idea. The sweet-shop style also connects naturally to the sourer confectionery profiles elsewhere in the range, so it is worth glancing at the grape lines, which include several builds working in the same register.

Building a rotation around cherry

Very few people vape one flavour indefinitely, and cherry is a particularly good anchor for a rotation because it sits in the middle of the flavour map: sweet enough to be comfortable, distinctive enough not to be boring, and versatile enough to pair with almost anything. The principle behind a good rotation is contrast. Two flavours that do the same job will both start to fade into the background; two that do different jobs will keep resetting each other.

A two-pod rotation

The simplest approach is one sweet and one sharp. Pair a dark cherry such as Cherry Berry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill with something cooled and drier, and you have covered both ends without carrying a bag of pods around. If you want the contrast inside the cherry family, run Red Cherry Tappo Prefilled Pods against Cherry Ice Tappo Prefilled Pods — same fruit, opposite treatment.

A three-pod rotation

Add a third that changes category rather than intensity. A cherry cola alongside a fruit cherry alongside an iced cherry gives you three genuinely different experiences with a common thread, which is why the cherry range supports this better than most. Alternatively, keep one cherry as the constant and rotate the other two through unrelated fruit — the watermelon lines work well as a palate reset because they are light and low-acid.

When cherry goes flat

If a cherry line that you enjoyed starts tasting muted, work through the causes in order before concluding the flavour has changed. Palate adaptation is the most common cause and it resolves with a couple of days on something contrasting. Coil condition is the second: a tired coil dulls the fruit body first and the sweetness last, which is why an old pod often reads as vaguely sweet and nothing else. Only after both of those should you conclude the line simply is not for you.

Common mistakes when buying cherry

We see the same handful of mismatches repeatedly, and every one of them is easy to design out of your order.

Assuming the iced version is the same juice plus menthol

It rarely is. Cooling changes the perceived sweetness, the finish length and often the balance between fruits in a blend, and manufacturers frequently adjust the underlying recipe to account for that. Treat Cherry Ice as a related flavour rather than a variant of Cherry, and buy it on its own merits.

Assuming a bottle will taste identical to the pod

It will not, for all the reasons set out earlier: your device, your airflow setting and your coil's age are now part of the recipe. If you have loved a cherry pod for months and want to move to bottles for practical reasons, expect an adjustment period while you find the settings that get you back to something familiar.

Ignoring strength when changing device

Moving the same strength between two devices with different power characteristics changes the experience considerably. Anyone stepping from a sealed pod system to a refillable one should treat strength as a fresh decision rather than carrying the old number across by default.

Buying a three-fruit blend expecting a cherry

If cherry is third in the name, cherry is a supporting note. That is a perfectly good reason to buy the pod, but it is a poor way to satisfy a craving for cherry specifically. Read the first fruit in the name as the headline and buy accordingly.

Ordering cherry flavours from Lost Mary Flavours

We are an independent UK retailer stocking the Lost Mary range, and everything described on this page is held here rather than drop-shipped, so what shows as in stock is what ships. Orders placed before 3pm on a working day are dispatched the same day, delivery is tracked, and UK delivery is free on orders over £20. Prices in this category start from £2.95.

Age verification and who we sell to

These products are for adults aged 18 or over only. Every order placed with us is age-verified before it is released, and an order that fails verification will not be dispatched. We will ask for confirmation where our checks are inconclusive, and we would rather delay an order than send one we are not satisfied about. If you are under 18, nothing on this site is for you.

Buying in boxes

Once you have settled on a flavour, single pods stop making sense. The range includes a Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill Box of 5, a Lost Mary Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill Box of 10 and a Lost Mary Tappo Prefilled Pods Box of 10. Boxes are a convenience measure rather than a promotional one, and they are the simplest way to clear the free delivery threshold in a single order.

What we will not tell you

We do not make claims about what any of these products do for you, and we do not pretend to be anything other than a shop that stocks the range. What we can talk about with confidence is flavour, format, hardware compatibility and delivery, which is what this entire page has been about.

What to buy: three scenarios

If you have read this far and still want a straight answer, here are three.

You have never bought a Lost Mary cherry and want the most reliable starting point

Buy Cherry Ice in whichever format matches your hardware. It is the most widely stocked cherry profile we carry, it exists across BM600 pods, BM6000 pods and refills, Nera 15k pods and refills, Tappo pods and a 10ml nicotine salt, and it sits between the two cherry extremes rather than committing you to either. If you dislike cooling agents, buy Red Cherry Tappo Prefilled Pods or Cherry Berry BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill instead.

You already like cherry and want something you have not tried

Go to the soda family. Cherry Cola exists on the BM6000, the Nera 15k and the Tappo, Sparkling Cherry Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill gives you the driest version of the idea, and Cherry Peach Lemonade BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill adds a citrus frame. All three are recognisably cherry while being structurally different from a straight fruit pod, which is exactly what a rotation needs.

You are running a refillable device and buying bottles

Start with Cherry Ice Nic Salt E-Liquid for the cleanest single-fruit reading, then add Cherry Mojito Nic Salt E-Liquid as the contrast — it is the most unusual line in the category and nothing else in the range does the same job. Blueberry Cranberry Cherry Nic Salt E-Liquid covers the dark-berry direction if you want a third. All are 10ml bottles, at strengths listed on each product page.

Where to look next

• Liked the jammy depth? The apple lines cover a comparable sweet-and-dark register.
• Liked the sharp confectionery edge? Work through the sour builds in the raspberry and blueberry categories.
• Liked the cooling? The full iced selection is the largest flavour category on the site.
• Liked the soda idea? The cola category carries the plain versions without a fruit lift.
• Buying hardware at the same time? Kits start from £4.95, and the pods above will not run without one.

Everything on this page is sold to over-18s only, is subject to age verification at checkout, and complies with the UK limits described throughout: 2ml maximum pod capacity, 20mg/ml maximum nicotine strength and 10ml maximum bottle size.

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