Peach

What peach actually tastes like in a vape

Peach is the softest of the stone fruits, and that softness is the whole reason it behaves the way it does in a pod. Fresh peach has very little acid compared with citrus or pineapple, a floral top note that sits close to apricot and nectarine, and a thick, almost creamy body that comes from the flesh rather than the juice. Run that through a nicotine salt base and the floral part is what survives most clearly, followed by the sweetness. The faint tartness that a real peach carries around the stone is the first thing to disappear.

The practical result is a flavour that reads as round rather than sharp. Where a bright fruit keeps resetting the palate draw after draw, peach fills the mouth and settles there. It coats slightly, it lingers slightly, and it rarely cuts through anything. That is not a criticism. It is the reason peach turns out to be one of the most useful components in the entire Lost Mary catalogue, and the reason you will find it hiding inside far more product names than you would expect.

Why peach reads round instead of bright

Three things push peach towards the round end of the spectrum. The first is low acidity: there is nothing in the profile doing the job that lemon or pineapple does, so nothing lifts the flavour up off the tongue. The second is the floral element, which behaves like a perfume note and tends to broaden a flavour rather than focus it. The third is sweetness density. Peach concentrates carry a lot of apparent sugar, and sweetness at that level slows a flavour down and makes it feel thicker than it is.

If you already know you prefer sharp, quick fruits, peach on its own may feel heavy to you by the middle of a pod. That is worth knowing before you order, because the fix is straightforward: pick a peach blend that has a sharper partner built into it, or pick an iced version, rather than assuming a solo peach will suit. Adult vapers who like mango pod flavours usually get on well with peach immediately, since mango shares the same low-acid, high-body construction.

What a nic salt base does to the profile

Every peach product we stock is a nicotine salt formulation, whether it arrives as a sealed pod or as a 10ml bottle. Nic salt bases are typically heavier on vegetable glycerine than freebase mixes, and glycerine has a sweetness of its own. Stack that on top of an already sweet fruit and peach can tip from juicy into syrupy if a mixer is not careful with the ratio. The Lost Mary line generally handles this by pairing peach with something that pushes back, which is exactly why the solo peach options are outnumbered so heavily by the blends.

• Peach is low in acid, so it does not cut through or refresh the palate the way citrus does.
• The floral note is the part that survives vaporisation most reliably.
• Glycerine-heavy salt bases amplify the perceived sweetness, so peach is usually blended rather than left alone.
• Cooling agents work unusually well on peach because they add the lift the fruit lacks naturally.
• Peach almost never dominates a mix, which is why it so often appears second or third in a product name.

Solo peach, supporting peach: how to read a Lost Mary name

Peach is the best example on this site of a supporting flavour. Across our twelve peach products, only two are straight peach and nothing else. The other ten use peach as a partner note inside a berry, tropical or lemonade construction. If you order on the assumption that the word peach in a name means the pod tastes primarily of peach, you will be disappointed more often than not. Reading the names properly is the single most useful skill on this category page.

Name order is the hierarchy

Lost Mary names its flavours in rough order of prominence, and that convention holds up well across the range. A name that opens with peach, like Juicy Peach, puts the fruit in front. A name where peach sits in the middle or at the end, like Pineapple Peach Mango or Berry Apple Peach, uses it as the connective tissue between louder ingredients. In a three-fruit tropical name, the middle slot is almost always the rounding agent rather than the headline.

The same logic applies in reverse. When you see raspberry blends paired with peach, the raspberry is usually doing the sharp, tart work while the peach fills in underneath it. That combination is popular precisely because the two fruits solve each other's weaknesses: raspberry alone can be thin and slightly dry, peach alone can be thick and slightly flat.

The two genuinely solo peach products

Only Juicy Peach and Peach Ice are solo peach in our range. Juicy Peach appears on two platforms, the BM6000 and the Nera 15k, and Peach Ice appears as a BM600 pod. Everything else is a blend. If you want to taste what peach does on its own before deciding whether it belongs in your rotation, one of those three products is where you start, and the rest of the prefilled pods and refills range is where you go afterwards.

There is one more honest caveat. Two of our twelve are tropical mixes that carry a peach note without naming it first or at all in the way you might expect: Hawaii Sunrise and Tropical Island. They belong in this category because the peach is genuinely audible in the blend, but neither is a peach-led product. We would rather tell you that here than have you order one expecting stone fruit up front.

Juicy Peach and Peach Ice: the only two solo peach options

If peach on its own is what you are after, the range narrows quickly. Juicy Peach BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill by Lost Mary at £6.95, Juicy Peach Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill by Lost Mary at £7.95, and Peach Ice BM600 Prefilled Pods by Lost Mary at £4.95 are the three products that give you stone fruit with nothing else competing for attention. All three are 20mg. Two of them are the same flavour concept on different hardware, and the third takes the same fruit in a colder direction.

Juicy Peach on the BM6000 and the Nera 15k

Juicy Peach is the reference point for the whole category. It is a ripe, fleshy peach with the floral edge left in and the sweetness pushed up, and it is deliberately not iced. Without a cooling agent there is nowhere for the flavour to hide, which makes it a genuinely useful benchmark: if you find Juicy Peach too thick, every un-iced peach blend on this page will read as heavy to you as well, and you should be looking at the iced products or the sharper berry mixes instead.

The two versions differ in platform rather than in profile. The BM6000 version at £6.95 gives you a 2ml prefilled pod plus a sealed 10ml refill bottle in the same purchase, so you top the pod back up rather than throwing it away. The Nera 15k version at £7.95 uses the same pod-and-refill idea on the larger Nera hardware. Which one you buy should be decided by the device already in your pocket, not by the flavour description, because the liquid concept is the same in both.

Peach Ice on the BM600

Peach Ice BM600 Prefilled Pods by Lost Mary at £4.95 is the same fruit with a cooling agent layered over it, supplied as a sealed 2ml pod pack for the BM600 device. Cooling does something specific to peach that it does not do to sharper fruits. Because peach has no natural lift, the cold provides it artificially, and the effect is to make the fruit read as juicier and fresher rather than simply colder. Adult vapers who find un-iced peach cloying very often get on with Peach Ice straight away.

It is worth saying plainly that the ice here is moderate rather than extreme. If you want a serious menthol wall, you are better served browsing the wider iced vape flavours and mint flavours where the cooling is the headline rather than the finish. In Peach Ice the fruit still leads and the chill arrives on the exhale.

• Juicy Peach BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — un-iced, pod plus 10ml refill bottle.
• Juicy Peach Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill, £7.95, 20mg — the same concept on Nera hardware.
• Peach Ice BM600 Prefilled Pods, £4.95, 20mg — sealed 2ml pods, cooled finish.
• Everything else in this category is a blend with peach as a component.

Peach inside berry blends

Berry and peach is the most natural pairing in the range, and it is where peach does its best work as a supporting note. Berries bring acidity, a slightly dry finish and a clear top note. Peach brings body, sweetness and a floral middle. Put them together and you get something that is fuller than the berry alone and brighter than the peach alone. Two products in our twelve take this route, and they take it in noticeably different ways.

Raspberry Peach: the tight two-fruit version

Raspberry Peach appears twice in our range, as a BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill by Lost Mary at £6.95 in 20mg, and as a Raspberry Peach Nic Salt E-Liquid by Lost Mary at £2.95 in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg. Two fruits, no filler. Raspberry sits on top with its distinctive slightly seedy tartness, peach fills the body underneath, and the result is more balanced than either fruit manages alone. This is the blend we would point most people towards first if they want to understand why peach exists in this catalogue at all.

It is also the only peach flavour available in more than one nicotine strength, because the bottled version comes in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg. That makes Raspberry Peach the entry point for anyone who wants peach but does not want 20mg, and we come back to that point in the strengths section further down.

Berry Apple Peach: the three-layer version

Berry Apple Peach BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill by Lost Mary at £6.95 in 20mg is the busier of the two. A mixed berry base provides the dark, jammy foundation, apple sits in the middle with its crisp, slightly green snap, and peach rounds the whole thing off at the back. The apple is the surprise element: it is sharper than most people expect from the name and it stops the berry and peach from merging into one undifferentiated sweet mass.

Because there are three components, the peach here is quieter than in Raspberry Peach. Think of it as the thing that makes the blend feel finished rather than the thing you taste first. If the apple note is what appeals, it is worth also looking at the apple flavours and the wider cherry range, since both sit in similar territory of sharp fruit doing the lifting.

Peach inside tropical blends

Tropical mixes are where peach earns its keep most quietly. A tropical blend usually runs on two loud fruits, something sharp like pineapple and something dense like mango, and the risk is that the two fight rather than combine. Peach is the standard fix. It slots into the gap between the sharp fruit and the heavy fruit, smooths the transition, and gives the blend a rounder finish without adding a fourth flavour anyone has to notice. Four of our twelve peach products are tropical constructions of this type.

Pineapple Peach Mango and Mango Peach Papaya on the Nera 15k

Both of these are Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill products by Lost Mary at £7.95 in 20mg, and in both the peach occupies the middle slot in the name, which is exactly where you would expect a bridging fruit to sit. Pineapple Peach Mango leads with acidity: the pineapple arrives first, bright and slightly tart, the peach softens the landing, and the mango provides the weight at the back. It is the sharper of the two and the better choice if you find heavy tropical mixes tiring.

Mango Peach Papaya works the other way round. Mango sets a thick, sweet foundation from the first draw, peach sits on top of it as a floral lift, and papaya adds a slightly musky, less familiar edge that stops the blend reading as generic. This is the denser product of the pair, and it suits adult vapers who like a mouth-filling flavour rather than a refreshing one. If that description appeals, the full mango range and the pineapple range will both be worth a look, since they contain the same building blocks in different proportions.

Hawaii Sunrise and Tropical Island: peach as a background note

Hawaii Sunrise BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill by Lost Mary at £6.95 in 20mg and Tropical Island Nic Salt E-Liquid by Maryliq at £2.95 are both tropical blends that carry a peach note without announcing it in the name. We include them in this category because the stone fruit is genuinely present and identifiable, but we want to be straightforward about it: neither is a peach product in the way that Juicy Peach is. If someone told you Hawaii Sunrise was a peach vape, they would be overselling it.

What these two do give you is the peach effect without the peach dominance. In Hawaii Sunrise the stone fruit shows up as a soft, sunny middle underneath brighter tropical fruits. In Tropical Island, which is the bottled Maryliq entry at the cheapest price point in the category, the peach note is even further back, functioning mainly to stop the mix from becoming too sharp. Both are good options if you want the roundness peach provides but do not actually want to taste peach as the headline.

• Pineapple Peach Mango Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill, £7.95, 20mg — sharp-led tropical.
• Mango Peach Papaya Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill, £7.95, 20mg — dense, sweet tropical.
• Hawaii Sunrise BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — peach sits in the background.
• Tropical Island Nic Salt E-Liquid by Maryliq, £2.95 — the cheapest route into a peach-adjacent tropical mix.
• In all four, peach supports the blend rather than leading it.

Cherry Peach Lemonade: the fizzy-drink route, in two formats

Cherry Peach Lemonade is the outlier in the category, and one of the few peach products in the Lost Mary line that is not trying to taste like fruit at all. It is built as a soft drink. The lemonade base provides a dry, carbonated top layer, the cherry supplies a dark, slightly sweet body, and the peach sits between them adding the roundness that stops the cherry from tasting thin. The result is closer to a fruit lemonade over ice than to anything you would find in a fruit bowl.

The BM6000 version

Cherry Peach Lemonade BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill by Lost Mary at £6.95 in 20mg gives you the fullest version of the concept, and the pod-plus-refill format means you get a sealed 10ml bottle alongside the 2ml pod so you can top it back up. On the BM6000 platform the carbonated note comes through clearly on the inhale and the peach shows up on the exhale, which is the correct way round for a drink-style flavour. This is the version we would recommend if you are new to the concept.

The BM600 version

Cherry Peach Lemonade BM600 Prefilled Pods by Lost Mary at £4.95 in 20mg puts the same idea into a sealed 2ml pod pack for the BM600 device, and it is the lower-cost way in. The flavour is recognisably the same construction, though the smaller, simpler hardware tends to present it slightly flatter, with less separation between the lemonade top and the cherry body. That is a characteristic of the device rather than a fault in the liquid.

Having the same flavour in two formats is genuinely useful. It lets you try the concept on a BM600 pod pack before committing to the pod-and-refill version, and it means a household with both devices can run the same flavour on each. If the fizzy-drink direction appeals more than the fruit direction, it is also worth looking at the lemon flavours and the cherry flavours, which is where most of the other drink-style blends in the catalogue live.

Peach in a prefilled pod versus a 10ml bottle

Ten of our twelve peach products are prefilled pods of one kind or another, and two are 10ml bottled nic salts. The choice between the two formats changes almost everything about the experience except the flavour itself: how much liquid you get, what it costs per millilitre, how often you handle it, which nicotine strengths are open to you, and how easy it is to carry. It is worth understanding the difference properly before you order, because the cheapest line on the page is not automatically the cheapest way to vape peach.

Capacity and the UK 2ml cap

In the UK, a prefilled pod or tank is capped at 2ml of e-liquid. That is a legal limit, it applies to every brand sold here, and it is the reason no Lost Mary pod on this site holds more than 2ml regardless of what the device is called. Bottled e-liquid is regulated differently: nicotine-containing e-liquid is capped at 10ml per bottle, which is why every nic salt we sell arrives in a 10ml bottle rather than a larger one.

This is also where the pod-and-refill format makes sense. A BM6000 or Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill gives you a 2ml pod that is already filled plus a separate sealed 10ml refill bottle in the same purchase. You vape the pod, then refill it from the bottle rather than binning the pod and buying another. The 2ml cap still applies to the pod at any given moment, but you get 12ml of liquid in total from one order.

Cost per millilitre, honestly calculated

Look at headline prices alone and the £2.95 nic salt looks unbeatable against a £7.95 Nera pod. Look at cost per millilitre and the picture changes less than you would expect, because the pod-and-refill products bundle 12ml. A £6.95 BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill works out at roughly 58p per millilitre across its 12ml. A £2.95 10ml bottle works out at roughly 30p per millilitre. The bottle is still cheaper, but it only makes sense if you already own a device you can fill, and it includes no pod.

The BM600 pods at £4.95 sit differently again, because they are sealed 2ml pods supplied as a pack for the BM600 device with no refill bottle included. They are the simplest option and the least involved, and you pay for that convenience per millilitre. None of this makes one format better than another; it makes them suited to different adult vapers. Our full nic salts and e-liquids range and the broader prefilled pods and refills section let you compare across every flavour, not just peach.

• Every prefilled pod on this site holds 2ml, because that is the UK legal cap.
• Every bottled nic salt is 10ml, for the same regulatory reason.
• Pod-and-refill products bundle 12ml in total: a filled 2ml pod plus a sealed 10ml bottle.
• Bottles are the cheapest per millilitre but include no hardware.
• Sealed pods are the easiest to carry and the quickest to change.

Pick by device, not by name

The most common ordering mistake we see is an adult vaper choosing a flavour they like the sound of and then discovering it does not fit the device they own. Lost Mary pods are platform-specific. A BM6000 pod does not go into a Nera, a Nera pod does not go into a BM600, and a Tappo pod fits only the Tappo. Work out your hardware first, then look at which peach options exist for it, then pick a flavour from that shortlist. Doing it in that order saves a lot of frustration.

What each platform gives you in peach

The BM6000 has the deepest peach selection of any platform we stock, with five of the twelve products: Juicy Peach, Raspberry Peach, Cherry Peach Lemonade, Berry Apple Peach and Hawaii Sunrise. The Nera 15k has three, all of them tropical or solo: Juicy Peach, Pineapple Peach Mango and Mango Peach Papaya. The BM600 has two: Peach Ice and Cherry Peach Lemonade. The Tappo currently has none, which we cover in its own section below rather than glossing over.

If you do not yet own any of these devices, the vape kits category carries seven kits from £4.95, including BM600 and BM6000 prefilled pod kits and the Nera Fullview pod kits. Buying the kit first and the flavour second is the sensible order, particularly if peach turns out to be a flavour you want in more than one format. Everything we sell is genuine Lost Mary stock and every order is age-verified, because this is strictly an 18+ product range.

The BM6000 peach line-up

Five of our twelve peach products sit on the BM6000 platform, which makes it the obvious starting point for anyone who wants choice rather than a single option. All five are Prefilled Pod + Refill products at £6.95 in 20mg, and all five follow the same structure: a 2ml pod that arrives filled, plus a sealed 10ml refill bottle in the same box. Between them they cover solo peach, two berry constructions, a drink-style blend and a tropical mix, which is a genuinely broad spread for one fruit on one device.

How the pod-and-refill format works in practice

The idea is straightforward. Rather than treating the pod as disposable, you keep it and top it back up from the bottle that came with it. In practical terms that means you get through the filled 2ml first, then refill from the 10ml bottle five more times, giving you 12ml of liquid from a single £6.95 purchase. When the pod itself starts to lose flavour clarity, you replace the pod rather than the whole arrangement.

The format also removes a decision most adult vapers dislike making, which is whether to commit to a large bottle of a flavour they have not tried. You get a working pod and a refill of the same liquid together, so if the flavour suits you it lasts, and if it does not you have not bought a lot of it. Our wider BM6000 range runs to 57 products in total, so if peach turns out not to be your direction there is plenty else on the same hardware.

The five BM6000 peach flavours in order of peach prominence

Ranked by how much peach you actually taste, the order runs: Juicy Peach first by a distance, then Raspberry Peach, then Cherry Peach Lemonade, then Berry Apple Peach, then Hawaii Sunrise. That ordering is more useful than an alphabetical list because it tells you where each product sits on the spectrum between stone fruit and blend. If you want peach to be the experience, start at the top. If you want peach to round out something else, start at the bottom.

• Juicy Peach BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — solo peach, un-iced, the category benchmark.
• Raspberry Peach BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — two fruits, tart top and soft body.
• Cherry Peach Lemonade BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — carbonated drink construction.
• Berry Apple Peach BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — three layers, apple does the cutting.
• Hawaii Sunrise BM6000 Prefilled Pod + Refill, £6.95, 20mg — tropical blend, peach set well back.

Strength options on the BM6000 platform

Across the wider BM6000 range, most flavours are 20mg and a handful also appear in 0mg and 10mg. In peach specifically, all five BM6000 products are 20mg. If a lower strength matters more to you than the exact flavour, the bottled Raspberry Peach nic salt is the peach product to look at, since it comes in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg. The catalogue also lists this format in a Box of 5 for adults who have already settled on a flavour. There is no way around the strength point: we would rather set the expectation correctly than let you order a 20mg pod hoping it comes in something milder.

Nera 15k peach pods

The Nera 15k platform carries three of our twelve peach products, all Prefilled Pod + Refill at £7.95 in 20mg, and all three follow the same 2ml pod plus sealed 10ml refill bottle structure as the BM6000 versions. Nera is the larger platform in the Lost Mary line-up, and the naming, Nera 15k and Nera 30k, is the manufacturer's own model naming rather than a figure we would present to you as a guarantee of anything.

What the Nera peach selection covers

Juicy Peach is the solo option and a direct counterpart to the BM6000 version of the same flavour. Pineapple Peach Mango and Mango Peach Papaya are both tropical three-fruit blends with peach in the bridging role. That gives the Nera platform a narrower but more sharply defined peach selection than the BM6000: one straight peach, and two tropical constructions that pull in different directions.

What the Nera platform does not currently have is a berry-and-peach option or a drink-style peach option. If Raspberry Peach or Cherry Peach Lemonade is what you want, you are looking at the BM6000 or the BM600, not the Nera. That is simply how the current line-up falls, and it is the sort of thing worth checking before you buy hardware rather than after. Adult vapers who like the dark berry direction should also look at the blueberry flavours and strawberry flavours, which overlap heavily with peach in terms of how they are constructed.

Nera pricing and multipacks

At £7.95 the Nera 15k pods are the most expensive single items in this category, a pound more than the BM6000 equivalents. You are paying for the larger platform rather than for a different liquid, and the 12ml total supplied is the same. The catalogue also lists a Lost Mary Nera 15k Prefilled Pod + Refill in a Box of 10 for adults who have settled on a flavour and want to buy in volume rather than one at a time.

If you own a Nera 30k rather than a 15k, check the pod compatibility for your specific device before ordering, since the peach selection listed here is the 15k line. The vape kits category carries both the Nera 15k Fullview Pod Kit and the Nera 30k Fullview Pod Kit if you are starting from nothing.

BM600 peach pods, the bottled nic salt, and the Tappo gap

The last three peach products sit outside the pod-and-refill format entirely. Two are sealed BM600 pods at £4.95, and one is a 10ml bottled nic salt at £2.95. Between them they cover the cheapest way into peach and the least involved way into peach, which are not the same thing. This section also deals plainly with the one gap in the range: there is currently no Tappo peach pod, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

Peach Ice and Cherry Peach Lemonade on the BM600

Peach Ice BM600 Prefilled Pods by Lost Mary and Cherry Peach Lemonade BM600 Prefilled Pods by Lost Mary are both £4.95 and both 20mg, supplied as sealed 2ml pods in a pack for the BM600 device. The appeal is simplicity. You take a pod out of the pack, click it in, and vape it. There is no bottle, no refilling and nothing to decant, which makes this the format of choice for adult vapers who want the flavour and none of the maintenance.

The two BM600 peach options are deliberately different from each other. Peach Ice is the cooled solo stone fruit and the only iced product in the entire peach category. Cherry Peach Lemonade is the drink-style blend and shares its concept with the BM6000 version. If you own a BM600 and want peach, those are your two, and they sit at opposite ends of the category rather than overlapping.

Raspberry Peach Nic Salt and Tropical Island in the bottled line

Raspberry Peach Nic Salt E-Liquid by Lost Mary at £2.95 is the most flexible peach product we carry. It comes in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg, it holds 10ml, and it works in any refillable device you already own rather than being tied to a specific pod platform. Tropical Island Nic Salt E-Liquid by Maryliq at the same £2.95 covers the tropical direction with a peach note sitting behind the brighter fruits. Maryliq is the bottled e-liquid line that sits alongside the Lost Mary devices.

Bottled liquid is the right answer if you already refill, and the wrong answer if you do not, because no hardware comes with it. Before ordering, check that your device takes a nic salt at the strength you want. Our wider nic salts and e-liquids category runs to 30 products if you want to see the full bottled range rather than just the peach entries.

There is no Tappo peach pod, and here is what to do instead

The Tappo is a well-liked platform and its pods are £4.95 for sealed 2ml pods at 20mg, but the current Lost Mary line-up does not include a peach flavour for it. Not a solo peach, and not a peach-led blend. We would rather say that directly than let a Tappo owner work through this page and reach the basket before finding out.

If you own a Tappo, the honest options are these. Browse the Tappo range, which carries 17 products, and pick the nearest thing in profile to what you were after: a soft, sweet fruit blend if you wanted Juicy Peach, or a berry-and-fruit mix if you wanted Raspberry Peach. Alternatively, buy a bottled Raspberry Peach nic salt for a separate refillable device and keep the Tappo for something else. What we will not do is tell you a Tappo pod tastes of peach when it does not.

• Peach Ice BM600 Prefilled Pods, £4.95, 20mg — the only iced peach in the category.
• Cherry Peach Lemonade BM600 Prefilled Pods, £4.95, 20mg — drink-style, also on BM6000.
• Raspberry Peach Nic Salt E-Liquid, £2.95 — 5mg, 10mg and 20mg, the only multi-strength peach.
• Tropical Island Nic Salt E-Liquid by Maryliq, £2.95 — tropical with a peach note behind it.
• Tappo: no peach pod at present; the Tappo range is the place to find the closest profile.

Nicotine strengths and the 20mg/ml UK cap

Nicotine strength in the UK is capped at 20mg/ml for e-liquid. That is a hard legal ceiling, it applies to every brand and every format, and nothing on this site exceeds it. Within that ceiling, Lost Mary products appear at 0mg, 5mg, 10mg and 20mg depending on the line, though peach specifically is much more concentrated at the top of that range than the rest of the catalogue is.

What is available in peach

Ten of our twelve peach products are 20mg only. The exception is Raspberry Peach Nic Salt E-Liquid, which comes in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg, and Tropical Island, which sits in the same bottled line. Across the wider BM6000 range a handful of flavours also appear in 0mg and 10mg, and the vape kits category includes a BM6000 Prefilled Pod Kit in 10mg and another in 0mg, but neither of those lower-strength kit options is a peach flavour at present.

How to choose a strength

• 20mg/ml is the UK legal maximum for nicotine strength in e-liquid.
• Ten of the twelve peach products are 20mg with no alternative strength.
• Raspberry Peach in the 10ml bottled format is the only peach available at 5mg and 10mg.
• 0mg peach is not currently offered in any format.
• All nicotine-containing products on this site are strictly 18+ and age-verified at checkout.

The whole peach line-up side by side

Twelve products, four formats, three devices and one bottled line. The table below lists every peach product we stock with the detail that actually decides a purchase: which platform it fits, whether the peach leads or supports, and what it costs. The solo-or-blend column is the one to read first, because it is the single most common reason an adult vaper ends up with something other than what they expected.

Who each peach option suits, and how to look after the pod

None of what follows is a ranking. The twelve products here are aimed at different adult vapers with different hardware and different tolerance for sweetness, so here is how we would steer a few common cases.

If you have never vaped peach before

Start with Raspberry Peach, in whichever format fits your device. It is the most balanced product in the category, the tartness of the raspberry keeps the sweetness in check, and the bottled version at £2.95 in your choice of 5mg, 10mg or 20mg is the least expensive way to find out whether the fruit suits you at all. If you get on with it and want more peach rather than less, Juicy Peach is the natural next step.

If you want peach and nothing else

Juicy Peach on the BM6000 at £6.95 or on the Nera 15k at £7.95, depending on hardware. Both are un-iced and both put the fruit entirely in front. If you already know you find un-iced sweet fruits heavy over a long session, take Peach Ice on the BM600 at £4.95 instead, since the cooling gives the profile the lift it otherwise lacks.

Looking after a peach pod

Sweet, dense fruits are harder on a coil than thin, sharp ones, and peach is at the sweeter end of the scale. A few habits help you get the flavour you paid for.

• Let a freshly filled pod stand for a few minutes before the first draw so the wick saturates properly.
• Draw gently rather than hard; a sharp pull on a thick liquid is the quickest route to a dry, burnt note.
• Keep pods and bottles upright, out of direct sunlight and away from heat, which darkens sweet liquids faster.
• Refill before the pod runs low rather than after, so the wick never runs dry.
• Expect a sweet flavour to dull the coil sooner than a citrus one; replace the pod when clarity drops rather than pushing on.

Ordering peach from Lost Mary Flavours

Lost Mary Flavours is an independent UK retailer stocking the Lost Mary range. We are not the manufacturer and we are not their own store, and everything we sell is genuine Lost Mary stock sourced for the UK market. That independence is also why we will tell you plainly when a flavour does not exist on a platform, as with the missing Tappo peach pod, rather than steering you towards something that does not match what you asked for.

Delivery, verification and the 18+ rule

UK delivery is free on orders over £20, everything goes out on a tracked service, and every single order is age-verified before it ships. This range is strictly 18+ with no exceptions, and that applies to the 0mg products in the wider catalogue just as it does to the 20mg ones. If verification cannot be completed, the order does not leave us.

If you are still deciding, the category pages are the quickest way to compare. The prefilled pods and refills section runs to 142 products, the BM6000 range to 57, the Tappo range to 17, nic salts and e-liquids to 30, and vape kits to 7 from £4.95. Peach is a small category by comparison, but it is one of the most useful ones to understand, because once you know what peach is doing inside a blend you can read half the catalogue more accurately.

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