Mad Blue pods blend light blueberry, tangy raspberry, and deep blackcurrant for the Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled Kit, creating that complex berry medley popular in UK vaping. Each pack includes a 2ml prefilled pods and 10ml refill container with 20mg salt nicotine, totalling 12ml for roughly 6000 puffs. The three berries layer together – blueberry sweetness, raspberry tartness, and blackcurrant depth – offering more complexity than simple berry blends. Built with mesh coils and a 50/50 VG/PG ratio, these pods deliver consistent MTL vaping throughout their lifespan. Designed exclusively for the BM6000 system.

Key Features

• Three-Berry Complexity – Blueberry, raspberry, and blackcurrant create sophisticated profile
• UK Market Favourite – Berry combination popular in British vaping culture
• 6000 Puff Capacity – 12ml total e-liquid extends replacement intervals
• 20mg Nicotine Salt – Smooth satisfaction despite higher strength
• Layered Sweetness – Multiple berry types prevent single-note monotony

Specifications

Summary & Verdict

Mad Blue appeals to vapers wanting berry complexity beyond standard blends. The blackcurrant addition separates it from typical blueberry-raspberry combinations, adding depth that elevates the profile. Popular among UK vapers familiar with blackcurrant drinks and sweets, making it feel more sophisticated than American-style candy berry flavours. Works well as an all-day option thanks to that complexity keeping your palate engaged. Good choice for anyone who found Triple Berry too simple but doesn't want tropical or ice additions.

FAQs

What makes this different from Triple Berry?

Mad Blue uses blackcurrant instead of blackberry, creating a deeper, slightly more sophisticated profile. Triple Berry is sweeter and simpler; Mad Blue has more character.

Is blackcurrant flavour strong?

It's present but not dominating. The three berries work together rather than blackcurrant overwhelming. You'll notice its depth rather than tasting pure blackcurrant.

Does this taste like Ribena or Vimto?

Similar berry profile to those UK drinks, but less sweet and without that cordial thickness. Recognisably British berry flavour if you're familiar with those brands.

Why is it called Mad Blue?

Marketing name playing on 'blue' berry associations. Nothing mad about it – just complex berry blend. Lost Mary uses creative naming across their range.