Cherry Vape

What this shelf collects, and what it leaves out

Cherry Vape is a flavour shelf rather than a device range. Everything here carries a cherry note somewhere in the recipe, whether cherry is the headline or a supporting player, and that is the only thing all 43 products have in common. Between them they span six pieces of IVG hardware plus two bottle formats, four rough price bands, and several genuinely different ideas about what cherry should taste like.

It is worth being specific about the fruit itself. The IVG cherry is not a fresh morello. It is the darker, rounder, slightly confected cherry you know from black cherry soda and glacé cherries, sweet before it is sour, with the sourness arriving late as a sharpness along the sides of the tongue rather than as a pucker. Across the whole range that base stays remarkably consistent. What changes is what gets layered on top of it. If you have tried one IVG cherry and disliked the fruit itself, the rest of this shelf is unlikely to change your mind, because the same cherry sits underneath nearly all of it.

Nineteen of the 43 also appear on Fizzy Cherry Vape, which makes that shelf close to half of this one. If you already know the soda version is what you want, that page is a shorter list of the same products and there is no reason to work through this one first. The same logic covers the cool versions: 17 products here also sit on Ice Vape alongside the menthol-finished flavours built on other fruit, so that is the better page for comparing chill levels across the catalogue.

What is deliberately absent are the flavours that read red but contain no cherry. Strawberry Watermelon, Red Apple Ice and Strawberry Ice all live in the same colour family and none of them qualify, although a few turn up inside the multipacks further down because a multipack is sold as a single product. Cherry-adjacent berries have their own shelves too, so Raspberry Vape is the place to go when you want raspberry leading rather than partnering cherry.

The nicotine picture is simpler than the flavour one. Twenty-eight of the 43 are 20mg nicotine salt, which is why most of this shelf also turns up on 20mg Vape Kits and Refill Pods. The exceptions are worth noting. The IVG PRO 10K Fizzy Cherry Prefilled Pod is listed at 0mg, 10mg and 20mg. The IVG PRO 10K Cherry Ice Prefilled Pod is listed at 10mg and 20mg. The IVG Original 50/50 Frozen Cherries E-Liquid comes in 3mg, 6mg and 12mg, and the IVG Shortfill 70/30 Frozen Cherries E-Liquid is supplied with no nicotine in it. Nicotine is an addictive substance; those are simply the strengths stocked, and nothing on this page is advice about which one belongs in your device.

One last boundary. This is an IVG-only shelf, so there is no third-party cherry here and no cross-brand comparison. The full catalogue of 454 items sits at All IVG products if cherry turns out not to be the direction you want.

Four things IVG does to a cherry

Grouping 43 products by device produces a list nobody can hold in their head. Grouping them by what has been done to the fruit produces five short lists, and each one has a different person at the end of it.

Cherry more or less on its own

This is the smallest group on the shelf, and the honest headline is that it is not quite plain. Both entries carry the name Frozen Cherries, and the word frozen is doing real work: a cool undertone runs beneath the fruit in each of them. There is no uncooled, unfizzed, single-note cherry on this shelf at present. If that is what you came for, these two are as close as the range gets.

The IVG Original 50/50 Frozen Cherries E-Liquid is a 10ml bottle at £0.99 in 3mg, 6mg or 12mg. The balanced 50/50 VG/PG ratio makes it a mouth-to-lung liquid, which means refillable pods and MTL tanks rather than anything with wide airflow. Cherry arrives first and stays dominant through the draw, and the cool note shows up on the exhale as a faint chill rather than a menthol wash. Of everything on this page, it is the product where you taste the most cherry and the least of anything else.

The IVG Shortfill 70/30 Frozen Cherries E-Liquid is the same flavour idea rebuilt for different hardware: 100ml of nicotine-free liquid in a 120ml bottle at £1.99, mixed at 70/30 VG/PG for sub-ohm and direct-to-lung kits. The higher VG content thickens the vapour and rounds the fruit off, so the cherry reads slightly softer and sweeter while the cool note spreads across the whole exhale instead of landing in one spot. The headroom in the bottle exists for nic shots if you want them; as supplied there is none in there.

Who picks these: anyone who already owns refillable hardware and has no intention of buying another device. The cost per millilitre is not remotely close to anything else here, and both bottles give you cherry without a second flavour arguing with it.

Fizzy cherry, the biggest group by some distance

Fizzy Cherry is the flavour IVG has put on more hardware than any other cherry variant, and the taste is squarely cherryade: dark cherry sweetened up and given a prickling edge that settles on the tip of the tongue. The fizz is not carbonation, of course, but an acidic tingle engineered to read as fizz, and IVG does it better than most. It is sweeter than the iced versions and considerably sweeter than either bottle of Frozen Cherries.

The two cheapest routes in are both 49p. IVG Air Pods Fizzy Cherry is a dual pack of 2ml pods at 20mg for the Air devices. IVG 2400 Fizzy Cherry X2 Reload Pods is the same idea for the 2400 family, two 2ml pods at 20mg, rated by the manufacturer at up to 600 puffs per pod, which is a laboratory average rather than a promise. Those two packs are not interchangeable, and buying the wrong one is the most common mistake made on this shelf.

Move up to complete kits and the IVG Reload Mini Fizzy Cherry Vape Kit at £1.49 is the smallest whole device here, a pocket-sized rechargeable with one 2ml pod fitted. The IVG XL35 Fizzy Cherry Vape Kit at £3.99 is a different animal altogether: 22ml of liquid across a 2ml pod and two 10ml refill containers, an 1100mAh battery, and dual 1.1 ohm mesh coils. It holds more cherry than anything else on the shelf by a wide margin.

Above that, fizzy cherry splits across three reusable pod systems. The IVG PRO 10K Fizzy Cherry Vape Kit and the IVG SMART MAX Fizzy Cherry Vape Kit are both £10.95 and taste close enough that picking between them on flavour alone would be guesswork; the real difference is the chassis and the display. The IVG PRO 2 10K Fizzy Cherry Vape Kit at £13.95 is the dearest product on the shelf and takes exactly the same pods as the PRO 10K. Refills for both systems sit at £7.95: the IVG PRO 10K Fizzy Cherry Prefilled Pod and the IVG SMART MAX Fizzy Cherry Refill Pod.

Because this group is so large it has been given a shelf of its own. Fizzy Cherry Vape lists all 19 without the iced and blended products in the way, which makes it the better page to work from once fizz is decided.

Who picks fizzy: people who want sweetness with a bit of bite and who find menthol tiring over a long day. It is the least demanding cherry variant on the palate and the easiest to run from morning to night without thinking about it.

Cherry with ice

Cooling turns the same fruit into something quite different, and IVG uses two separate words for two separate intensities. Cherry Ice means a menthol finish arriving on the exhale with the fruit still intact on the way in. Frozen Cherry means the cold runs through the entire draw, so fruit and chill land together. The gap between them is real and it is larger than the names suggest.

On the Cherry Ice side, the IVG PRO 10K Cherry Ice Vape Kit at £10.95 is the flagship, with the IVG PRO 10K Cherry Ice Prefilled Pod at £7.95 keeping it fed in 10mg or 20mg. The IVG Reload Mini Cherry Ice Vape Kit at £1.49 is the inexpensive way to find out whether the style suits you, and the IVG SAVR Cherry Ice Refill Pod at £0.99 is the only SAVR product on the shelf, a 2ml pod with a 4ml refill container attached.

On the colder Frozen side, the IVG SMART MAX Frozen Cherry Vape Kit at £10.95 and the IVG SMART MAX Frozen Cherry Refill Pod at £7.95 are the pod-system route, and the two bottled liquids covered above are the refillable route. The SMART MAX version runs noticeably colder than the PRO's Cherry Ice, and the sweetness has been pulled back to make room for it, which gives it a drier finish.

Who picks ice: anyone whose palate flattens out on sweet flavours after a couple of hours, and anyone vaping through warm weather. The cooling resets the tongue between draws, which is why iced cherries tend to stay interesting for longer than fizzy ones even though they are less immediately moreish. For the full cool range across every fruit IVG makes, Ice Vape is the shelf to browse.

Cherry blended with other fruit

In the blends, cherry stops being the headline and becomes structure. It is the note that gives a berry mix its dark, rounded bottom end, and in one or two of these you would not name cherry as the dominant flavour if you tasted it blind.

Strawberry Raspberry Cherry is the most widely spread blend on the shelf and the least cherry-forward thing carrying the word. Strawberry leads, raspberry supplies the tartness, and cherry sits underneath holding it together. It comes on the IVG XL35 Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Vape Kit at £3.99, the IVG PRO 10K Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Vape Kit at £10.95 with IVG PRO 10K Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Prefilled Pod refills, and the IVG SMART MAX Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Vape Kit at £10.95 with the IVG SMART MAX Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Refill Pod. Same flavour name across three devices; the SMART MAX pod runs a 0.8 ohm mesh coil and gives the densest vapour of the three.

Sour Cherry Watermelon goes in the opposite direction and pushes tartness forward. The IVG PRO 10K Sour Cherry Watermelon Vape Kit at £10.95 and the IVG PRO 10K Sour Cherry Watermelon Prefilled Pod at £7.95 set a sharp cherry against watermelon's thin, watery sweetness. It is the driest cherry on this shelf and the one most likely to divide opinion, because the sour note keeps going after the melon has faded.

Blue Razz Cherry occupies the sweet extreme. The IVG Reload Mini Blue Razz Cherry Vape Kit at £1.49 and IVG Air Pods Blue Raspberry Cherry at £0.49 both stack sweet blue raspberry over a sour cherry bite. Cherry supplies the sharpness in these rather than the sugar, which is a reversal of the job it does everywhere else on the shelf.

Four further blends exist only inside multipacks and cannot be bought individually: Plum Cherry, Cherry Peach Lemonade, Lemon Cherry Ice and Blueberry Cherry Cranberry. If one of those is the flavour you are chasing, the multipack section below is the only route to it.

Cherry as one of four

The 4-in-1 format changes the arithmetic. A device holds four 2ml pods at once and you rotate the body to choose which one you are drawing on, so a single purchase gives you four flavours instead of one. On a cherry shelf that matters more than usual, because several cherry recipes exist nowhere else in the catalogue.

The IVG 2400 4-in-1 Cherry Edition Reload Pods at £1.29 is the only pack where all four pods contain cherry: Blue Razz Cherry, Fizzy Cherry, Lemon Cherry Ice and Cherry Peach Lemonade. The matching IVG 2400 4-in-1 Cherry Edition Vape Kit at £6.99 is the device with that set already loaded, and it is the most efficient way to work out which cherry you actually prefer rather than guessing.

The other editions each carry one or two cherry pods among other fruit. IVG 2400 4-in-1 Red Edition Reload Pods puts Plum Cherry and Fizzy Cherry next to Strawberry Watermelon Fusion and Red Apple Ice, and arrives loaded in the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Red Edition Vape Kit. IVG 2400 4-in-1 Purple Edition Reload Pods has Blue Razz Cherry and Fizzy Cherry alongside Grape Ice and Plum Blue Razz, with the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Purple Edition Vape Kit as its kit. IVG 2400 4-in-1 Fizzy Edition Reload Pods sets Fizzy Cherry against Fizzy Orange, Fizzy Lemon and Fizzy Cola, and the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Fizzy Edition Vape Kit is that pack preloaded.

IVG 2400 4-in-1 Special Edition Reload Pods carries a single Fizzy Cherry among Lemon and Lime, Pineapple Ice and Blue Raspberry Ice, with the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Special Edition Vape Kit at £6.99 as the loaded version. IVG 2400 4-in-1 Plum Edition Reload Pods includes Plum Cherry among four plum blends, and IVG 2400 4-in-1 Juicy Edition Reload Pods includes Blueberry Cherry Cranberry, the only place that particular recipe appears. IVG 2400 4-in-1 Peach Edition Reload Pods qualifies for this shelf on its cherry content as well, though its full flavour list is printed on the product page rather than repeated here.

The Air kits work on the same principle with a different, incompatible pod. The IVG AIR 4-in-1 Pink Vape Kit at £1.99 loads Fizzy Cherry with Watermelon Ice, Lemon Lime and Pineapple Ice. The IVG AIR 4-in-1 Red Vape Kit pairs Fizzy Cherry with Strawberry Watermelon, Strawberry Ice and Watermelon Ice. The IVG AIR 4-in-1 Black Vape Kit puts it beside Fizzy Lemon, Kiwi Pineapple and Strawberry Watermelon. The IVG AIR 4-in-1 Blue Vape Kit is the odd one out, carrying Blue Raspberry Cherry rather than Fizzy Cherry alongside two other blue raspberry pods.

Who picks the 4-in-1 route: people who tire of a single flavour, and people who have not yet decided which cherry they like. The format as a whole is collected on 4-in-1 Vape, with the 2400 products specifically on IVG 2400 4-in-1 Range and the multi-pack deals on IVG 2400 4-in-1 Bundle.

The decisions this shelf actually forces

Fizz or ice, if you can only have one

This is the real fork, and most people know the answer within two draws. Fizzy cherry is sweeter, rounder and more immediately likeable. Iced cherry is sharper, drier and better at staying interesting across a long session. Fizzy tends to win for people who vape in short bursts through the day; iced wins for people who hold a device for an hour at a time, because sweetness accumulates on the palate and cold does not. If you genuinely cannot call it, the Cherry Edition reload pods at £1.29 put Fizzy Cherry and Lemon Cherry Ice in the same pack and settle the argument in a day.

One flavour or four

Straight arithmetic, and the answer is less obvious than it looks. IVG 2400 Fizzy Cherry X2 Reload Pods costs £0.49 for two 2ml pods, roughly 25p a pod. A four-flavour edition costs £1.29 for four, roughly 32p a pod. Buying one flavour twice is cheaper per pod; buying four flavours costs under 8p more per pod and removes the risk of being stuck with something you dislike for an entire pack. Neither choice is wrong, and people who already know their flavour should not pay the variety premium out of habit.

Kit or refill on its own

On both the PRO and SMART MAX systems the kit is £10.95 and the matching refill pod is £7.95, so the device itself costs £3 on your first order and nothing thereafter. That is an unusually small gap, and it means there is rarely a reason to hunt for a device-only listing. The XL35 makes the same point more sharply: at £3.99 the Strawberry Raspberry Cherry kit includes 22ml of liquid and a complete rechargeable body for half the price of a single PRO pod.

PRO or PRO 2

They take the same pod. IVG's own specification for the PRO 2 lists pod compatibility across both the PRO 10K and the PRO 2 10K, so the flavour is identical whichever body you put it in. The PRO 2 kit at £13.95 buys a 75mm by 49.5mm by 28mm chassis with a touch battery display and a 0.8 ohm mesh pod system. The PRO 10K kit at £10.95 buys the earlier body with a 1000mAh battery and the same auto-fill arrangement. Three pounds for the newer housing, nothing at all for the taste. Anyone buying purely on flavour should take the cheaper one.

How much liquid you want to carry

Capacity varies by more than ten times across this shelf, and it drives how often you think about the device. A single Air pod holds 2ml. A PRO or SMART MAX pod holds 2ml in the pod plus 10ml in the auto-fill container, 12ml in total. A SAVR pod holds 2ml plus a 4ml refill, 6ml. The XL35 holds 22ml across a 2ml pod and two 10ml containers. If you are the sort of person who resents refilling, the ordering is obvious; if you like rotating flavours frequently, large capacity actively works against you because you have to finish what is in there first.

Strength

Most of this shelf is fixed at 20mg nicotine salt, so for the majority of products there is no decision to make. The PRO pods are the exception, listed at 0mg, 10mg and 20mg for Fizzy Cherry and 10mg and 20mg for Cherry Ice. The bottled liquids sit lower by nature: 3mg, 6mg or 12mg for the 10ml, and none at all in the shortfill. Those are the options stocked. Nicotine is addictive, and which strength suits you is not something a product page can answer.

Formats, and what fits what

Six device families appear on this shelf and none of their pods interchange. That is the most expensive mistake available here, so it is worth setting out plainly rather than burying in a specification table.

IVG Air. Air pods are 2ml at 20mg, sold in dual packs at £0.49, and IVG states they operate only in the IVG Air 4-in-1 and IVG Air 2-in-1. They will not work in the 2400 or any other device. IVG Air Pods Fizzy Cherry and IVG Air Pods Blue Raspberry Cherry are the two cherry options, and the four Air kits carry an 1100mAh battery with Type-C charging, cable not included.

IVG 2400 and Reload Mini. These two share a pod. The 2400 4-in-1 holds four 2ml pods at once and rotates between them; the Reload Mini holds one. Both accept 2400 4-in-1 Reload Pods, sold as two-packs at £0.49 or four-flavour packs at £1.29, all at 20mg nicotine salt. IVG rates each 2ml pod at up to 600 puffs, a laboratory average that longer draws will bring down. The combined range is on IVG 2400 and Reload Mini Range.

IVG PRO and PRO 2. One pod, two bodies. The pod is a 2ml prefilled unit with a 10ml auto-fill container that clicks on top for 12ml in total, running a 0.8 ohm mesh coil, and IVG rates it at up to 10,000 puffs per pod under laboratory conditions. The PRO body carries a 1000mAh battery with Type-C charging. Everything in the range sits on IVG PRO Range.

IVG SMART MAX. The same 2ml plus 10ml arrangement, also 12ml, also a 0.8 ohm mesh coil and a 1000mAh battery, but with a display showing battery percentage, charging status and a choice of Boost or Eco mode. The body weighs around 90g. SMART MAX pods do not fit PRO devices despite the identical capacity, so the Frozen Cherry refill is SMART MAX only.

IVG SAVR. One product qualifies: the IVG SAVR Cherry Ice Refill Pod, a 2ml pod with a 4ml refill container for 6ml in total at 20mg, rated by the manufacturer at up to 3,000 puffs per pod as a laboratory estimate. No SAVR device appears on this shelf, so this is a refill for people who already own one.

IVG XL35. The largest format here. A 2ml pod plus two 10ml refill containers gives 22ml, driven by an 1100mAh battery through dual 1.1 ohm mesh coils at 18W, with a display and Boost or Eco modes. Two cherry options exist, Fizzy Cherry and Strawberry Raspberry Cherry, both £3.99. The manufacturer rating is up to 35,000 puffs, again a laboratory figure.

Bottles. Neither Frozen Cherries liquid needs IVG hardware at all. The 10ml 50/50 suits MTL pods and tanks, where a tighter draw and a PG-led mix carry the flavour crisply. The 100ml 70/30 shortfill suits sub-ohm and direct-to-lung kits with wider airflow. If you own a refillable, these are the only two products on this shelf you can use as they are.

Reusable pod systems as a category are grouped on Disposable Vape Alternatives, the high-capacity devices on Big Puff Vapes, the slimmer bodies on Vape Pens, and every prefilled pod IVG makes on IVG Prefilled Pods.

What the price spread buys

£0.49 to £13.95 is a twenty-eight-fold gap, and it is almost entirely about hardware rather than liquid. Reading the shelf per millilitre reorders it completely:

• 100ml shortfill at £1.99: about 2p per ml
• 10ml 50/50 bottle at £0.99: about 10p per ml
• Air pods, two 2ml pods at £0.49: about 12p per ml
• 2400 two-pack, two 2ml pods at £0.49: about 12p per ml
• Four-flavour reload pods, 8ml at £1.29: about 16p per ml
• SAVR refill, 6ml at £0.99: about 17p per ml
• XL35 kit, 22ml at £3.99: about 18p per ml
• PRO or SMART MAX refill pod, 12ml at £7.95: about 66p per ml
• PRO or SMART MAX kit, 12ml at £10.95: about 91p per ml

Two things fall out of that list. The bottles are in a different league because you are buying liquid and nothing else, with no coil, no battery and no pod shell in the price. And the PRO and SMART MAX figures look poor until you remember that each pod contains a fresh mesh coil, which is a consumable in its own right; you are paying for new hardware every time you refill rather than running one coil into the ground.

The XL35 at £3.99 is the outlier worth noticing. It sits near the bottom of the per-millilitre table while including a complete rechargeable device with a display, which makes it hard to argue with on cost alone. The obvious counterpoint is that 22ml of one flavour is a long commitment if the flavour turns out not to suit you.

The middle band, £1.29 to £1.99, is where the 4-in-1 economics live. A £6.99 kit plus £1.29 refill packs is a system you keep feeding rather than a purchase you repeat, and the IVG 2400 4-in-1 Bundle shelf exists for people buying pods several packs at a time. At the very bottom, 49p buys 4ml of liquid in either pod format, which is the cheapest way to taste a cherry before committing to a larger device.

Where to go from here

If fizz is what you settled on, work from Fizzy Cherry Vape rather than this page. It holds 19 of these 43 products with the iced and blended options stripped out, so the list is short enough to read properly, and the soda flavours from other fruit sit next to them for comparison.

If cold is what you want, Ice Vape collects 17 products from this shelf alongside every other menthol-finished flavour IVG makes. Cherry Ice against Blue Raspberry Ice against Watermelon Ice is a more useful comparison than cherry against cherry, because at that point you are choosing a chill level rather than a fruit.

For the berry direction, Raspberry Vape shares 13 products with this shelf and is the right place if the raspberry in Blue Razz Cherry or Strawberry Raspberry Cherry was the part you liked. IVG Vapes is the broader device shelf, and 20mg Vape Kits and Refill Pods filters the catalogue to the strength most of this page is sold at.

For hardware rather than flavour, IVG PRO Range, 4-in-1 Vape and Big Puff Vapes each approach the catalogue from a different angle, and All IVG products is the whole lot in one list when none of the shelves fit what you are after.

The short version

Cherry on this shelf comes four ways, and the modifier matters more than the device. Fizzy is the sweet, tingling cherryade version and the largest group by far, running from 49p pods up to the £13.95 PRO 2 kit. Iced is drier and sharper, split between the menthol-finish Cherry Ice and the colder Frozen Cherry. Blended puts cherry underneath strawberry, raspberry, watermelon or plum, where it adds depth rather than leading. And the 4-in-1 packs let you hold several of those at once, which is the sensible route when you do not yet know which you prefer.

The practical constraints are simple enough to remember. Pods do not cross device families, so check what you own before you check the flavour. Most of the shelf is 20mg nicotine salt, with the PRO pods and the two bottles offering lower options. Manufacturer puff ratings are laboratory estimates and real use will differ. And the cheapest way to try a cherry is 49p for two 2ml pods, which is a small enough outlay that guessing wrong costs almost nothing.

Strictly for adults aged 18 and over. Nicotine is an addictive substance.

Frequently asked questions

What does IVG cherry actually taste like?

It is a dark, rounded cherry rather than a fresh sour one, closer to black cherry soda or a glacé cherry than to fruit off the tree. Sweetness arrives first and the sourness follows late, registering as a sharpness along the sides of the tongue instead of a pucker. That base recipe is consistent across the range, which is why the modifiers matter so much. Fizz, ice and blending change the character far more than the difference between one device and another does.

Is there a plain cherry here with no ice and no fizz?

Not strictly. The closest are the two Frozen Cherries liquids, the IVG Original 50/50 Frozen Cherries E-Liquid in 10ml and the IVG Shortfill 70/30 Frozen Cherries E-Liquid in 100ml, and both carry a cool undertone by design. Of the two, the 10ml 50/50 gives you the most cherry and the least of anything else. No uncooled, unfizzed single-note cherry pod is currently on this shelf.

What is the difference between Cherry Ice and Frozen Cherry?

Cherry Ice keeps the fruit intact through the inhale and adds a menthol finish on the exhale, so the cold is an ending rather than a thread. Frozen Cherry runs cold through the whole draw, with the fruit and the chill arriving together and the sweetness pulled back to make room. Frozen is the colder and drier of the two. The PRO range uses Cherry Ice, the SMART MAX and both bottles use Frozen.

Do IVG Air pods fit the IVG 2400?

No. IVG states that Air pods operate only in the IVG Air 4-in-1 and IVG Air 2-in-1 devices and will not work in the 2400 or anything else. The two pod types look broadly similar and cost the same 49p per dual pack, which is exactly why the mix-up happens. The 2400 and the Reload Mini take 2400 4-in-1 Reload Pods, and those are the ones to order if your device is either of those.

Can I use PRO pods in a PRO 2?

Yes. IVG lists the same prefilled pod as compatible with both the PRO 10K and the PRO 2 10K, so a Cherry Ice refill pod will run in either body. The flavour is therefore identical whichever device you own, and the £3 difference between the two kits buys the newer chassis and touch display rather than any change to the liquid. SMART MAX pods are a separate system and do not fit either one.

Which cherry product holds the most liquid?

The XL35, by a long way. Its 2ml pod plus two 10ml refill containers totals 22ml, against 12ml for a PRO or SMART MAX pod, 6ml for a SAVR pod and 2ml for a single Air or 2400 pod. Both XL35 cherry options, Fizzy Cherry and Strawberry Raspberry Cherry, are £3.99. The trade-off is commitment: 22ml of one flavour takes a while to work through.

What nicotine strengths are the cherry flavours sold in?

Twenty-eight of the 43 products are 20mg nicotine salt and offer no alternative. The PRO Fizzy Cherry pod is listed at 0mg, 10mg and 20mg, and the PRO Cherry Ice pod at 10mg and 20mg. The 10ml bottle comes in 3mg, 6mg and 12mg, and the 100ml shortfill contains no nicotine as supplied. Nicotine is an addictive substance, and the strength that suits you is your decision to make.

Which pack gives the most cherry flavours for the least money?

The IVG 2400 4-in-1 Cherry Edition Reload Pods at £1.29. It is the only pack on the shelf where all four 2ml pods contain cherry, covering Blue Razz Cherry, Fizzy Cherry, Lemon Cherry Ice and Cherry Peach Lemonade, which spans sweet, fizzy, iced and citrus-blended in one purchase. That works out at roughly 32p per pod. You need a 2400 4-in-1 or a Reload Mini to run them.

Are the puff ratings on these products reliable?

They are laboratory estimates published by the manufacturer, not guarantees. IVG itself notes that puff counts are approximate averages of normal use and that longer draws reduce them. A 2ml 2400 pod is rated at up to 600 puffs, a SAVR pod at up to 3,000, a PRO or SMART MAX pod at up to 10,000 and an XL35 pod system at up to 35,000. Treat them as a way of ranking capacity rather than as a figure you will personally hit.

Which cherry products work with a refillable tank?

Only the two bottles. The 10ml Original 50/50 is mixed for mouth-to-lung use and suits refillable pods and MTL tanks, where the PG-led ratio carries the fruit crisply. The 100ml 70/30 shortfill is built for sub-ohm and direct-to-lung kits, giving thicker vapour and a softer, sweeter cherry. Everything else on this shelf is a sealed prefilled pod or an auto-fill pod tied to a specific IVG device and cannot be decanted into other hardware.

Is Strawberry Raspberry Cherry a good choice if I mainly want cherry?

Probably not. It is the least cherry-forward flavour carrying the word on this shelf: strawberry leads, raspberry supplies the tartness and cherry sits underneath adding depth. If cherry is the point, the Fizzy Cherry and Cherry Ice lines put it front and centre instead. If you like the blend as a blend, it runs on the XL35 at £3.99, the PRO 10K kit at £10.95 and the SMART MAX kit at the same price.

What is the cheapest way to try a cherry flavour on this shelf?

Forty-nine pence, for two 2ml pods, in either pod format. IVG Air Pods Fizzy Cherry covers Air owners and IVG 2400 Fizzy Cherry X2 Reload Pods covers 2400 and Reload Mini owners. If you own neither device, the IVG Reload Mini Cherry Ice Vape Kit at £1.49 is the cheapest complete rechargeable device with a cherry pod already fitted.