Ice Blue Raz Lemon

Ice Blue Raz Lemon was sold under two spellings on the old POP Vapor UK site, a sign of how common the blue razz and lemon pairing was at the time. Under either name it is the same idea: sweet blue sweets, sharp lemon, lots of ice.

Three flavours in one puff

The inhale opens with lemon. It is tart rather than sugary, like the sour coating on a fizzy sweet. Blue raspberry comes in straight after, and that is a sweets flavour, not a fruit one. Nobody has ever eaten a blue raspberry, but everyone knows what it tastes like. The exhale is cold and slightly sour, and the cooling is strong enough that you notice it on your lips.

This tends to suit people who find plain fruit flavours flat. If you liked sour sweets as a kid, you will probably get it straight away.

What the POP Stix was

The archived listing puts this flavour in the POP Stix range, a simple disposable with no buttons. POP Vapor UK said each device gave up to 600 puffs and used 2% salt nicotine (20mg/ml). There was no mention of liquid volume or battery size on the page.

POP Stix are discontinued, and single-use vapes have been banned from sale in the UK since 1 June 2025.

Recreating it with pods

You will not find "Ice Blue Raz Lemon" on many pod boxes now. The flavour lives on as blue razz lemonade, which is one of the most common pod flavours in the UK.

A prefilled pod kit is the quick option. The battery stays and you swap in sealed 2ml pods, which is the UK maximum. ELFA Pro and Lost Mary both make a blue razz lemonade pod.

A refillable pod kit takes a little more effort but opens up more choice. You fill the pod from a 10ml nic salt bottle, and you choose the nicotine level, from 20mg/ml (the UK cap and the same as the POP Stix) down to 10mg/ml or lower. Refilling also lets you try a few brands before you settle.

If the lemonade versions taste less icy than you remember, look for one labelled "ice". Cooling levels differ a lot between brands.