Iced Triple Mango

Mango was everywhere in the disposable years, and triple mango is the name you still see on most pod boxes. The POP Stix take added ice on top.

Taste first

Triple mango tastes the way a properly ripe mango smells. The inhale is thick and sweet, with a tangy note running underneath so it does not turn syrupy. The "triple" in the name is about layering more than one mango note. With the ice added, the exhale finishes cool and slightly fresher than straight mango.

Fans of tropical fruit like it, as do people who find berry flavours too sharp. It is also a decent pick if you are new to vaping and want something familiar and easy.

The POP Stix version

POP Vapor UK sold Iced Triple Mango in its POP Stix disposable line. The product page said the device was ready to use with no buttons, gave up to 600 puffs and contained 2% salt nicotine, which works out at 20mg/ml. It did not say how much liquid was inside or what battery it used.

The POP Stix range is discontinued. From 1 June 2025 it has been illegal to sell single-use vapes anywhere in the UK, so this flavour now has to come from a reusable device.

The pod route

Good news here: triple mango survived the ban almost everywhere.

Prefilled pods are the simplest swap. Lost Mary and Elux both sell triple mango pods that clip into their own rechargeable batteries. UK rules cap each pod at 2ml, so you will change pods more often than the pod's puff count might suggest if you vape heavily.

Refillable pods suit people who want choice and lower running costs. You fill a reusable pod from a 10ml bottle of mango nic salt. The strongest you can legally buy in the UK is 20mg/ml, the same as the POP Stix. Plenty of vapers who move to a refillable kit find 10mg/ml is enough, because a decent pod kit tends to hit harder than a basic disposable.

Mango is a flavour that holds up well at lower strengths, so if 20mg/ml feels like a lot in a pod kit, it is an easy one to step down with.