Fuji Melon Ice

Fuji Melon Ice is a cold, crunchy fruit flavour. Crisp apple and juicy melon sit under a strong ice finish, and it ends up tasting a lot like a chilled fruit cup on a hot day.

Apple crunch, melon juice

The Fuji apple comes through first. Fuji is one of the sweeter, crisper apple varieties, so the inhale has a clean, bright sweetness without the sourness of a green apple. Melon fills in the middle with a juicy, slightly floral note. Then the ice takes over on the exhale, and it is noticeably cold.

People who like refreshing, light fruit flavours tend to get on with it, especially if they find berries or candy too heavy. It is less sweet than most POP flavours, which also makes it easier to vape for long stretches.

What the POP Flex was

This URL was once the shop listing for Fuji Melon Ice in the POP Flex disposable range. The archived page says the POP Flex was a no-button device that was ready to use out of the pack, with up to 600 puffs and 2% salt nicotine, or 20mg/ml. It did not list the liquid volume or battery size.

The POP Flex range is discontinued. Single-use vapes have been banned from sale across the UK since 1 June 2025.

Recreating it with a pod kit

Fuji Melon Ice is not a common pod flavour, so you will probably need to get close rather than exact.

A prefilled pod kit is easiest. Look for a melon ice or triple melon pod for the juicy side, or a red apple ice for the crunch and chill. Pods are sealed, hold up to 2ml under UK law, and clip into a rechargeable battery you keep.

A refillable pod kit offers more choice. You fill the pod from a 10ml bottle, and melon, apple and fruit-ice blends all exist as nic salts. The UK limit is 20mg/ml, which matches the POP Flex. Pick 10mg/ml if you want a gentler throat hit, which can help with strongly cooled flavours.

One tip if you refill: icy flavours can feel harsh at full strength in a tight-draw pod. If that happens, open the airflow slightly or drop the strength before giving up on the flavour.