Crystal Pro Max Nic Salts by Hayati – Blue Razz Gummy Bear

Blue Razz Gummy Bear doesn't try to taste like fruit picked off a tree, it's built to taste like the sweet shop, and it commits to that idea fully. This Crystal Pro Max nic salt from Hayati takes blue raspberry and pushes it through a chewy, sugar-dusted gummy bear filter, landing somewhere between a vape and a memory of pick 'n' mix. If you want your e-liquid to taste like candy rather than a polite approximation of fruit, this is the one built for exactly that.

Unwrapping the flavour

The first thing that hits is sugar, not fruit, sugar. It's the same sensation as biting into a gummy sweet before the actual flavour registers, a sort of sweet, slightly syrupy coating that sits on the front of the taste before blue raspberry proper shows up a moment later. Once the raspberry does land, it's less tart and sharp than a straight blue razz e-liquid, softened by that gummy sweetness surrounding it, giving the whole thing a rounder, chewier character even though you're obviously only inhaling vapour. There's a faint bready, almost gelatinous undertone too, hard to describe, but it's the note that makes this taste specifically like a gummy sweet rather than just "sweet blue raspberry."

The full vape: inhale, cloud, exhale

Through the inhale the sugar-coating sensation is strongest, almost powdery in how it sits at the front of the mouth. As the vapour builds mid-draw, the raspberry becomes the dominant flavour, less sharp than you'd expect but still clearly identifiable as blue raspberry rather than a generic red berry. The exhale is where the gummy character really shows itself, with a lingering, slightly chewy sweetness that sticks around longer than a straight fruit vape typically would. It's a flavour that coats rather than cuts, which makes it satisfying in a completely different way to a crisp, icy fruit vape.

Who's going to love this

This nic salt is built for vapers with a genuine sweet tooth, if you're the type who'd pick blue raspberry sweets over the fruit itself, this flavour is speaking directly to you. It suits:

• Evening vaping, when a rich, dessert-adjacent flavour feels more like a treat than a sharp morning one would
• Vapers coming from sweeter disposables who want a refillable nic salt option that keeps the same candy intensity
• Anyone who finds most "fruit" vapes taste too clean or thin, this one leans hard into artificial candy character on purpose

It's probably not the pick if you generally prefer fresh, tart or icy flavours, since there's very little cooling or sharpness here to balance out the sweetness.

Similar flavours and rotation

Compared with a straight blue raspberry nic salt, Gummy Bear is noticeably sweeter and softer around the edges, less zing, more sugar. Compared with other candy-style e-liquids like cola bottles or fizzy sweets, it's more fruit-forward and less carbonated-tasting, since the raspberry base is still doing real work underneath the sweetness. Because this flavour sits so firmly at the sweet end of the scale, it's one of the flavours most likely to cause palate fatigue if vaped exclusively for long stretches. Keeping a tart or menthol-forward nic salt in rotation alongside it gives your tongue somewhere to reset, and makes the gummy sweetness hit properly again each time you come back to it.

Getting the truest taste

• Prime a new coil properly before vaping this flavour at full strength, the gummy, sugary top notes are the most delicate part of the profile and are the first thing to get lost on a coil that hasn't fully saturated
• Vape it at a slightly lower wattage within your device's recommended range if you find the sweetness turning slightly acrid; oversized clouds on a sweet nic salt like this can push the flavour toward burnt sugar rather than gummy sweet

Blue Razz Gummy Bear FAQ

Does it actually taste like a gummy sweet, or just sweet raspberry?

There's a distinct sugary, slightly chewy-tasting top note layered over the raspberry that reads as "gummy" rather than just "sweet", it's a deliberate part of the flavour build, not just an intensified blue raspberry.

Is this too sweet for an all-day vape?

Some vapers find it rich for constant all-day use and prefer to rotate it with something less sweet. As an evening or occasional-treat flavour, most people find the sweetness works in its favour rather than against it.

What nicotine strength does this come in?

As a nic salt e-liquid it follows the same UK regulations as other nic salts, with a maximum strength of 20mg/ml. This product is for adult vapers and smokers aged 18 and over.