Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Prefilled Vape Kit – Blueberry Razz Gami

Blueberry Razz Gami on the Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000: the pick-and-mix in vape form

There is a specific blue that does not exist anywhere in nature, only in the bottom of a sweet bag, and Blueberry Razz Gami is built entirely around it. This is not a walk through a fruit orchard. It is a raid on the pick-and-mix counter, all chewy blue raspberry bottles and sugar-dusted blueberry gummies, translated into something you inhale. On the refillable Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 kit, where the flavour comes through clean and punchy, that candy character has real presence, and it keeps its bounce right down to the last of the tank.

Unwrapping the flavour layer by layer

The first inhale throws blue raspberry at you straight away, that unmistakable fizzy-sweet-sour candy note that anyone who grew up on penny sweets will recognise instantly. It is tangy and loud, almost sherbet-like at the very front, with a prickle of tartness that makes your mouth water rather than pucker.

Settle into the mid-vape and the blueberry steps forward to soften all that sharpness. This is where the word gami earns its place, because the fruit turns rounder and chewier, less like fresh berries and more like the jelly middle of a gummy sweet. The two notes stop competing and start stacking: bright raspberry sitting on top, deeper blueberry underneath, a candied sweetness gluing them together. The draw feels full and juicy through this middle stretch, and the Pro Max carries it without the flavour thinning as the vapour builds.

The exhale is pure confectionery. It leaves a lingering blue-sweet coating on the lips and a faintly sour tail that begs for another pull. There is no menthol or ice here to reset the mouth, so the aftertaste stays warm and sugary, closer to finishing a handful of sweets than sipping a cold drink. That warmth is deliberate, and it is a big part of why this flavour feels comforting rather than refreshing.

The right person, the right moment

Blueberry Razz Gami is made for the sweet tooth who never really grew out of the sweet shop. If dessert vapes, candy flavours and fizzy-sour profiles are already your thing, this will feel like home. Vapers coming off fruit-menthol disposables who want a change of pace often land on candy blends like this one, because the sweetness scratches the same itch without the cold.

As for timing, it shines in the afternoon lull and the evening wind-down, the moments when you might otherwise reach for something sugary to snack on. It works surprisingly well as an after-dinner vape in place of pudding, and it suits low-key settings, sofa evenings, gaming sessions, long drives, more than it suits a scorching summer afternoon when your body is really asking for something cold. Think cosy over cooling.

Where it sits next to its neighbours, and how to keep it fresh

Compared with a plain blueberry flavour, Blueberry Razz Gami is far sweeter and more playful, with the raspberry candy note doing most of the talking. Compared with a straight blue raspberry, it is rounder and less sharp, because the blueberry pads out the tartness and the gummy sweetness takes the edge off. Set it against an iced berry slush and the difference is night and day: this one is warm, chewy and confectionery, where a slush is cold, thin and refreshing.

Sweet candy flavours are notorious for wearing out your palate faster than fruit or menthol blends, simply because the sugar note is so dominant. To keep Blueberry Razz Gami tasting vivid, rotate it against something with contrast. A sharp citrus, a cool menthol, or a plain fruit like apple or watermelon all act as a reset between sessions, so when you come back to the candy it hits with full force again. Running two dessert or candy flavours side by side tends to blur them into a single sugary smudge, so give this one a palate-cleansing partner rather than a like-for-like one. Since the kit is refillable, some people keep a second pod loaded with a contrasting flavour purely for this reason.

Practical notes for the truest taste

Because this is a refillable pod kit, a little care at fill time pays off. When you drop in a fresh coil or pod, let it sit for a few minutes after filling so the wick soaks properly before your first draw, which avoids a dry, muted first puff and protects the coil. Candy and dessert liquids tend to be on the sweeter, thicker side, and very sweet blends can gum up a coil a fraction quicker than light fruit ones, so if the flavour starts to taste flat or slightly burnt, that is usually the coil asking to be changed rather than the juice going off.

Flavour-wise, this one is at its best when the coil is fresh and the pod is topped up, when the raspberry is sharpest and the blueberry is at its juiciest. Slower, steady draws bring out more of the layered candy character than short sharp puffs, which tend to emphasise only the sour front note. Keep spare bottles and pods out of heat and sunlight so the sweetness holds, and give a refilled pod a moment to settle before you chase big clouds.

Value, longevity and who might want to skip it

Rated up to around 7000 puffs of vaping per setup and built to be refilled rather than binned, this is a kit that rewards a flavour you genuinely enjoy returning to, and Blueberry Razz Gami is moreish enough to justify keeping a bottle on hand. The cost per day works out low once you are refilling, especially next to single-use disposables, and the flavour holds its character well as long as you keep the coil in good shape.

It is worth being honest about who this will not suit. If you find candy and dessert flavours sickly, or you prefer fruit that tastes true to life, the frank artificial sweetness here will be too much. Anyone who relies on a cooling hit to feel refreshed will miss the ice, since there is none. And if you are sensitive to very sweet liquids catching in the back of the throat, you may find this one better in shorter sessions than as a relentless all-day chain vape.

Frequently asked questions

What does gami mean in the flavour name?

It points at the gummy-sweet character of the blend. Rather than tasting like fresh blueberries and raspberries, it leans into the chewy, jelly-like sweetness of fruit gummies, which is why the fruit reads as rounded and candied instead of crisp and natural.

Is there any menthol or ice in it?

No. Blueberry Razz Gami is a warm candy flavour with no cooling added, so it stays sweet and sugary from inhale to exhale. If you want the same fruit character with a chilled finish, you would need to look at an iced berry option instead, because this one is deliberately all confectionery.

Will it taste too sour?

The sourness sits mostly at the front of the inhale and is more mouth-watering than face-scrunching. The blueberry and the gummy sweetness quickly balance it out through the mid and exhale, so the overall impression is sweet with a lively tangy edge rather than genuinely sour all the way through.

Nicotine note: this product contains nicotine, an addictive substance, and is intended for existing adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over in the UK. Nic salt strengths are capped at 20mg/ml under UK rules.