IVG 2400 Rechargeable Vape Kit – Blue Edition

A blue that layers, not just repeats

Call a flavour "Blue" and most vapers picture one flat note swirling around the mouth. IVG's Blue Edition doesn't work like that. It builds itself up in stages, a base of ripe blueberry, a streak of tart blue raspberry running through the middle, and something colder threaded underneath that keeps the whole thing from tipping into syrupy territory. On the IVG 2400, that layering has room to actually show itself, because the kit's steady, consistent vapour production doesn't rush the flavour or let it collapse into background noise the way some cheaper devices do.

First inhale, mid-vape, exhale

The opening pull is where the blueberry does its work. It's round and slightly jammy rather than artificial-tasting, closer to fruit that's been left to ripen a day too long than to blue food colouring. A second or two in, the raspberry element cuts across it, sharper, a bit tart, the kind of note that stops the vape feeling one-dimensional. By the middle of the puff, the two fruits have more or less merged into a single "blue" impression, which is really the point: this isn't meant to be tasted as separate ingredients, it's meant to be tasted as a mood.

On the exhale is where the coolness shows up, and it's worth being precise about it because it's easy to undersell: this isn't a menthol vape wearing a fruit costume. The chill is faint, more of a clean finish than an ice-pack blast, and it arrives late enough that it never fights with the fruit for attention early on. What's left afterwards is a light sweetness on the back of the tongue that fades within a minute or so rather than clinging to the palate, which matters more than people expect, a flavour that lingers too long is exactly what causes palate fatigue by mid-afternoon.

Who this suits and when to reach for it

Blue Edition tends to land best with vapers who want something recognisably fruity without going full dessert or full sour-candy. It's not shy, but it's not shouting either, which makes it a strong fit for:

• Mornings and commutes, where a bright, waking flavour beats something heavy or sweet
• Anyone switching over from a menthol-only habit who still wants that cool edge, just softened by fruit
• All-day vapers who need a flavour that won't feel sickly by puff four hundred

It's less suited to the "I want dessert in vape form" crowd, and if you're chasing something intensely sour or candy-sweet, this will read as comparatively restrained. That restraint is exactly why it works so well as a long-session flavour on a kit built for up to roughly 2400 puffs, nobody wants an intense flavour outstaying its welcome for that long.

Where it sits next to other blues, and what to rotate it with

Compared to a straight blueberry flavour, Blue Edition has more edge and less of that flat jamminess that can get boring fast. Compared to a blue raspberry-only vape, it's rounder and less aggressively tart, there's no candy-shop sourness here, just fruit with a bit of bite. Think of it as sitting in the middle of those two, with the cool exhale as the tiebreaker that neither pure version offers.

Palate fatigue is real with any all-day flavour, blue fruits included, so it's worth having something genuinely different on rotation rather than another blue variant. A citrus or menthol-forward flavour works well as a palate reset between sessions, and something warmer like a tobacco or custard-style vape in the evening creates enough contrast that Blue Edition tastes fresh again the next morning rather than fading into wallpaper. Rotating rather than vaping the same profile constantly is the single biggest thing that keeps any flavour interesting past the first week.

Getting the truest taste out of it

A few habits make a real difference to how this flavour actually performs day to day. Store the kit somewhere cool and out of direct sun, heat is the fastest way to flatten fruit e-liquid flavours, dulling the raspberry note first since it's the more delicate of the two fruits here. Take slightly slower, steadier pulls rather than short sharp ones; the layering between blueberry, raspberry and the cool finish needs a beat to unfold, and rushing it collapses everything into a single generic "blue" note. The flavour is also at its best in the first stretch of the kit's life, as with any device, a slight softening in intensity toward the very end of the puff count is normal, so if the flavour feels muted, that's more likely the kit reaching the end of its run than a fault.

Blue Edition: quick questions

Does Blue Edition taste like a specific blue fruit, or is it more of a general "blue" flavour?

It's built from a blend rather than a single fruit, mainly blueberry and blue raspberry, so it reads as a rounded "blue" profile rather than tasting distinctly of one or the other. That blend is part of what stops it feeling one-note over a long session.

Is the cooling effect strong enough to bother someone who dislikes menthol?

It's subtle rather than icy. If you actively dislike menthol vapes, this is unlikely to read as one, the cool note is more of a clean finish on the exhale than a dominant sensation. If you're fully menthol-averse, a fruit-only flavour without any cooling would still be the safer pick.

Will the flavour fade before the puffs run out?

Some gentle mellowing toward the end of the device's life is normal and expected with any pod kit, but it shouldn't drop off sharply. A sudden, complete loss of flavour partway through is usually a sign to move on to a fresh device rather than something to push through. This product contains nicotine, which is for use by adults 18 and over only.