IVG 2400 Rechargeable Vape Kit – Retro Edition

Retro Edition: a corner-shop sweet jar turned into vapour

There is a very specific nostalgia that lives inside a paper bag of pick-and-mix, and Retro Edition is built to bottle exactly that feeling. This is not a clean, modern fruit flavour trying to taste like fresh produce. It goes the other way entirely, reaching back to the sweet shop and the tuck box, all sherbet fizz and soft chewy candy and that unmistakable mixed-confectionery sweetness you remember from being handed twenty pence and told to choose. On the IVG 2400 kit it becomes an all-day comfort flavour for grown-ups who never quite grew out of the sweet counter.

Following the flavour from draw to finish

The opening draw arrives sweet and slightly fizzy, the way a sherbet sweet tingles before it dissolves. It is bright and playful rather than heavy, and it sets the scene immediately as a treat rather than a refreshment. As the draw develops, a rounder, creamier candy note fills in behind the fizz, softening the sharp edge and giving the blend body, a little like the moment a boiled sweet turns chewy. The exhale carries a gently tangy, sugary finish that lingers pleasantly without turning sour, the taste that makes you want another puff more or less straight away. It is a moreish, comforting profile rather than a complex one, and that simplicity is the charm. Draw it slowly and the creamy middle dominates; quicker puffs push the fizzy top note forward.

The people and moments it fits best

Retro Edition is aimed squarely at the sweet tooth. If you gravitate towards dessert, candy, and confectionery vapes over sharp fruits and menthols, this will feel like it was made for you. It is a lovely evening flavour, the vape equivalent of a pudding, and it works beautifully with a cup of tea or coffee when you want something indulgent without actually eating sugar. It also suits anyone who finds most fruit pods a bit samey and wants a change of category rather than just a change of fruit. The flip side is honesty: if you dislike very sweet flavours, or you prefer cool and crisp above all, this one will likely be too much for you, and that is worth knowing before you commit.

How it differs from a straight cola or candy pod

Plenty of ranges offer a single-note sweet flavour, a cola, a bubblegum, a sherbet lemon. Retro Edition reads as more of a mixed handful than any one of those. Against a straight cola it feels broader and creamier, less about one fizzy drink and more about the whole jar. Against a simple bubblegum it has more shape, thanks to that tangy finish keeping the sweetness in check. If your happy place is old-fashioned confectionery rather than modern fruit blends, it sits comfortably in a lane that surprisingly few pods bother to fill properly.

Keeping your palate sharp with a rotation

Sweet flavours are the ones most likely to fatigue your palate if you run them non-stop, simply because there is so much going on. A little rotation keeps Retro Edition tasting like a treat rather than a default.

• A crisp fruit or menthol pod in the daytime, so the sweet-shop flavour feels special again in the evening.
• A citrus or lemonade note to cut through and reset, since the tang in Retro Edition bridges naturally to it.
• A simple tobacco or plain flavour if you want a total contrast that makes the candy notes pop on the switch back.

Even swapping in one different pod for half the day is usually enough to stop the sweetness blurring into background noise.

Getting the best from the kit and the flavour

A couple of practical habits help this one taste its best. When you fit a fresh pod, let it sit for a minute or two so the coil wicks fully before your first proper draw, which protects both the flavour and the coil from a dry first hit. Gentle, unhurried puffs suit a sweet blend like this far better than hard, rapid ones, and they let the creamy middle come through instead of just the fizzy top. Because the 2400 is a rechargeable kit rather than a throwaway, keep the battery topped up so the device fires at full power; a flagging battery can make any flavour taste thinner. Store spare pods upright, somewhere cool and out of sunlight, as heat and light are the quickest way to dull a sweet flavour before you have even opened it.

Why the format is kinder on your wallet

The appeal of the IVG 2400 as a system is that you recharge the device and swap the prefilled pod, rather than binning a whole unit each time. Each pod is rated for up to around 2400 puffs, and because you are reusing the battery you tend to spend less over time than you would working through a pile of single-use bars, with less plastic waste too. For a flavour you are likely to keep coming back to, that repeat-buy economy matters. As with every nicotine product sold here, Retro Edition is for adults of 18 and over only, and the nicotine strength stays within the UK limit of 20mg per ml for salts.

Retro Edition FAQ

What does "Retro" actually taste like?

Think old-fashioned sweet shop rather than fresh fruit: a fizzy, sherbet-style sweetness up front, a creamier candy note through the middle, and a gently tangy sugary finish. It is designed to evoke classic pick-and-mix confectionery rather than to copy one single sweet, which is why it feels like a mixed handful.

Is it too sweet for all-day use?

That depends on your palate. Dedicated sweet-tooth vapers happily run it all day, while others prefer it as an evening treat and pair it with a crisper flavour during the daytime. If you already know you like dessert and candy vapes, it will suit you; if you lean towards cool or sharp flavours, keep it as an occasional change.

Does it have any menthol or ice?

No, Retro Edition is built around warm confectionery sweetness rather than cooling. If you want a chilled edge you would need to rotate it with a separate menthol pod, since the character here is all about sweet-shop nostalgia rather than a fresh, icy finish.