IVG Intense Salts – Blue Razz Lemonade

First Draw: Fizzy Lemonade Hits Before the Berry Does

Where a lot of blue raspberry vapes lead with sugar, IVG Intense Salts in Blue Razz Lemonade flips the order. The first thing you notice is the lemonade, sharp, carbonated feeling citrus that hits the front of the tongue almost like the fizz off a fresh can. It's got that slightly acidic snap real lemonade has, not the flat sweetness of lemon sherbet, and it sets the tone for the whole vape before the raspberry even gets a look in.

A beat later the blue raspberry rolls in underneath, and because the lemonade got there first, it reads less like generic blue candy and more like raspberry actually stirred into a jug of lemonade. There's a subtle floral sweetness to it that keeps the tartness from turning sour, and the two flavours trade places back and forth rather than blending into one flat note. IVG's Intense range is known for running the flavour concentration higher than a standard e-liquid line, and you can taste that here, this isn't a background flavour, it sits right at the front of every pull.

On the exhale the lemonade comes back round for a second pass, slightly drier this time, almost like the last mouthful of a can once the initial fizz has settled. There's a faint sherbet tingle that lingers on the sides of the tongue for a moment, and the whole thing finishes clean rather than syrupy, which is part of what makes it easy to keep going back to.

Who This One Suits

Salt nicotine e-liquids are built for mouth to lung pod kits and for vapers who want a smoother throat hit at higher strengths than a standard e-liquid can comfortably deliver, and Blue Razz Lemonade fits that crowd perfectly. It's a strong pick for anyone who finds heavy dessert or bakery vapes sickly, since the citrus keeps things sharp rather than rich. It also suits vapers who used to drink actual blue slush drinks or fizzy lemonade as their go to, rather than those chasing a pure candy shop taste.

This is very much a hot weather and daytime flavour. The lemonade brightness makes it feel refreshing in a way that heavier fruit blends don't manage, so it earns its keep on a warm afternoon, after food, or any time you'd naturally reach for a cold soft drink rather than something sugary. In the UK where salt nicotine is capped at 20mg per ml, or 2 percent, this flavour holds up well even at the top strength, the citrus cuts through and stops the higher nicotine hit from feeling harsh.

Set Against the Rest of the Blue Razz Family

Line it up next to a straight blue raspberry salt and the difference is obvious within the first pull, plain blue razz is all sugar and no edge, while the lemonade version has that citrus backbone running through the whole thing. It's also a different experience to a straight lemonade or lemon and lime vape, those tend to taste more like traditional lemonade on its own, whereas this one has the raspberry adding colour and a bit of extra sweetness in the background.

If you're vaping this as your everyday bottle, it's worth switching to something warmer, a custard, tobacco, or straightforward berry flavour without the citrus edge, every few days. Tart citrus blends are brilliant at refreshing your palate but can start to taste slightly flat if it's the only thing your tongue registers day after day, and going back to it after a break brings that fizzy first hit right back.

Notes for the Best Vape

• Prime new coils properly before use, citrus heavy salt liquids can taste thin or slightly burnt on an underprimed coil, so give it a few minutes of soak time first.
• Keep draws steady rather than rushed. Because the flavour is concentrated, a slower mouth to lung pull lets the lemonade and raspberry separate out properly instead of blurring into one hit of sweetness.
• Store the bottle upright and away from heat or direct light, citrus notes in particular can dull faster than heavier fruit or dessert flavours if left in a warm car or on a sunny windowsill.
• If the throat hit feels sharper than expected, that's the nicotine salt working as intended rather than the flavour, salts are designed to deliver a smoother hit at higher strengths, but individual tolerance still varies.

Common Questions About Blue Razz Lemonade Salts

Is this flavour more sweet or more sour?

It sits closer to sour than most blue raspberry vapes on the market. The lemonade brings genuine tartness rather than just sweetness, so if you prefer a straightforwardly sugary vape this may read as sharper than expected, though most vapers find it settles into a refreshing balance rather than an overpowering one.

What strength should I choose if I'm new to nic salts?

Newer vapers or lighter smokers generally get on better starting lower within the available range rather than jumping straight to the maximum 20mg. You can always move up if the hit feels too mild, but starting high and finding it too strong tends to put people off a flavour they'd otherwise enjoy.

Does the lemonade taste change much once the bottle has been open a while?

Citrus notes are among the first to soften once a bottle has been opened and exposed to air repeatedly, so if you've had it a while and the lemonade edge feels less sharp than it did initially, that's a natural fade rather than a fault with the liquid.