IVG Pro 12 Starter Kit – Rainbow Burst

Rainbow Burst: a whole bag of fruit sweets in vapour

Rainbow Burst is not trying to be subtle, and that is the entire point. This is the vape equivalent of tipping a fistful of coloured fruit sweets into your mouth all at once and letting them tumble over each other. On the IVG Pro 12 Starter Kit, the flavour comes through bright, bouncy and unmistakably candied, a swirl of red, orange, yellow, green and purple fruit notes that never settles on a single one for long. If your happiest sweet-shop memory involves a striped paper bag and rainbow-coloured chews, this one speaks your language.

The joy of it is the movement. Rather than one flavour holding centre stage, you get a cast of them taking turns. There is a jammy red fruit that reads like strawberry or cherry leading things off, a citrus lift of orange and lemon brightening the middle, and a darker berry, blackcurrant or grape in character, deepening the back end so it does not just taste like sugar and nothing else. Each puff feels slightly different depending on which note your palate grabs first, and that constant small surprise is what stops a rainbow flavour becoming a flat wall of sweetness.

Sweetness is dialled high, as it should be for a candy blend, but there is a faint tangy edge tucked into the fruit that keeps it from cloying. It is the same trick that makes real rainbow sweets moreish: a whisper of sourness that resets your tongue between chews and makes you reach for the next one. Exhale and it leaves a mixed-fruit sweetness on the lips, colourful and fun, with none of the notes hanging around long enough to turn stale.

The mood it is made for

Rainbow Burst is a good-mood flavour, plain and simple. It suits daytime energy, sunny afternoons, festivals, road trips and any moment you want something upbeat rather than serious. It is the sort of vape that pairs with a laugh and a crowd, not quiet contemplation. If your day needs a bit of colour, this is a cheap and cheerful way to add some.

It is also a great pick for anyone stepping up from bland flavours who wants excitement without committing to one specific fruit. Because it covers so many bases at once, it rarely gets boring in the moment, and it is forgiving of a wandering palate. That said, if you prefer grown-up, understated flavours or you find intensely sweet vapes tiring, this is probably not your everyday hero. It wears its loud, playful personality on its sleeve, and that is exactly who it is for.

As a first flavour on a starter kit, it also makes a lot of sense. People coming to pod vaping fresh often do not yet know which single fruit they love, and a rainbow blend takes the pressure off that decision by handing you several at once. You can vape it for a week and start noticing which of the fruit notes you gravitate toward, which is genuinely useful for working out your taste. That makes Rainbow Burst not just a fun flavour but a handy way to learn your own preferences before you commit to something more specific down the line.

Currently out of stock: what to reach for meanwhile

Rainbow Burst is showing as out of stock at the moment, which is worth planning around rather than sulking about. Popular candy blends sell through quickly, so it is a good idea to note it and check back. In the meantime, a few directions scratch a similar itch without pretending to be an exact copy:

• A mixed-fruit or tropical blend: keeps that busy, multi-fruit character even if the exact line-up differs.
• A blue raspberry or berry candy: holds onto the sweet, sherbet-adjacent fun while you wait.
• A single bright fruit like cherry or strawberry: simpler, but a satisfying stand-in if you just want that sugary hit.

None of these will be identical, and that is fine; treat them as understudies rather than replacements. When Rainbow Burst comes back into stock, it is a flavour worth grabbing a spare of, precisely because it disappears so fast.

How it compares and what to pair it with

Against a single-fruit candy, Rainbow Burst simply has more going on. Where a lone strawberry sweet gives you one clear idea, this gives you five talking at once, which is more entertaining but less focused. If you want precision, pick a single fruit; if you want variety in every puff, this wins hands down.

Compared with a sour sweets flavour, Rainbow Burst is gentler. The tang here is a supporting act, not the headline, so you get the fun of mixed fruit without the mouth-puckering acidity a dedicated sour blend brings. That makes it easier to vape for longer stretches than a full-on sour.

For rotation, the smart move is to swap it out with something clean and cooling so your palate does not tire of all that colour. A crisp menthol resets everything beautifully. A simple lemonade or a light ice flavour also works, giving you a calm, refreshing counterpoint that makes the next session of Rainbow Burst pop all over again. Keeping two contrasting flavours on the go is the surest way to stop even the most exciting candy blend from fading into background noise.

Getting the best out of it

Because the whole appeal is those layered fruit notes, you want to give them the best chance to show up. With the starter kit, let a fresh pod sit for a moment after fitting so the wick saturates, then take unhurried draws; gentle, steady pulls let each fruit register instead of blurring them into one sugary smear. A little airflow helps the brighter citrus and berry tones separate, which is where a lot of the fun lives.

Look after the flavour and it looks after you. Store spare pods somewhere cool and dark, upright and away from radiators and windows, since heat and light dull candy flavours and break nicotine down faster. A fresh, well-kept pod is where Rainbow Burst is at its most vivid. As always with these products, they are for over-18s only, and UK nic salt e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml, so whatever strength you choose sits within that legal ceiling.

Rainbow Burst FAQ

Which fruits can I actually taste in it?

It is a deliberate jumble rather than a fixed recipe, but most vapers pick out a red fruit like strawberry or cherry, a citrus lift of orange and lemon, and a darker berry such as blackcurrant or grape. Which one you notice first tends to shift puff to puff, and that shifting quality is a big part of the appeal.

Is it too sweet for all-day use?

It is a proudly sweet flavour, so if you are sensitive to sugary vapes it can feel like a lot over many hours. The faint tang helps, but the best fix is to rotate it with a menthol or a light citrus, which keeps your palate fresh and lets you enjoy the rainbow for longer.

When will it be back in stock?

Stock timing on fast-moving candy flavours can vary, so the honest answer is to check the product page and grab it when it returns. Because it tends to sell through quickly, picking up a spare once it is available is a sensible move if it becomes a favourite.