Lost Mary BM600 Prefilled Pods – Guava Ice

Guava, But Make It Cold

Guava is one of those fruits people either grew up with or discovered later in life through juice bars and fruit salads, and on the Lost Mary BM600 it gets a proper introduction. The first pull is not shy about it either. You get a wave of ripe, slightly musky guava that sits somewhere between pear and strawberry with a faint floral note underneath, and right behind it comes a clean menthol chill that stops the sweetness tipping into syrupy territory. It is not an icy blast that numbs your tongue, more like biting into fruit that has been left in the fridge overnight.

As the vape settles into a rhythm, the guava starts to show more of its character. There is a soft, almost creamy edge to it on the inhale, the kind of texture you get from tropical fruit rather than the sharper citrus or berry flavours that dominate a lot of disposable pods. The menthol does not fight for attention here, it works more like a supporting act, cooling the back of the throat just enough to keep each pull refreshing without turning the whole thing into a mouthwash experience. That balance is really the whole point of a Guava Ice flavour done well, and on the BM600 it leans closer to fruit forward than menthol forward, which suits people who want a cooling vape without losing the fruit underneath it.

On the exhale is where the flavour rounds itself out. The guava lingers a touch longer than the menthol, leaving a faintly sweet, slightly tropical aftertaste rather than a cold, empty finish. Some ice based flavours leave your mouth feeling stripped of taste for a minute after, but Guava Ice tends to leave a gentle echo of the fruit behind, which makes it easier to vape back to back without feeling like you have numbed your palate.

Best Time to Reach for It

This is a flavour that earns its keep in warm weather, in the car with the windows down, or on a walk when you want something that feels a bit more alive than a plain fruit vape. It also works well first thing in the morning for anyone who prefers a cooler, cleaner vape to start the day rather than something heavy and dessert like. Because the BM600 is a compact pod device rather than something you will be sat refilling, it is also the sort of flavour that suits being thrown in a bag or pocket for whenever the mood strikes, rather than a dedicated evening session on the sofa.

People who tend to enjoy Guava Ice are usually the ones who already like tropical fruit flavours such as mango or passionfruit but want a bit more refreshment thrown in, or menthol vapers who find plain mint or ice flavours a bit one dimensional and want some actual fruit character alongside the cool hit. If you find straight menthol too clinical and straight tropical fruit too sweet, this sits neatly in the middle.

How It Compares and What to Pair It With

Against other iced fruit flavours, Guava Ice sits closer to a watermelon ice or a lychee ice than it does to something sharper like a blue raspberry ice. It is rounder and softer, without the tartness that citrus or berry ice blends usually bring. Compared to a straight guava flavour without the ice, this version feels noticeably more refreshing and less cloying over a long session, which is worth knowing if you have tried non iced tropical vapes before and found them a bit heavy after a while.

To avoid palate fatigue, which is a real thing with any flavour you vape repeatedly for hours, it helps to rotate this with something that sits at the opposite end of the flavour wheel. A tobacco or plain menthol flavour works as a palate reset between sessions, or if you want to stay in fruit territory, something with citrus like a lemon or grapefruit vape can cleanse the sweetness before you come back to the guava. Vaping the same sweet fruit flavour constantly tends to dull your ability to taste it properly, so even a day or two of switching things up can bring the guava back to life when you return to it.

Getting the Best Out of the Flavour

A couple of small habits make a difference to how this flavour comes through. Taking slower, longer draws rather than short sharp puffs gives the guava more time to develop before the menthol kicks in, so you get the fuller fruit character rather than just a blast of cold. It is also worth noting that flavour perception on any pod fades a little as the coil nears the end of its life, so if Guava Ice suddenly tastes flatter or more menthol heavy than fruity, that is usually a sign the pod is on its way out rather than anything wrong with the flavour itself. Storing the device somewhere that is not too warm also helps keep the flavour accurate, since heat can throw off the balance between the fruit and the cooling agents over time.

Guava Ice FAQ

Is Guava Ice very strong on the menthol?

No, it is a moderate cooling effect rather than an intense ice hit. The guava is designed to lead the flavour with the menthol working in the background to keep things refreshing, so it suits vapers who want a cool finish without an overpowering minty blast.

Will the flavour fade before the pod runs out?

Like most prefilled pods, flavour intensity can taper slightly as you get through the puffs, particularly towards the very end. This is normal and happens with any e-liquid flavour, not just this one. If the taste drops off noticeably early, it is worth checking the pod is seated properly in the device.

Does Guava Ice suit someone who does not normally like menthol flavours?

It can work well for that, since the cooling here is gentler than a dedicated ice or menthol vape. Because the fruit does most of the talking, people who usually avoid menthol flavours often find this an easier way into an iced vape without it tasting too medicinal.