Flavour: Triple Mango
The Triple Mango Lost Mary Nic Salts delivers Ripe tropical mango. Available in 5mg and 10mg and 20mg. It's a genuine, UK TPD-compliant e-liquid with fast, free UK delivery on orders over £40.
Triple Mango, Ripe tropical mango. The Lost Mary Nic Salts has quietly become a go-to nic salts choice, and once you try it you'll see why. Expect a lineup of 42 flavours to work through, all wrapped in Lost Mary's reliable build. It's also in our BUY 5 FOR £10 deal, so stocking up works out cheaper. As always it's fully authentic, TPD compliant and on its way the moment you check out.
This listing is for the Triple Mango flavour of the Lost Mary Nic Salts. Prefer something else? Browse every Lost Mary Nic Salts flavour in the list further down the page.
The Lost Mary Nic Salts costs £1.59 at PinkVape, or less with our BUY 5 FOR £10 deal. Every order over £40 ships free across the UK, and it's 100% genuine, TPD-compliant stock.
The Lost Mary Nic Salts comes in 42 flavours, including Banana Ice, Blackberry Ice, Blueberry, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry. Choose your flavour using the selector on this page before adding to basket.
The Lost Mary Nic Salts comes in 5mg, 10mg, 20mg. Lighter smokers usually get on well with 10mg, while heavier smokers tend to prefer 20mg for a stronger throat hit.
Keep the Lost Mary Nic Salts upright, out of direct sunlight and away from heat, a hot car or windowsill can affect the e-liquid and its flavour. Room temperature and a drawer or bag is ideal, and always store it out of reach of children and pets.
You can buy the Lost Mary Nic Salts right here at PinkVape. We're a UK-based online vape shop with fast tracked delivery, genuine stock and free shipping on orders over £40.
Yes. Every Lost Mary Nic Salts we sell is 100% authentic, sourced through official UK channels and fully TPD compliant. We never sell counterfeits.
Please vape responsibly. This product contains nicotine, which is an addictive substance. Not for sale to anyone under the age of 18.
Triple Mango does not mess about. As a Lost Mary nic salt e-liquid it is built around a single idea taken to its fullest, which is mango stacked on mango on mango until the fruit is almost impossibly ripe and juicy. Rather than one flat mango note, the blend layers different sides of the fruit together, the sweet golden flesh, the slightly sharper edge near the skin, and that deep, almost floral perfume that a truly ripe mango gives off. The result is rich, tropical and mouth-coating, the vaping equivalent of a mango so ripe the juice runs down your wrist.
Because this is a nic salt liquid rather than a prefilled pod, it lands slightly differently in the mouth. Nic salts deliver a smoother throat feel even at higher strengths, so the mango comes through soft and rounded rather than sharp. In the UK the nicotine is capped at 20mg per millilitre, or two percent, which is the strongest you will find, and Triple Mango wears that strength comfortably thanks to that smoothness. It is a flavour designed to satisfy, which is exactly what you want from a fruit this indulgent.
The inhale opens sweet and instantly tropical. You get the ripe golden mango straight away, thick and sugary, the sort of taste that feels like sunshine. There is no slow build here; the fruit is generous from the first millimetre of the pull. As the draw develops, the layering starts to show, and a slightly tangier, more perfumed mango note lifts the sweetness so it does not sit heavy on the palate. This middle stretch is what separates Triple Mango from a plain single mango, because there is genuine depth and complexity where a lesser blend would just be sweet.
On the exhale the fruit stays warm and full, with a smooth, creamy-textured finish that lingers pleasantly. There is no ice or menthol in this one, so nothing cuts the tropical richness short. The aftertaste is a soft, sweet mango that hangs around just long enough to make you want the next pull, without ever turning cloying or artificial. It is a satisfying, comforting finish, the kind that makes a bottle disappear faster than you planned.
Triple Mango is aimed at people who genuinely love their fruit sweet, ripe and unapologetic. If half-measures bore you and you want a mango that tastes like the real thing at its peak, this is your bottle. It is also a great fit for refillable-device users who want an all-day tropical flavour that stays interesting, and for anyone moving over from disposables who wants a familiar, crowd-pleasing taste in a longer-lasting, better-value format.
Who should think twice? If you prefer dry, tart or lightly flavoured vapes, this will feel too sweet and too full-on as an all-day choice. Anyone who finds rich fruits sickly after a while may want it as a treat rather than a mainstay.
This is an escapist flavour, so it suits the times you want a little lift out of the ordinary. It is brilliant on a grey British afternoon when you fancy a taste of somewhere warmer, and it comes into its own on holiday, by a pool, or anywhere you are already in a relaxed, sunny mood. It pairs naturally with tropical drinks and works as a lovely after-dinner vape when you want something sweet without reaching for a pudding. Because it is warm and mellow rather than sharp, it also settles nicely into slow evenings, though its sunniest, most joyful side really shows in the daytime.
Against a single mango liquid, Triple Mango is deeper, riper and more rounded, with that triple-layering giving it a complexity a solo fruit cannot reach. Set it beside a mango-ice and the difference is immediate, since this stays warm and creamy where the iced version turns crisp and cold. Compared with a mango-and-pineapple or a mixed tropical blend, it is more focused, giving you mango in full rather than sharing the stage with other fruits. If you have tried a mango-passionfruit before, expect this to be sweeter and less tangy, leaning into ripeness rather than sourness.
Pairing and rotation keep a rich flavour like this from wearing out its welcome:
Getting the truest taste from a nic salt mango comes down to your setup and your habits. This liquid is a nic salt, so it is designed for higher-resistance, mouth-to-lung style coils and pod devices rather than big airy sub-ohm tanks, and it shines when matched that way. When you fit a fresh coil, prime it and let the liquid soak into the wick for a few minutes before vaping, because a dry wick will scorch and mute the ripe mango notes. Gentle, steady mouth-to-lung draws bring out far more of the fruit layering than hard, lung-filling pulls.
Storage protects the flavour over the life of a bottle. Keep it upright, tightly capped, out of direct sunlight and away from heat, since light and warmth slowly darken nic salt liquids and can dull the brightness of the mango. A cool, dark cupboard is ideal. A little natural steeping can happen once a bottle has been open a while, which tends to deepen the ripe, jammy side of the flavour, so do not be surprised if it tastes even richer a couple of weeks in. As always with nicotine liquids, keep it well out of reach of children and anyone under eighteen.
Lost Mary nic salts are sold at nic salt strengths, with the strongest permitted in the UK being 20mg per millilitre, which is two percent. Nic salts feel smoother than freebase nicotine at the same level, so even the higher strength stays gentle on the throat while the mango does the talking. Choose the strength that matches your usual intake.
No. Triple Mango is a warm, purely tropical profile with no menthol or ice, which is why the fruit tastes so rich and full. If you want the same mango with a cold finish you would look for a mango ice instead and keep this one for when you want the fruit unchilled.
The triple in the name refers to layering different facets of the fruit, the sweet flesh, the tangier skin note and the perfumed ripeness, so it reads as fuller and more three-dimensional than a single mango. In practice that means more depth across the draw and a taste that stays interesting rather than flattening out into plain sweetness.
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