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Lost Mary BM6000 Review

Lost Mary BM6000

The Lost Mary BM6000 are rechargeable disposable pod kits that hold 10ml of 20mg nic salt juice and give you up to 6000 puffs before the juice runs out. They’re inhale activated, and there’s a small screen on the front to let you know how much battery power is left. The coil in the device is a 1.1ohm coil and this gives a good MTL draw.

There is 10ml of juice included in the pack. It comes in the form of a little bottle that you screw the top off and click into the bottom of the device once you’ve removed the rubber stopper that’s there to keep things clean before you pop the juice bottle in. you can keep track of how much juice is left is because the bottle is translucent, and you can see how much juice is left in there at any time.

The design is pretty much the same as their usual disposables, albeit a little bigger, and there’s now a battery indicator screen and USB Type-C slot on the device for the battery. The mouthpiece has moved to the middle, so it’s not really like their usual design at all. The bottom is curved so much that you can’t stand it upright and must put the pod on its back when not in use or in your pocket/bag.

The draw is a nice, medium tight MTL, and the autodraw works perfectly. There’s a small airflow hole above the juice level that you could carefully partially obscure to get a slightly tighter draw if that’s what you’re after.

I was sent five flavours to try out. They are your typical strong disposable flavours, all with added sweetener and ice additives in them, so if that’s your jam then you’ll be happy.

Cola

It is a distinct cola flavour. The sweetener is in overdrive here, as it should be with a soft drink based vape juice. It’s personally too sweet for me but the wife likens it to ‘full fat’ coke rather than the diet versions. I don’t get a lot of fizz myself, but it is there, and the ice additive gives it a nice blast of cold to temper the sweetness.

Grape

There’s a depth in it that belies the simple tag they’ve put on it. It’s very sweet and it does have the dark, almost winey grape flavour that so many grape juices have, but there’s also an uplifting grapey freshness there that so many others don’t capture, perhaps that’s due to the ice though. It’s decent, and the wife loves it so much she’s nearly finished the whole thing already.

Blueberry Sour Raspberry

The raspberry is much more present than the blueberry, and it’s an absolutely fantastic raspberry flavour. The blueberry is there in the background, adding its sweet mustiness, but it is overshadowed by the sweet tangy raspberry. I think this may be the best bar salt style juice I’ve tried so far, it’s lovely and I’m at the stage where I’m using the kit as my second device right now when I fancy a hit of sugariness.

Triple Mango

This one is very sweet again, but that works very well with the mango. There’s no floral or perfume in this flavour like you get with some mangos, and it’s a nice, sweet, tropical vape with a lingering aftertaste. I quite like this one, but the sweetness does linger for a while.

Menthol

After all the sweet fruits, this menthol is a nice change of pace. You get a proper coolness on the lips as an after effect with it, and the flavour itself is a nice cool menthol with a sweetness that isn’t overly invasive.

Conclusion

Yes, the Lost Mary flavours are all very sweet with a heavy hit of ice in them, as most of the popular disposables are, but the flavours underneath are very well done. I can see why they’re popular with people. They may be a touch sweet for me personally, but I am really enjoying the Blueberry Sour Raspberry for the odd hit as it just tastes so nice, despite the sweetener that I’ve been so dismissive of in the past.

The device itself works well, and I’ve had no issues with the autodraw, and I like that you can easily see the juice level. It’s good that there are options for people to get more out of their disposables now as the illegal market is a worrying trend.