Best IGET Bar Flavours in Australia
There are more IGET Bar flavours than anyone can sensibly work through, so here are the ones that actually get reordered, grouped by the kind of thing you are after. Reorder rate is a better guide than a review, because it tells you who came back.
If you want ice
Blackberry Ice is the most consistent seller we stock and the safest first pick. The berry reads dark rather than sweet and the cooling sits behind it instead of dominating. Lush Ice, a watermelon and menthol blend, is the other reliable one and is the closest thing to a default flavour in this category.
Peach Ice and Banana Ice sit slightly softer. Both are worth trying if you find heavy menthol tiring, because the cooling in each is noticeably lighter.
If you want fruit without the cold
Strawberry Raspberry is the pick here and it outsells most of the ice flavours on its own. It reads as jammy rather than boiled sweet, which is what stops it becoming sickly across a full device.
Quadruple Berry is the busier option, layering four berries, and it splits opinion more. Raspberry Grape is the one to try if you like grape but find single grape flavours artificial, because the raspberry cuts the sweetness.
If you want something sweeter
Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy does exactly what the name says and is the closest the range gets to a confectionery flavour. Black Forest is the dessert pick, a cherry and chocolate blend that works better as an evening device than an all day one.
A general warning on sweet flavours: they coat the wick faster, so they can taste flat sooner than a clean fruit or ice flavour on the same device.
How to pick without wasting money
Buy across categories rather than doubling up. Two ice flavours tell you very little, whereas one ice, one fruit and one sweet tells you which family you actually belong to. From there you can buy properly.
If you are new to the range, the IGET Bar 3500 is the cheapest way to sample, because three flavours cost roughly what one large rechargeable device does. Once you know your family, moving up to a bigger model in the same flavour is straightforward.
Flavour fatigue is real
If a flavour you loved suddenly tastes like nothing, that is usually your palate rather than the device. Vaping the same profile for weeks dulls your perception of it. Keeping two devices in different families and alternating fixes it for most people, and it costs nothing extra because you use the same total liquid either way.
