The Lost Mary BM1000 Turbo Grape 20mg is a modern disposable e-cigarette for users who enjoy sweet fruity flavors and convenient vaping without any settings. The Grape flavor is based on the taste of ripe dark grapes with a distinctly sweet and slightly syrupy profile typical of popular grape vape liquids.
This is not a dry wine taste, but rather juicy sweet grapes in a candy grape style, which have been very popular in the world of disposable vapes for a long time. The flavor is full, distinct, and holds well throughout the entire use of the device.
The 20 mg/ml nicotine salt ensures quick nicotine satisfaction while providing a smooth draw without an overly aggressive throat hit. Thanks to MTL (mouth-to-lung) vaping, the Lost Mary BM1000 Turbo is also suitable for smokers transitioning from traditional cigarettes to vaping as a less harmful alternative.
The device offers a practical Turbo Mode, which allows switching between a more economical mode and a more intense vaping experience with a more pronounced flavor and greater vapor production. The integrated display also shows the device status and the percentage of remaining capacity, so you always have an overview of the battery life.
Compact dimensions and ergonomic design make the BM1000 Turbo an ideal everyday pocket vape. A big plus is also the removable battery, which facilitates ecological recycling compared to common disposable e-cigarettes.
Parameters
- up to 1000 puffs
- battery capacity: 550 mAh
- liquid volume: 2 ml
- nicotine content: 20 mg/ml
- nicotine type: nicotine salt
- PG/VG ratio: 50/50
- vaping mode: MTL
- automatic draw without a button
- Turbo Mode for more intense flavor and more vapor
- display showing device status
- dimensions: 65 × 36 × 17.4 mm
- disposable vape device without liquid refilling
Grape is an ideal choice for fans of sweet grape flavors, fruity disposable vapes, and intense everyday vaping without complicated maintenance.
Fans of sweet grape flavors often also reach for Lost Mary Turbo Blueberryor Lost Mary Turbo Strawberry ICE.
