Lost Mary Flavors — MT35000, Ultrasonic & Nera 70K

Lost Mary (also searched as "lost mary vape flavors") is one of the more consistent disposable brands on the market right now. Rated 4.61 out of 5 across 400+ verified customer reviews, the lineup covers everything from straightforward high-puff disposables to a refillable pod kit built for long-term use. If you've been vaping for a while, you probably already know the draw quality — if you're newer to it, Lost Mary is a solid place to start.

 

 

Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo

The MT35000 Turbo runs on an 18mL prefilled tank with 5% salt nicotine and a 1000mAh USB-C rechargeable battery. It toggles between two modes: Smooth Mode (up to 35,000 puffs) for longer, more relaxed sessions, and Turbo Mode (up to 20,000 puffs) when you want a bigger hit. A built-in display shows real-time battery and e-liquid levels. "Best vape by far in my opinion. Good flavor and long lasting." — Gerald H.

Lost Mary Ultrasonic 35K

The Ultrasonic 35K uses ultrasonic atomization instead of a standard coil setup, which produces a noticeably finer vapor. It also has dual mesh coils and a spin dial that lets you adjust between smoother draws and more tart flavor delivery — a small but genuinely useful feature. Two modes here as well: Normal for battery conservation, Boost for stronger hits. "This vape really is super smooth!" — Darryl H.

Lost Mary Nera Fullview 70K Kit Newest

This is the most recent addition to the lineup and the one worth paying attention to if you go through devices fast. The Nera 70K is a pod kit — it comes with two refillable 2mL pods and two 10mL refill containers, totaling around 70,000 puffs from a single kit. The 800mAh battery is rechargeable via USB-C, and the pods are sold separately once you have the device, so ongoing cost is lower than buying disposables. "The same Lost Mary quality we all know and love with two pods that last longer than the normal devices." — Daniel B.

 

 

Lost Mary Flavors

The bestsellers at eJuiceDB right now are Miami Mint, Baja Splash, Winter Mint, Blue Razz Ice, and Blue Baja Splash. The mint-forward options move fastest — Miami Mint and Winter Mint consistently rank at the top. "Lost Mary products always seem to hit just right. Great flavor and very long lasting." — Jason C.

 

 

What You Should Know

All three devices use 5% (50mg) salt nicotine — there's no lower-nic option in this collection, so if you're sensitive to nicotine, keep that in mind. Compared to Geek Bar, Lost Mary tends to run slightly cooler on the draw. Against RAZ Vape, the Nera 70K's refillable pod system gives it a meaningful cost advantage over time. The MT35000 Turbo and Ultrasonic 35K are closer competitors to each other — the main difference is the ultrasonic atomization on the 35K, which you'll either notice immediately or not at all depending on your palate.

 

Lost Mary Flavors — MT35000, Ultrasonic & Nera 70K Most Asked Questions

What are the best Lost Mary flavors right now?

The top-selling Lost Mary flavors at eJuiceDB are Miami Mint, Baja Splash, Winter Mint, Blue Razz Ice, and Blue Baja Splash. If you're not sure where to start, Miami Mint is the one most people come back for — it's consistent, not too sweet, and works well across all three devices.

What's the difference between Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo and the Ultrasonic 35K?

Both are high-puff disposables with dual vaping modes, but they work differently under the hood. The MT35000 Turbo uses a standard coil setup and gives you up to 35,000 puffs in Smooth Mode. The Ultrasonic 35K uses ultrasonic atomization instead of a coil, which produces a finer vapor and a slightly cleaner flavor profile. It also has a spin dial for adjusting tartness — a feature the Turbo doesn't have. If you're chasing raw puff count, go Turbo. If vapor quality matters more to you, the Ultrasonic 35K is worth the look.

How many puffs do Lost Mary devices actually last?

It depends on the device and how you use it. The MT35000 Turbo gets up to 35,000 puffs on Smooth Mode and up to 20,000 on Turbo Mode. The Ultrasonic 35K is rated similarly at 35,000 puffs on Normal Mode. The Nera 70K is a different story — it's a refillable pod kit with two 10mL refill containers, rated at around 70,000 puffs total per kit. Heavy vapers will notice the difference.

Is the Lost Mary Nera 70K worth it compared to regular disposables?

If you go through disposables fast, yes. The Nera 70K is a pod kit, not a disposable — you buy the device once, then replace the pods as needed. That brings the per-puff cost down noticeably over time compared to buying individual Lost Mary disposables. The tradeoff is that it requires a bit more maintenance. For casual vapers, a disposable like the MT35000 Turbo is simpler. For daily heavy use, the Nera 70K makes more financial sense.

What nicotine strength do Lost Mary flavors come in?

All Lost Mary devices in this collection use 5% (50mg) salt nicotine. There's no lower-nic option available in the current lineup, so if you're sensitive to nicotine or trying to step down, that's worth knowing before you buy.

How does Lost Mary compare to Geek Bar and RAZ Vape?

Lost Mary tends to run slightly cooler on the draw than Geek Bar, which some people prefer and others don't — it's a matter of taste. Against RAZ Vape, the comparison depends on which device you're looking at. The Nera 70K's refillable pod system gives it a clear cost advantage over RAZ's disposable lineup if you're a frequent vaper. For single-use disposables, the MT35000 Turbo and RAZ are closer in experience.