Fruitbae does one thing: two fruits over ice. There is no tobacco, no dessert and no candy anywhere in the range — every bottle pairs a sweet fruit with a sharper one and finishes cool. That makes it easy to shop once you know the groupings, and it is the reason the brand is worth buying by family rather than by guesswork. There are 22 flavours in freebase and 19 in salt nic, at $18.99 and $23.99 for 30mL respectively, all on the Fruitbae page.
Settle the format before the flavour
This matters more than which fruit you pick, so get it out of the way first. The salt nic range is 20mg and belongs in a refillable pod — Fruitbae states plainly that it is not for sub-ohm tanks. The freebase range is a 70/30 blend in 3mg, 6mg and 12mg, built for tanks and direct-to-lung kits. Buy the wrong one and the liquid is not at fault: 3mg in a pod feels like nothing, and 20mg in a tank is harsh and gone in two days. Our salt nic vs freebase guide walks through it properly if you are not sure which you own.
Tropical — six bottles
Mango Lychee, Mango Peach, Pineapple Guava, Guava Cactus, Passionfruit Aloe and Raspberry Jackfruit. This is the group to start in if you are coming off a disposable, because tropical blends are what most big-puff devices lead with and the transition tastes familiar. Mango Peach is the softest and the safest first bottle; Guava Cactus and Passionfruit Aloe are the two that taste least like anything else on our shelf, since aloe and cactus bring a green, almost vegetal edge rather than more sugar. Raspberry Jackfruit is the oddity — jackfruit reads somewhere between banana and bubblegum, and it either lands or it does not.
Berry — six bottles
Apple Berry, Banana Berry, Black Currant Raspberry, Blueberry Kiwi, Blue Razz Melon and Raspberry Apple. Blue Razz Melon is the one closest to the blue-raspberry flavour that dominates disposables, so it is the easy pick. Black Currant Raspberry is darker and more tart, and is the berry bottle that holds up best over a 60mL because it is not purely sweet. Raspberry Apple and Apple Berry are close cousins — if you want apple forward, take Raspberry Apple.
Strawberry — three bottles
Strawberry Guava, Strawberry Kiwi and Strawberry Tangerine. Strawberry Kiwi is the classic and the one people rebuy. Strawberry Tangerine is the brightest of the three thanks to the citrus, and Strawberry Guava the sweetest and roundest.
Melon and citrus — four bottles
Watermelon Honeydew, Grapefruit Watermelon, Cherry Lemon and Pomegranate Orange. These are the lightest bottles in the range and the best hot-weather picks. Grapefruit Watermelon is genuinely bitter-edged rather than sweet, which is rare in vape juice and the reason it has a following. Cherry Lemon is the most candy-adjacent thing Fruitbae makes, and Pomegranate Orange sits between the citrus and the berry group.
The three that do not group
Peach Apricot is a two-stone-fruit blend and the quietest flavour in the range — low ice, no sharp edge, which makes it an all-day bottle. Banana is a straight single fruit and the only one available nicotine-free, as a 0mg 60mL. Fruit Burst is the mixed punch: no single fruit in front, which is the one to buy when you cannot decide or are buying for someone else.
Three flavours are freebase-only right now
Worth knowing before you plan an order. Apple Berry, Banana Berry and Strawberry Guava exist in the freebase range but not in salt nic, which is why the counts differ — 22 against 19. If you vape a pod and want one of those three, there is no 20mg version to buy yet.
How iced is it, really
Every Fruitbae bottle is iced, but the cooling is not uniform and the name will not tell you. As a rule the melon and citrus group runs coolest, tropical sits in the middle, and the stone fruits — Peach Apricot especially — are lightest on the ice. Each product page states where that particular bottle lands, so check it rather than assuming from the fruit.
What it costs
| Format | Size | Price | Per mL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt nic, 20mg | 30mL | $23.99 | 80 cents |
| Salt nic, 20mg | 60mL | $37.99 | 63 cents |
| Freebase, 3–12mg | 30mL | $18.99 | 63 cents |
| Freebase, 3–12mg | 60mL | $34.99 | 58 cents |
All prices include federal excise duty. At 58 cents the 60mL freebase ties with Kapow freebase 60mL for the cheapest e-liquid per mL we sell. Only Banana and Black Currant Raspberry come in 60mL salt nic; everything else in that range is 30mL.
Which to buy first
If you are moving over from a fruit disposable, take Blue Razz Melon or Mango Peach — both land close to flavours you already know. If you want something you have not had before, Guava Cactus or Grapefruit Watermelon. If you are buying 60mL and committing, Black Currant Raspberry or Peach Apricot, because neither gets tiring the way a sweet single fruit does. And if you are buying for someone whose taste you do not know, Fruit Burst.
Frequently asked questions
How many Fruitbae flavours are there?
Twenty-two in freebase and nineteen in salt nic. Apple Berry, Banana Berry and Strawberry Guava are freebase-only at the moment, which accounts for the difference.
Are all Fruitbae flavours iced?
Yes. Every bottle finishes with a cooling exhale, but the intensity varies — melon and citrus run coolest, stone fruits lightest. Each product page says where that bottle sits.
Is there a nicotine-free Fruitbae?
One: Banana, as a 0mg 60mL in the freebase range.
Can I put Fruitbae salt nic in a tank?
No. The salt range is 20mg and Fruitbae states it is not intended for sub-ohm tanks. For a tank, buy the freebase range at 3mg to 12mg instead.
Where can I buy Fruitbae in Canada?
At UniVape: salt nic from $23.99 and freebase from $18.99, same-day delivery across Toronto and the GTA from 335 Yonge Street, pickup in store, or shipping to every province where flavoured e-liquid is legal, free over $100. 19+ only, ID checked at the door.
Ships Canada-wide from Toronto; same-day delivery across the GTA and pickup at 335 Yonge Street. 19+ only, ID checked at the door.
WARNING: Vaping products contain nicotine, a highly addictive chemical. – Health Canada
