Fruit e-liquid in New Zealand is two different products wearing the same fruit name. One is a bottle you refill with, and on this site it stops at 6 mg/mL of freebase nicotine. The other is a pod a factory filled, and the pod lines listed here run at 20, 26 and 28.5 mg/mL. Settle which of those two formats you can use first, and the flavour shortlist gets much shorter. Skip that step and you end up comparing fruit names across two ranges that were never interchangeable.
What follows is a selection method, not a tasting note. Every product figure was read back from this store’s live listings on 17 September 2026, and every rule comes from the New Zealand Ministry of Health and Health New Zealand pages listed at the end.
What You Are Really Choosing
This is a purchasing decision with three parts, and the order matters: which format your setup accepts, which concentration range that format exists in here, and only then which fruit build you want from what remains.
Flavour questions feel like the interesting part, but they come last for a reason. This store declares 16 fruit builds across its bottled e-liquids, and a different set again across its pod lines. A reader who picks a flavour first and then finds the concentration does not exist in a usable format has to start over. A reader who filters by format and concentration first has a much smaller set of bottles to compare.
This page does not tell you what strength to use. That is a personal decision, and the site covers it separately in how to choose a nicotine level for yourself. What this page does is show which ranges are actually listed here, so the decision you make next is a real one.
The Two Ceilings That Decide What Exists in Each Format
The Ministry of Health sets one ceiling for most vaping substances and a higher one for a specific case. Its wording is short enough to quote directly: “Nicotine must not exceed a nicotine limit of 20 mg/ml.” The exception is equally specific: “A vaping substance that contains nicotine only in salt form and is intended for use in a reusable vaping device has a maximum nicotine limit of 28.5 mg/ml.” Both conditions travel together. A liquid that is not salt-only does not get the higher number, and a salt liquid not intended for a reusable device does not get it either.
That single split is why the numbers jump so far when you move from bottles to pods. A fruit name at 3 mg and the same fruit name at 28.5 mg are not a light version and a strong version of one product, and treating them as two settings on one dial is where most of the confusion starts. Reusable vaping products must also comply with prescribed flavour descriptions, a requirement the Ministry’s own page dates from 21 March 2024.
The ceilings are set by the Ministry of Health and apply at retail, not only at the factory. If you want the limits argued out in full, including the effective dates, that work already exists in the site’s New Zealand nicotine concentration limits guide. This page uses the ceilings as a filter rather than as a topic.
Format First, Fruit Second
All 16 bottled e-liquids listed here are freebase liquids in 60 mL bottles with a 70VG/30PG blend. Every one is listed at 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL, and 11 of the 16 also carry a 0 mg/mL option. Read back on 17 September 2026, that is the entire bottled concentration range on the site: three numbers, and not all three of them on every bottle.
Pre-filled pods work differently. The manufacturer fills them, the concentration is fixed by the pod line rather than chosen by you, and the fruit builds available are the ones that line was made in. The pod lines listed here sit at 20 mg/mL, 26 mg/mL and 28.5 mg/mL, and they are sold as replacement pods that insert into a matching device. There is no 3 mg option on a 28.5 mg/mL pod line, and there is no 28.5 mg/mL option among the bottles.
So the first honest question is not which fruit, but bottle or pod. Everything after that is narrower.
The Fruit E-Liquid Selection Matrix
This table is the decision asset of the page. Read down the first column to the format you can actually use, then take the row.
| Format you can use | What this store lists for that format | Fruit builds declared on those listings | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bottled e-liquid you refill with | 16 freebase e-liquids, 60 mL, 70VG/30PG. All 16 list 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL; 11 of the 16 also list 0 mg/mL | Single fruit and fruit combinations: apple, grape, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry raspberry, peach passionfruit, pineapple, tropical peach, watermelon, mango, guava, sour raspberry, sweet grape, tropical sweet, apple menthol, berry menthol | Open the full e-liquid range this store lists and filter by the concentration your bottle needs to be |
| Pre-filled pod system | Replacement pods across seven pod lines at three concentrations: 20 mg/mL (IGET LUNA KP13000, IGET Bar Plus 4.0), 26 mg/mL (Inmood Switch 10K) and 28.5 mg/mL (IGET LUNA KP13000, IGET Bar Plus 3.0, DRAGBAR ICZ MAX, Elfbar JoinOne Icy, Vapengin Jupiter Plus) | A separate fruit list per pod line, including combinations such as blackberry pomegranate, peach apple, pineapple kiwifruit and mango tropical | Check the pod lines at the concentration you want, because the fruit list changes from one line to the next |
| A bottle above 6 mg/mL | No bottled liquid above 6 mg/mL is listed on this site today | Not applicable | Either stay inside the listed bottle range, or use a pre-filled format for a higher concentration |
Two rows and one dead end. That is the whole shelf, and it is a much shorter list than a fruit-name count suggests.
Filter the Shortlist by Label Pattern
Once you are inside the right row, sort the remaining listings by label pattern and nothing more. A single fruit name declares one flavour; a compound name such as blueberry raspberry or pineapple kiwifruit declares two; a word such as sour, sweet or menthol sits beside the fruit as a modifier rather than adding a second fruit. Use that pattern as a filter for the shortlist, not as a reading of what the words taste like.
A listing states no intensity, sweetness, or cooling level, and no tasting test was run for this article, so the label is all the filter works on. The naming rules behind those words, and the flavour families they describe, belong to the site’s guide to how New Zealand constrains flavour names on a listing. This page only uses the pattern to make the shortlist smaller.
What This Store Lists Right Now
Checked 17 September 2026. Every figure below was read back from the live product listings on that date, not from a supplier sheet or an old catalogue.
| Bottled e-liquid | SKUs | Declared primary flavour | Nicotine options | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chosen (Manufactured in NZ) | 8 | Apple, Blueberry Raspberry, Grape, Peach Passionfruit, Pineapple, Raspberry, Strawberry, Tropical Peach | 0 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg on all 8 | 60 mL, 70VG/30PG |
| ZAP! AISU (Manufactured in the UK) | 8 | Apple Menthol, Berry Menthol, Mango, Sour Raspberry, Sweet Grape, Tropical Sweet, Sweet Guava, Watermelon | 3 mg and 6 mg on all 8; 0 mg only on Apple Menthol, Sweet Grape and Tropical Sweet | 60 mL, 70VG/30PG |
Two of the 16 bottles show that listing format directly: Chosen Tropical Peach and ZAP! AISU Mango each carry the declared flavour, the nicotine options, the bottle size and the blend on one page. They also show why the concentration column above decides the pick: the Chosen listing declares a 0 mg option and the AISU listing does not.
The pod side of the shelf is a shorter list with higher numbers. Replacement pods are listed at 20 mg/mL for IGET LUNA KP13000 and IGET Bar Plus 4.0, at 26 mg/mL for Inmood Switch 10K, and at 28.5 mg/mL for IGET LUNA KP13000, IGET Bar Plus 3.0, DRAGBAR ICZ MAX, Elfbar JoinOne Icy and Vapengin Jupiter Plus. Those figures are what makes a bottle at 3 mg look like a different category, because it is.
One absence is worth stating plainly, because it changes what you can buy here: every salt-labelled product category on this site held zero published products on 17 September 2026, including the Salt Nicotine E-liquid category. If you want a fruit flavour above 6 mg/mL from this store today, the pre-filled pods are where that range lives, and the bottles are where 0 to 6 mg/mL lives.
Compliance and Purchasing Notice for New Zealand Buyers
Vaping products in New Zealand are supplied to adults aged 18 and over only. The concentration ceilings quoted above are set by the Ministry of Health and apply at retail: 20 mg/mL for vaping substances generally, and 28.5 mg/mL for a substance that contains nicotine only in salt form and is intended for use in a reusable vaping device. Flavour naming is restricted by the variant name rules that apply to all vaping products sold in New Zealand.
On the retail side, vaping products cannot be supplied free, at a reduced charge, or bundled with other products at a single price, with one exception: supply as part of a publicly funded smoking cessation programme. Since 17 June 2025 a specialist vape retailer also cannot offer a buyer a gift, cash rebate, or entry into a contest or game to encourage a purchase. That is why this page carries no promotion and no price.
This article makes no claim about health, quitting, or safety, and no sensory testing was performed for it. It is a document-and-inventory comparison: product facts come from the listings read on 17 September 2026, and the rules come from the Ministry of Health and Health New Zealand pages listed below. The requirements page for reusable vaping products carries a publication date of 20 March 2024 and was last updated 24 July 2025. The Ministry’s page on recent changes to the Smokefree laws records that the location changes and increased penalties came into force on 18 December 2024, and that the disposable vape ban and the retail visibility and display restrictions followed on 17 June 2025.
Where to Go Next
If you are buying a bottle, start at the e-liquid category and filter by the concentration you picked from the matrix. If you are buying pods, choose the pod line whose concentration matches your decision first and read its fruit list second.
If the ceiling numbers still need context, read the site’s guide to choosing a nicotine level next. If you are still deciding between formats rather than flavours, what vape liquid is and how the formats differ is the better starting point.
References
- Ministry of Health – Update for manufacturers, importers and retailers of vaping products (publication date 20 March 2024, last updated 24 July 2025). Source of the concentration ceilings and the 21 March 2024 reusable-product requirements, including prescribed flavour descriptions.
- Ministry of Health – Regulatory guidelines for retailers of vaping and other notifiable products. Read 17 September 2026. Source of the retail-side ceiling wording, the cessation-programme exception to the free and discounted supply prohibition, and the 17 June 2025 incentive restrictions.
- Ministry of Health – Recent changes to Smokefree laws (last updated 24 July 2025). Read 17 September 2026. Source of the effective dates: the location changes and increased penalties came into force on 18 December 2024, and the disposable vape ban and the retail visibility and display restrictions came into force on 17 June 2025.
- Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora – Smoking and vaping. Official New Zealand health topic page for readers who want the health system’s own material.
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