Iced Apple Juice: a cold juice-box flavour

Plenty of apple vapes taste like sweets. Iced Apple Juice went after something different, the taste of cold juice poured from a carton in the fridge.

In the glass

Breathe in and you get sweet, cloudy apple with a bit of body, the way pressed juice feels heavier than water. It is not sharp like a green apple sweet. On the exhale the cooling comes in and a gentle tartness shows up at the back, which stops the sweetness from building.

It is a good fit for people who want fruit without candy, and for anyone who vapes a lot in warm weather. Lighter drink flavours like this also tend to suit vapers who get tired of dessert profiles.

About the original

This was a POP Stix flavour. The product page described the POP Stix as a ready-to-use disposable with no buttons or settings, and listed up to 600 puffs per device with 2% salt nicotine (20mg/ml). Liquid and battery capacity were not stated, so we leave them out.

Disposable vapes were banned from sale in the UK from 1 June 2025, and POP Stix were discontinued. We are an independent guide and are not linked to the POP Vapor brand.

Where to find apple juice flavour now

Here is the honest bit. Exact "apple juice" pods are thin on the ground in the UK. Most prefilled ranges go for red apple ice, sour apple or apple peach instead.

That makes a refillable pod kit the better route for this one. You buy a reusable device, fill its pod from a 10ml bottle of nic salt, and pick from a much wider list of apple flavours. A juicy apple nic salt gets you closest, and you can choose the strength: 20mg/ml is the legal UK maximum and matches the old POP Stix, while 10mg/ml is a common step down.

If you would rather not refill, a prefilled pod kit with a red apple ice pod is a fair compromise. It is sweeter and a little more sweet-shop than juice-box, but the cool finish is similar. Every pod in the UK is limited to 2ml of liquid.