POP Flex Iced Cotton Candy

This one is pure sweet-shop. Iced Cotton Candy takes the taste of candyfloss and adds just enough cooling to keep it from feeling sticky.

How it vapes

Candyfloss is a strange thing to describe. It is mostly sugar, with a faint vanilla or caramelised note from being spun hot. In a vape, the inhale is light and airy, sweet without any fruit. The exhale is where the ice comes in. It is subtle, more of a cool breath than a blast, and it stops the sugar coating your mouth.

Anyone with a sweet tooth will probably like it. People who prefer fresh or sour flavours usually find it too sugary after a few puffs.

The discontinued POP Flex

The POP Vapor UK shop sold this as a POP Flex disposable, and the homepage at the time featured it among the POP Flex flavours. The product listing described the device as button-free, with up to 600 puffs and 2% salt nicotine (20mg/ml). No liquid volume or battery information was given.

The POP Flex is discontinued. Single-use vapes have been illegal to sell in the UK since 1 June 2025.

Swapping to a pod

Cotton candy is less common than fruit in pod ranges, and when it does appear it is usually mixed with something else. Still, there are decent options.

Prefilled pod kits are the closest experience to a disposable. You keep a rechargeable battery and click in sealed pods with the liquid already inside. SKE, Pixl and Elf Bar all have pods with cotton candy in the blend. UK rules cap each pod at 2ml.

Refillable pod kits give you a wider range of candy nic salts, sold in 10ml bottles. You pick the strength, up to 20mg/ml, which is the UK limit and what the POP Flex used.

Sweet liquids like this are tough on coils. In a refillable kit you might notice the taste dropping off after a few refills, and that is your cue to change the coil. In a prefilled kit, it just means moving on to a new pod.