IGET Bar Flavours: Every One of the 35 Sold in Australia
IGET Bar flavours cover 35 separate profiles on the 3500 puff device, and this page is the complete card with prices, tasting notes and a straight recommendation for each taste type. The IGET Bar 3500 has been the entry point into the brand for most Australian vapers, largely because it carries the widest menu in the family at the lowest price per unit. IGET Vapes Australia Store sells to adults aged 18 and over only.
Search demand for this range splits between people hunting the full flavour card and people trying to remember the name of the one they liked last time. Both groups are served below. Every listing is checked against live stock rather than copied from a distributor sheet, so if a name is on this page it is a product you can order, and the price beside it is the price you pay at checkout.
IGET Bar flavours: what the 3500 puff menu covers
The IGET Bar 3500 is a prefilled disposable with no charging port, no buttons and nothing to maintain. You draw on it until it stops. That simplicity is exactly why the IGET Bar flavours menu grew so large: with no hardware variables to worry about, the only decision a buyer makes is which profile to pick, so IGET kept adding profiles.
At 3,500 puffs, a device typically lasts a light vaper about a fortnight and a heavier one closer to five days. That shorter lifespan changes flavour strategy. On a 12000 puff device you want something complex enough to survive a month. On a Bar you can afford to be bold, because if a blend turns out to be too sweet or too cold you are only a few days from the next one.
Pricing across the range is deliberately flat. Thirty four of the 35 IGET Bar flavours sell at $32.00, and Citrus Blackberry Apple sits at $35.00. Nothing else varies, so you can choose purely on taste rather than working out which option gives you the most for your money. Browse the live listings in the IGET Bar category or across the whole shop.
The complete IGET Bar flavours list with prices
Here is the full card, grouped into six taste families rather than dumped alphabetically, because nobody chooses a vape flavour by first letter. Each table below gives the exact name as it appears on the product page and the current Australian price.
Menthol, mint and pure ice (2 of the 35)
Only two IGET Bar flavours sit in the straight cooling camp, and they behave very differently. Lush Ice is watermelon buried under a heavy frost, sweet at the front and glacial at the back, and it remains the single most recognisable disposable profile ever made. Watermelon Mint Ice trades some of that sugar for spearmint, which lands drier and cleaner and suits anyone who wants cold without candy.
| Flavour | Price |
|---|---|
| Lush Ice | $32.00 |
| Watermelon Mint Ice | $32.00 |
Berry, cherry and pomegranate (18 of the 35)
More than half the menu lives here, which tells you where Australian demand actually sits. Blueberry Ice and Blackberry Ice are the two purists, single fruit over a moderate chill. Quadruple Berry and Mixed Berry blur four notes into a jam-like whole. Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry Ice is the most layered of the lot, with a dry pomegranate finish that keeps the sugar in check, while Black Forest leans cherry and faintly cocoa. Citrus Blackberry Apple is the odd one out and the only flavour on the range priced at $35.00.
| Flavour | Price |
|---|---|
| Banana Pomegranate Cherry Ice | $32.00 |
| Black Forest | $32.00 |
| Blackberry Ice | $32.00 |
| Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry Ice | $32.00 |
| Blackberry Raspberry Lemon | $32.00 |
| Blueberry Ice | $32.00 |
| Blueberry Raspberry | $32.00 |
| Cherry Blueberry | $32.00 |
| Cherry Pomegranate | $32.00 |
| Citrus Blackberry Apple | $35.00 |
| Mixed Berry | $32.00 |
| Quadruple Berry | $32.00 |
| Raspberry Grape | $32.00 |
| Strawberry Kiwi Ice | $32.00 |
| Strawberry Lemon Ice | $32.00 |
| Strawberry Lychee Ice | $32.00 |
| Strawberry Raspberry | $32.00 |
| Strawberry Watermelon Ice | $32.00 |
Tropical and stone fruit (9 of the 35)
Nine tropical and stone fruit options give the range its holiday end. Mango Ice is the crowd pleaser and reorders faster than anything except Grape Ice. Pineapple Ice bites harder with real acidity, Peach Ice is soft and almost floral, and Banana Ice is creamier than the name suggests. The three passion fruit blends are where the range gets genuinely interesting: Passion Fruit Mango Lime is tart, Passion Fruit Watermelon Juice is sweeter and rounder, and Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava is the most complex thing on the entire flavour card.
| Flavour | Price |
|---|---|
| Banana Ice | $32.00 |
| Kiwi Pineapple Ice | $32.00 |
| Mango Ice | $32.00 |
| Orange Mango Pineapple Ice | $32.00 |
| Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava | $32.00 |
| Passion Fruit Mango Lime | $32.00 |
| Passion Fruit Watermelon Juice | $32.00 |
| Peach Ice | $32.00 |
| Pineapple Ice | $32.00 |
Melon and watermelon (1 of the 35)
Melon Ice stands alone. It reads as honeydew rather than watermelon, which makes it lighter and less sugary than Lush Ice, and it is the option we point people towards when they say every disposable tastes too sweet. On a 3500 puff device that restraint matters, because a heavy flavour that felt great on day one can feel like too much by day four.
| Flavour | Price |
|---|---|
| Melon Ice | $32.00 |
Grape and apple (2 of the 35)
Two comfort picks close out the fruit side. Grape Ice is the safest purchase in the catalogue and the flavour we would hand a first time buyer with no other information. Double Apple takes its cue from shisha rather than fresh fruit, with a slightly medicinal aniseed edge that people either adopt permanently or abandon in an afternoon.
| Flavour | Price |
|---|---|
| Double Apple | $32.00 |
| Grape Ice | $32.00 |
Candy, soda and dessert (3 of the 35)
The sweet shop corner is small but distinctive. Cola Ice tastes like a cold can rather than a lolly, with a faint acidity on the exhale. Ice Cream is a soft vanilla with no fruit at all and no cooling agent worth mentioning. Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy takes a familiar fruit pairing and coats it in boiled sweet sugar, which makes it the most polarising of all the IGET Bar flavours.
| Flavour | Price |
|---|---|
| Cola Ice | $32.00 |
| Ice Cream | $32.00 |
| Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy | $32.00 |
That is the whole card. If a name you remember is not on it, there is a good chance it belongs to a different device: several profiles that people associate with this range, including Dynamic Mint and the Chupa Chups line, only ever appeared on the larger models. The full IGET flavours hub lists every profile across all six ranges side by side.
Reading the IGET Bar flavour card
The printed flavour card that ships with retail displays uses colour coding rather than names, and it confuses people constantly. Blues and purples mark berry, greens mark mint and menthol, oranges and yellows mark tropical, and reds cover both cherry and cola. The colours are a shelf merchandising tool, not a taste guarantee, and two devices in the same colour band can be nothing alike.
A more reliable way to read the card is by suffix. Any name ending in Ice contains a cooling agent, and on this range the ice level is moderate rather than extreme. Names ending in Juice, such as Passion Fruit Watermelon Juice, are formulated sweeter and thicker. Names carrying a second fruit are usually softer than the single fruit version, because the blend rounds off the sharp edges.
Counterfeit devices copy the card faithfully, so use it to choose rather than to authenticate. Genuine stock carries a scratch panel with a verification code, the print quality on the sleeve is sharp, and the price does not sit dramatically below the market. Anything advertised well under $32.00 deserves a hard look before you buy.
Which IGET Bar flavours suit your taste?
The list above tells you what exists. This section tells you what to do about it. Find the description that matches you and start there.
You have never used a disposable before
Start with Grape Ice or Blueberry Ice. Both are single note, moderately cooled and forgiving, so they give you a baseline to judge everything else against. Skip Double Apple, Ice Cream and Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy until you know what you like, since all three are strong opinions rather than neutral starting points.
You smoked menthol cigarettes
Watermelon Mint Ice is the closest match on this device, because the spearmint carries a similar dry finish without much residual sugar. Lush Ice is colder but noticeably sweeter, so try it second. There is no pure menthol option on the Bar 3500, so if a straight mint is non negotiable look at Dynamic Mint on the IGET Bar Pro 10000 instead.
You want something unashamedly sweet
Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy, Ice Cream and Strawberry Lychee Ice are the three sweetest IGET Bar flavours on the card. Lychee in particular is a heavy perfumed sugar that dominates whatever it is paired with. Buy one at a time here, because sweetness fatigue is real and a device you love on Monday can feel sickly by Thursday.
You prefer tart over sweet
Blackberry Raspberry Lemon, Strawberry Lemon Ice and Passion Fruit Mango Lime all carry genuine acidity. Cherry Pomegranate and Banana Pomegranate Cherry Ice use pomegranate as a drying agent, which cuts the sugar without turning sour. This group holds up best in hot weather and is worth having on rotation through summer.
You get bored of one note quickly
Go for the three and four fruit blends. Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava, Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry Ice, Orange Mango Pineapple Ice and Quadruple Berry all shift slightly as the device runs down, which keeps them interesting. Simple profiles like Pineapple Ice are excellent for a few days and then start to feel repetitive.
You do not get on with cooling agents
Your options are narrower here than on other ranges. Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava, Cherry Pomegranate, Cherry Blueberry, Blueberry Raspberry, Strawberry Raspberry, Mixed Berry, Quadruple Berry, Black Forest, Double Apple, Raspberry Grape, Blackberry Raspberry Lemon, Ice Cream and Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy all skip the ice. Everything else on the card is cooled to some degree.
IGET Bar flavours compared with the bigger ranges
Choosing between ranges is really a choice about how long you want a device to last and how much variety you want in a month. This table sets the 3500 against the models people usually cross shop it with.
| Model | Puffs | Flavours | Price | Cost per 1,000 puffs | Rechargeable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IGET Bar 3500 | 3,500 | 35 | $32.00 | $9.14 | No |
| IGET Moon K5000 | 5,000 | 20 | $59.90 | $11.98 | No |
| IGET Bar Plus 6000 | 6,000 | 22 | $59.90 | $9.98 | No |
| IGET Bar Pro 10000 | 10,000 | 26 | $48.00 | $4.80 | Yes |
| IGET One 12000 | 12,000 | 24 | $52.00 | $4.33 | Yes |
On pure cost per puff the Bar 3500 loses to the larger devices, and it is not close. What it wins on is spread. For the price of one IGET One 12000 you can try three different IGET Bar flavours, which is precisely why so many people use this range as a testing ground before committing to a big device in a profile they already know they like.
The best IGET Bar flavours right now
Ranking by opinion is worthless, so this is ordered by how quickly each one sells out between restocks. Take it as a demand signal rather than a verdict on taste.
- Grape Ice. Consistently first to clear. Neutral, cool and impossible to dislike.
- Mango Ice. The tropical benchmark, sweet without being sticky.
- Blueberry Raspberry. The best of the ice free berry blends.
- Lush Ice. Still selling a decade into its life for good reason.
- Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava. The connoisseur pick and the most complex profile on the card.
- Strawberry Watermelon Ice. The safest choice when buying for somebody else.
Our best IGET flavours blog post goes further and ranks across every range, including the profiles that never made it onto this device. If you want the short version, the six above cover almost every taste without a misfire.
Getting the most out of an IGET Bar
Because the 3500 is not rechargeable, output tapers slightly as the battery drains. Many people mistake that taper for the flavour fading, and start chain vaping to compensate, which flattens the coil faster. Short, gentle draws with a few seconds between them give you noticeably better flavour through the second half of the device.
Heat is the other enemy. A device left on a car dashboard through a Perth afternoon will thin its juice, leak into the mouthpiece and taste burnt for the rest of its life. Store spares upright, out of direct sun and away from anything hot. That single habit does more for consistency than any flavour choice you can make.
When a device is finished, do not put it in general waste. Lithium cells in kerbside bins start fires in collection trucks, and every state now runs battery drop off points at major retailers and council transfer stations. It takes a minute and it is the right thing to do.
Buying IGET Bar flavours in Australia
Vaping regulation in Australia has shifted substantially, and it continues to move. Anyone shopping for IGET Bar flavours should read the current rules directly rather than relying on second hand advice. The TGA vaping hub sets out the regulatory position, and the Department of Health and Aged Care covers it in plain language.
We position these products as a smoke free alternative for adult vapers and nothing more. We make no health claims of any kind, we do not suggest any product here assists with quitting, and none of this content is medical advice. If quitting is your goal, a GP or pharmacist is the right person to talk to.
Every order is age checked and every order ships from Australian stock, which means realistic delivery windows rather than a month long wait. Timeframes and carrier details are on the shipping page, general queries are answered in the FAQ section, and you can reach a human at Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com. For a broader look at the brand and what we carry, see IGET vapes Australia.
IGET Bar flavours FAQ
How many IGET Bar flavours are there?
There are 35 IGET Bar flavours in the 3500 puff range on our shelves right now. That breaks down into 18 berry profiles, 9 tropical and stone fruit, 3 candy or dessert, 2 menthol, 2 grape and apple, and 1 melon.
What is the strongest flavour on the IGET Bar 3500?
Strawberry Lychee Ice and Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy hit hardest on sweetness, while Lush Ice and Watermelon Mint Ice deliver the most cooling. If by strongest you mean the most assertive overall, Double Apple is the one people notice first.
Which IGET Bar flavours have no ice in them?
Thirteen options skip the cooling agent, including Blueberry Raspberry, Strawberry Raspberry, Mixed Berry, Quadruple Berry, Cherry Blueberry, Cherry Pomegranate, Black Forest, Double Apple, Raspberry Grape, Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava, Blackberry Raspberry Lemon, Ice Cream and Strawberry Watermelon Hard Candy.
How long does an IGET Bar 3500 actually last?
Around 3,500 puffs, which works out at roughly five days for a heavy vaper and up to a fortnight for a light one. Draw length matters more than puff count, so a long slow draw will empty a device faster than the rating suggests.
Why is Citrus Blackberry Apple more expensive than the others?
It sits at $35.00 rather than $32.00 because it comes through a different supply batch. It is the only price exception across the whole range, and every other flavour on the card is identically priced.
Can I buy IGET Bar flavours if I am under 18?
No. This store sells strictly to adults aged 18 and over, age confirmation is required at checkout, and we will not process or deliver an order to a minor under any circumstances.
Ready to order? The complete range of IGET Bar flavours is listed in the IGET Bar category. If you would rather step up to a longer lasting device, the Bar Pro range and the rechargeable IGET Bar Plus S3 both carry overlapping profiles, and the IGET Bar Plus flavours page covers those in the same level of detail.