Starter Kit Reviews

Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled Kit

Earlier in the week, we checked out the new Lost Mary BM600 refilled kit, and now we take a look at its bigger brother, the BM6000 Prefilled kit

by Stephen Gitsham
Jun 5, 2025

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The E-Cigarette Company (TECC) sent these Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled pod kits over for me to try out, along with a whopping twenty flavours. I’ve left them a bit as there were so many flavours to try out and I thought it’d be good to showcase them now that the disposable ban is in place so people can start to find alternatives to the one and done vapes that are no longer legally available.

Lost Mary had previously sold the BM6000 without being able to change the pods, and I tried those out before and quite liked them. This version has a replaceable 2ml pod with the coil in it and a 10ml bottle that you pop in the bottom for refilling. They have a main body part that has a 1000mAh internal battery inside it, and Lost Mary claim that each pod will last for approximately 6000 puffs, hence the name.

The pods are replaceable; they come in a wee plastic sleeve with both a 2ml mouthpiece/coil pod and a small bottle of 10ml juice that you snap into the bottom of the kit to prolong the experience. I found that it can sometimes be quite hard to replace the reservoir bottle, as you have to be quite firm in sliding it out of the battery section so anyone with dexterity issues might struggle on occasion. I struggled myself a couple of times and I’m far from having physical problems

I also thought it’d be quite hard to mix and match flavours as the bottle stays open when you change it out, but I did find that in the pod packaging you get a rubber bit that allows you to somewhat seal the bottle again and keep it along with the mouthpiece pod. Bear in mind that these kits are more meant for previous disposable users who will finish off the whole bottle of juice, throw it away and then put in another, but it is kind of nice that you are able to switch pods as you like, so the rubber bung bits aren’t just there for landfill. Whether they’ll be able to contain the juice from the bottles if they’re in a bag or pocket remains to be seen though, but they do work for keeping them in the boxes, ready to use at another time. It’s a me problem to be honest as I’ve gone through twenty pods trying out the flavours. As I say, your usual user will be finishing the juice then moving onto another, but it’s nice that Lost Mary have thought about those who want to change things up a bit and catered to it.

The flavours are your usual bar style juices, with lots of sweetener and a degree of cooling. There are loads of flavours to choose from and I’ve gone through twenty of them that I can report on now.

Banana Volcano - Creamy, sweet banana. I hate it but then I hate the fruit itself. It’s not foamy banana sweetie like, and is quite realistic but there is something in there that’s just off to me, other than the banana taste. The wife loves it so it’s me that’s wrong, it always is.

Watermelon Ice - A full watermelon flavour, sweet as it should be and has a very slight honeydew tang to it as well because of the sweetness. It does taste a lot more like watermelon than anything else, but the other melon hint does elevate it a little as well.

Triple Berry - Nice berry flavour, raspberry, blackcurrant and hint of blueberry to me, although I could be wrong. Whatever is in it does give a lovely taste, both on taking a draw and on the aftertaste. One of my favourites of the range.

Double Apple - More of a sweet granny smith but there’s the fleshiness of a red/pink apple in there too to balance things out. Quite mouth watery as well, there’s a juiciness in it that just makes you want to take more draws. A good apple.

Blackberry Ice -The taste is a bit perfumey/floral at first, but you can taste the blackberry coming through well. I’m not sure it stands on its own that brilliantly and would like to have tried it mixed in with another fruit. There’s a sherbety tang to it as well, making it a little dry on the aftertaste, but it’s still a decent flavour.

Cola - Sweet as it should be and a nice deep cola flavour. Not one of the big brand name colas, but a cola all the same, and it’s a nice one. There’s a touch of lemon as well in the smell and overall taste. One of the nicer colas around.

Cherry ice - A lovely fruity cherry, just what I like. I get a very small hint of marzipan but that doesn’t hang around and gives it that signature cherry flavour. The sweetener lifts it right up and makes it fruitier than some I’ve tried. Very nice.

Fizzy Cherry - This has the same lovely taste as cherry ice but there’s a sherbety kick to make for a fizzy version of it. The sherbet is lovely in it and makes it an even sweeter, and I think better version.

Pineapple Ice - I love a sweet pineapple, and this is a fantastic one. There’s again, a very deep flavour but it’s light at the same time, which is strange to me. I could vape it allll day.

Blue Razz Lemonade - A classic flavour and the raspberry comes through nicely, assisted by the blue, which isn’t too intrusive and adds to the overall profile well. The lemonade aspect gives it another dimension and sits well with the fruits.

Lemon Lime - Not as strong as some of the other flavours but it’s still a nice lemon forward juice that has a kick of lime on the aftertaste. The lime eventually comes on and takes over, which is a nice change. The flavour is not quite as sweet as I’ve tried before and it’s a good mix of the two flavours so it’s a winner for me.

Pink Lemonade - The lemonade comes through well, but it’s bumped up by the fruity berries in it as well. It’s very sweet and tastes like what it’s meant to be, a nice pink lemonade.

Cherry Cola - This has the same authentic cola flavour as before, mixed in with the lovely cherry. Both mix in well together for a beverage blast. Another good flavour.

Triple Mango - For once the perfect mango for me personally. It’s not overly sweetened and not perfumy at all. Sweet, creamy and mangoey. I really like it.

Blueberry Sour Raspberry - There’s more blueberry here but the raspberry kicks on later. A hint of sourness, which is good and makes it a good version of the flavour.

Blueberry - Plain blueberry. A nice fruity one with a touch of mustiness, but that works well to bring out the flavour. It’s still sweet but this enhances things rather than holding the flavour back.

Strawberry Ice - There’s a nice realistic strawberry under the sweetness on this one. There’s less of a candy flavour than usual and it’s a very pleasant juice. I like it. It’s fruity. Very good, and the best strawberry I’ve had in a while on one of these types of vapes.

Grape - Another fruity version of a usually musty flavour for me. The sweetener lifts it right up and makes for a nice grape there’s the usual winey, grapey flavour but it’s made better by the additives in my opinion.

Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice - A now staple flavour for bar type juice and this one is good. It has the realistic strawberry at the forefront, the sweet raspberry and that lovely cherry that’s in the cherry flavours. They all mix well for a fruity vape. It has a really lovely aftertaste as well and it’s another that I could vape all day.

Menthol - Fresh and light, just what you need after all those flavours as a palate cleanser. There’s a strong menthol and ice effect, so you know what you’re getting, and it stays on the tongue after. Theres a mix of mint in it. spearmint and peppermint, to make it just nice.

Final Thoughts

While the bar juice pod kits aren’t always for me, I can appreciate what Lost Mary are doing with them. The Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled kits are good options for those people who are a bit ‘lost’ after the disposable ban. It saves the environment a lot better with the replaceable, prefilled pods, and the flavours are familiar, while also being pretty well crafted.

I don’t like all the flavours, and I don’t think anyone would, but there are a couple of stand outs for me. The strawberry ice is a lovely take on the profile, and I do really rate the cherry ones.

The design of the kit is the same as their disposable ones, albeit a little bit bigger. I don’t like that it can be hard to replace the juice pods and I’m a bit wary of switching flavours when there’s juice left in the bottle, but then Lost Mary have provided the little rubber bung bits to mitigate that, and it’s not really how you’re supposed to use them anyway.

Thanks again to TECC for sending these Lost Mary BM6000 Prefilled kits over for me to try out. You can buy the kit for £11.99, and the pod refills are £7.99 so you’re getting 12ml of juice for less than a couple of prefilled disposable vapes.

Pros

Some good flavours in the range
12ml of juice for not loads of money
Saving all those batteries that would have been thrown away

Cons

Can be hard to replace the pods
Not sure if the rubber bung will stop the bottles leaking if taken out too soon

Stephen Gitsham

Reviewer at POTV

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