Maryliq Flavours Ranked: The New Lost Mary Nic Salts Guide

First, the news most guides have not caught up with: Maryliq has been rebranded. The range is now sold plainly as Lost Mary Nic Salts - same maker, same 10ml bottles, refreshed line-up. The current most popular flavour by actual sales is Mr Blue, with Triple Mango and Grape Ice completing the podium. The rebrand also did something clever: Lost Mary rebuilt their flavour list around what proved most popular within the BM6000 refill pods range.
Plus, the bottles now carry the pod range's greatest hits alongside a handful of salts-only exclusives. Here is the whole rebranded range explained and ranked, from a shop that sells it every day.
Maryliq to Lost Mary Nic Salts: what actually changed
The name on the bottle, mostly - and the flavour list. The separate Maryliq branding has been retired and the range now sits under the main Lost Mary name. This guide covers the flavours people already know from the brand in 10ml nicotine salt form. Refillable MTL pod kits are at £1.99 a bottle.
With the rebrand also came a reshuffle. New flavours arrived, most of them lifted straight from the BM6000's best-selling refill pods - Triple Mango, Watermelon Ice, Pink Lemonade, Blueberry Sour Raspberry and more. Meanwhile, a few of the older Maryliq labels quietly left the range. If a favourite of yours is missing, the ranked list and full table below show everything that is actually on the shelf today.
The Lost Mary Nic Salts range at a glance
Twenty-seven flavours in stock, every one £1.99, split by family:
| Family | What to expect | Flavours |
| BM6000 favourites, bottled | The pod range's proven best sellers as e-liquid | Triple Mango, Watermelon Ice, Pink Lemonade, Blueberry Sour Raspberry, Cherry Ice, Banana Ice, Lemon Lime, Kiwi Passionfruit Guava, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry, Blackberry Ice, Double Apple, Pineapple Ice, Raspberry Peach, Strawberry Ice, Watermelon Strawberry, Blueb erry |
| Salts exclusives | Flavours the pods never had - the bottle range's own rewards | Cherry Mojito, Blueberry Rose Mint, Green Grape, Orange Juice, Strawberry Banana, Grape Ice, Fresh Mint |
| The heritage icons | The disposable-era legends, still going | Mr Blue, Gami, Strawberry Cherry Raspberry, Blueberry Raspberry |
Lost Mary nic salt flavours ranked
1. Mr Blue - Best Overall
The icon, and still the one to beat: blueberry, blackberry and raspberry in the famous Mr Blue blend with a light cool finish. This range built its reputation in the disposable era and the bottle keeps every bit of it - our best seller in the range, and not by accident.
- The famous mixed-berry blue with a light cool finish
- Our best-selling Lost Mary nic salt in the sales data
- Best for: almost everyone - the signature Lost Mary taste
2. Triple Mango - Best Tropical
Straight from the BM6000's best seller list shelf: three mango notes layered thick and sweet with no ice. The pod proved the recipe; the bottle carries it unchanged, and mango loyalists have followed it across.
- Three layered mango notes, thick and sweet, no ice
- A BM6000 best seller carried into the bottle unchanged
- Best for: mango lovers who want it undiluted
3. Grape Ice - Best Ice Fruit
Bold, sweet grape under a proper chill, with salt picks that outsell most of the pod-derived flavours around it. The grape is loud enough to survive the cold - this is the balance most iced fruits get wrong.
- Loud, sweet grape over a genuine chill
- One of the range's quiet overachievers in our sales
- Best for: fruit users who want the cold too
4. Raspberry Peach - Best Fruit Blend
Sharp raspberry against soft, ripe peach - a two-fruit balance that manages depth without turning syrupy. Another BM6000 recipe that's earned its bottle.
- Sharp raspberry against soft peach, never syrupy
- A BM6000 favourite in 10ml form
- Best for: blend fans who want balance over sweetness
5. Strawberry Banana - Best Sweet Blend
A salts exclusive and a proper crowd-pleaser: ripe strawberry folded into smooth banana, a classic pairing done with restraint. The dessert-adjacent pick without being a dessert flavour.
- Ripe strawberry and smooth banana, a classic pairing
- A salts-only exclusive the pods never had
- Best for: sweet palates that stop short of dessert vapes
6. Pink Lemonade - Best Drinks Flavour
Soft berries over zesty lemonade. Sweet-tart and light - this is the BM6000 drinks favourite in bottle form. It is as easy of an all-dayer as the range makes.
- Soft berries over zesty lemonade, light and sweet-tart
- The pod range's drinks most popular, bottled
- Best for: refreshing all-day vaping without menthol
7. Fresh Mint - Best Mint
Clean, cool mint without menthol's aggression. Fresh Mint is the range's one true mint, and it sells like the range needed it. In general, its's rounded enough for all day use and cold enough to appreciate like mint.
- Clean, rounded mint - cool, not aggressive
- The range's dedicated mint bottle
- Best for: mint-first vapers in the Lost Mary family
8. Cherry Mojito - Most Distinctive
Dark cherry over lime and mint - a salts exclusive that tastes like nothing else Lost Mary makes. The cocktail profile lands surprisingly grown-up, and its following is loyal.
- Dark cherry over lime and mint, genuinely cocktail-like
- A salts-only exclusive with a cult following
- Best for: the flavour-curious
9. Watermelon Strawberry - Most Refreshing
Juicy watermelon and sweet strawberry with no ice - light, easy and summery. It's the same pairing pod users know but with the strawberry brought forward.
- Juicy watermelon and sweet strawberry, no ice
- Light and easy, the range's summer bottle
- Best for: light fruit, all day
10. Blackberry Ice - Best Dark Fruit
Deep blackberry under a crisp chill - richer than the berry blends, colder than the plain fruits. Blackberry Ice is the pick for anyone who finds blue razz profiles too sweet.
- Deep blackberry under a crisp chill
- Richer and darker than the berry blends
- Best for: dark-fruit fans who find blue razz too sweet
How we ranked the Lost Mary nic salt flavours
All ranking starts with our genuine sales data as one of the UK's biggest online vape shops. Then, we weigh up truth to label and all-day usability, the same tests as every ranking we publish. Only bottles in stock today are ranked, and we review the order whenever the range changes - which, after a rebrand, is worth doing more often than usual. To see how Lost Mary's salts compare with the other brands we stock, our best nic salts guide puts them side by side.
Bottle or pod: which Lost Mary format suits you?
The honest answer is that the flavours are largely the same where the names match, so the choice is about the kit. The BM6000 prefilled pods are the no-effort route: click in, vape, and swap. The 10ml salts are for anyone running a refillable pod kit, and they reward the small extra. effort with a lower cost per millilitre and access to the salts-only exclusives.
Plenty of customers run both. For the full flavour map across every Lost Mary format, our Lost Mary flavours guide covers the whole family, and our nic salt strengths guide helps you pick the right strength for your habit - the options for each flavour are on its product page.
Which Lost Mary nic salt should you start with?
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- Coming from any Lost Mary kit: buy your usual flavour in the bottle - where the names match and so do the recipes.
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- No idea, want the crowd's answer: Mr Blue. The signature for a reason.
- Fruit-first: Triple Mango for one loud fruit, Raspberry Peach for a blend.
- Missing the old Maryliq days: Gami and Mr Blue are the heritage bottles still flying the flag.
- Feeling adventurous: Cherry Mojito - the salts exclusive that surprises everyone.
Every bottle on this page lives in our Lost Mary nic salts collection at £1.99, alongside the rest of our nic salt e-liquids, with free UK delivery over £30.
Rankings reflect our sales data and live range at the time of writing, and this guide is updated when the range changes. Vaping products are age-restricted for adults 18 and over; nicotine is addictive; if you do not use nicotine, do not start.
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