What flavors do you like most in RELX 5th Gen?

Old popsicle.

This has a summery flavor, recommended to me by a friend, and it left a great impression on me. Unlike other e-cigarettes, which often have a strange taste, I guess it might be due to the e-liquid, but this one doesn’t have that at all; it tastes just like an old popsicle. After using it for a while, it’s not greasy and can be a long-term staple.

Peach Oolong.

This flavor surprised me the most among these options. The tea is clear and slightly bitter, but acceptable. The subsequent sweetness of the peach is quite smooth and delicate on the throat, overall quite mild. After a long time, it suddenly reminded me of the peach spring from Mixue Ice City. I wonder if anyone else feels the same.

Iced watermelon.

I highly recommend this one. It’s refreshing on the inhale, not astringent, sweet but not cloying.

In summer, I love to dig into half a watermelon. If it’s just taken out of the fridge, it’s even cooler. Sometimes I think I could carry an ice watermelon with me (dog head). Now they just use it to satisfy their cravings. When they get tired of work, they take a couple of puffs and instantly feel revived. Haha~.

Cola ice.

The source of happiness for couch potatoes, no need for further explanation; everyone knows it has a relatively pure cola flavor, leaning towards sweet, and is also refreshing. Taking big puffs feels quite intense.

Mung bean popsicle.

The mung bean flavor is particularly strong, tasting like eating mung bean ice cream, still a refreshing sensation, but not as mentally stimulating as mint. Additionally, its sweetness isn’t heavy, making it more suitable for daily milk tea at half sugar.

Juicy grape.

Rich in fruity flavor, cool and sweet, I like it because I enjoy grape flavor every day, so it can also serve as a long-term staple.

I previously saw everyone saying that sticking to one flavor can get boring, so I switched it up. My daily choices are mainly old popsicle and juicy grape, while the others are just for variety. I feel it’s still okay now; I’m not too tired of any flavor.

Speaking of smoking, I used to smoke a variety of things. At first, I didn’t choose anything specific. When I encountered stronger options, I would smoke less. If I had slim cigarettes, I would smoke a few more. Every day, I controlled my intake. When I faced troubles, I would smoke an entire pack continuously. I didn’t feel much before. Besides my teeth and fingers getting yellower, I also had an unremovable smell of smoke on me, but I didn’t feel uncomfortable, so I kept smoking.

Until I smoked an entire pack continuously and stayed up all night, the next day I woke up feeling wasted, struggling to breathe, with a slight pain in my lungs, constantly wanting to cough, and it took a long time to recover. Then I was scared to smoke heavily again, planning to quit, but knowing I definitely couldn’t, I made some strategies and switched to e-cigarettes.

I think there’s a lot of controversy surrounding e-cigarettes, especially regarding safety. Saying they are absolutely harmless is definitely incorrect, but they are indeed much better than traditional cigarettes. This means if you have a safety chain in front of you, you should not smoke > e-cigarettes > traditional cigarettes.

The harm of e-cigarettes is less than that of cigarettes because they do not contain tar. You should know that the problem with cigarettes lies in the tar. It releases a large number of carcinogens after burning, posing the greatest threat to health. However, e-cigarettes do not contain tar and do not involve a burning process. After vaporization, they do not produce carcinogens, making them relatively safer.

At the same time, the cool factor brought by e-cigarettes has not diminished, as the main component of cigarettes is nicotine (scientifically identified as a non-carcinogenic substance), and the nicotine content in e-cigarettes is actually similar to that in cigarettes.

Taking my current RELX as an example, I have seen their related experimental data before. The packaging of RELX shows that a 3% pod corresponds to a nicotine capacity of 2ml, with the density of e-liquid generally being 1.15kg/m, making the total weight of the e-liquid about 2.3g, so the actual nicotine weight in a single pod is 69mg.