Lost Mary Vapes started with a single 600-puff disposable and has grown into a full range of rechargeable, refillable pod kits and e-liquids, now one of the most searched vape brands in the UK. This guide covers every current product sold at VapeDaddy: the 6,000-puff BM6000, the 30,000-puff Nera 30K in both Fullview and Pureview builds, and the MaryLiq nic salt range, plus why the original BM600 is no longer sold. We’ll also cover how Lost Mary compares to smoking on cost and puff count, how the range responded to the UK’s 2025 disposable vape ban, and which device suits which kind of vaper.
The Full Lost Mary Range at VapeDaddy
| Product | Puffs | Price | Rechargeable/Refillable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lost Mary BM600 (discontinued) | 600 | N/A | No, single-use disposable, no longer sold |
| Lost Mary BM6000 | 6,000 | £9.99 | Yes, both |
| Lost Mary Nera 30K Fullview | 30,000 | £13.99 | Yes, both |
| Lost Mary Nera 30K Pureview | 30,000+ | £12.99 | Yes, both |
| MaryLiq Nic Salts E-Liquids | N/A (refill e-liquid) | £3.99 | N/A |
Every currently available device here is genuine, TPD-compliant stock, with free UK shipping over £19.99.
Lost Mary BM6000: The Rechargeable Upgrade
The BM6000 takes the same puff-and-go simplicity and multiplies it tenfold: 6,000 puffs per fill from a 650mAh rechargeable battery and a 10ml refill container, roughly equivalent to ten BM600s in one device. It uses QUAQ mesh coil technology for consistent flavour across the full puff count, comes in 16 flavours at 20mg nic salt, and its detachable battery can be recycled separately rather than binned with the whole unit. For most vapers switching from disposables, this is the single biggest upgrade available in the range.
Lost Mary Nera 30K Fullview: Maximum Puffs, Visible E-Liquid
The Nera 30K Fullview pushes puff count up to 30,000 through two prefilled pods and two 10ml refill containers, backed by an 800mAh battery and Normal/Turbo output modes. Its defining feature is the clear “Fullview” window on the pod, showing exactly how much e-liquid is left rather than leaving you guessing. With 21 flavour editions and a rapid USB-C charge, it’s built for vapers who want the longest possible life from a single kit.
Lost Mary Nera 30K Pureview: Prefilled or Refill, Your Choice
The Pureview shares the Nera 30K’s 30,000+ puff ceiling and Normal/Turbo modes, but swaps Fullview’s visible window for a dual pod system: use the included prefilled pods for zero-hassle vaping, or switch to refillable containers and use your own e-liquid, including MaryLiq, whenever you want more control. A 1000mAh battery and Type-C fast charging round out the kit. It’s the most flexible device in the range for anyone who doesn’t want to commit to one approach.
MaryLiq Nic Salts E-Liquids
MaryLiq is Lost Mary’s own nicotine salt e-liquid range, the same flavour development behind the Nera 30K’s pod editions, sold in standard 10ml bottles as required under UK TPD rules. It’s the natural refill choice for anyone using the Nera 30K Pureview’s refillable containers or any other MTL device, letting you access Lost Mary’s flavour profiles without being tied to a specific pod.
Lost Mary BM600: How the Range Started
(Discontinued due to disposable ban)
The BM600 was Lost Mary’s original device and the one that built the brand’s reputation: a genuine single-use disposable, no charging, no refilling, just 600 puffs and done, roughly the equivalent of a pack of 20 cigarettes. It’s no longer available to buy, since the UK’s June 2025 ban on single-use disposable vapes covers exactly this kind of sealed, non-rechargeable device regardless of brand or puff count. It’s included here for context on how the range has evolved, not as a current product; anyone looking for the same simplicity today should look at the BM6000 instead, covered next.
Why Nicotine Salts? The Technology Behind Every Lost Mary Device
Every device in the range, past and present, uses nicotine salt rather than freebase nicotine. Nicotine salts are absorbed more quickly and give a smoother throat hit at higher strengths, which is why 20mg (2%) feels manageable here in a way it wouldn’t in an old-style freebase e-liquid, and why most puff-count and disposable-style brands standardised on that strength as the default. The mesh coil technology used across the BM6000, Nera 30K and QUAQ-branded pods works alongside this, heating the e-liquid evenly so flavour stays consistent from the first puff to the last.
Lost Mary vs Cigarettes: The Numbers
Lost Mary’s own puff counts are consistently benchmarked against a pack of 20 cigarettes: 600 puffs to one pack, meaning a BM6000 works out to roughly ten pack-equivalents, and a 30,000-puff Nera 30K to roughly fifty. According to ASH Scotland, the average UK packet of 20 cigarettes cost £17.80 as of January 2026, with a pack-a-day habit running well over £6,000 a year:
| Device | Pack Equivalents | Device Price | Approx. Cigarette Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| BM600 (discontinued, shown for reference) | 1 | was £5.99 | £17.80 |
| BM6000 | 10 | £9.99 | £178.00 |
| Nera 30K (either) | 50 | £12.99-£13.99 | £890.00 |
These are rough comparisons based on puff count rather than a precise clinical equivalence, since how hard and how often someone puffs varies. But the gap is large enough that it holds up under almost any reasonable assumption. On health, the NHS is clear that nicotine itself is highly addictive and that vaping isn’t completely risk-free, but it’s substantially less harmful than smoking for adults who already smoke and are looking to switch.
How Lost Mary Fits After the UK Disposable Vape Ban
Since June 2025, single-use disposable vapes have been banned from sale in the UK regardless of brand or puff count. This is exactly why the original BM600 is no longer sold: it’s a sealed, non-rechargeable device, precisely the category the ban targets.
Lost Mary’s response is visible directly in the rest of the range: every current device, the BM6000 and both Nera 30K builds, is built to be rechargeable and refillable rather than sealed for one use. That’s not a coincidence; it’s the specific design shift that keeps a device legally sellable post-ban while still offering the same puff-activated simplicity smokers and disposable users are used to. It also means fewer devices in general waste, since a BM6000 or Nera 30K stays in use through multiple fills and charges instead of being binned every few hundred puffs.
This shift has played out across the wider market too: brands like Elf Bar and Pyne Pod have all moved toward the same rechargeable-and-refillable format for the same reason. The practical difference for anyone used to grabbing a fresh disposable is smaller than it sounds, still no coil-building or complex settings, just an occasional charge and a quick refill.
How Much Can You Actually Save?
Beyond the cigarette comparison above, switching from standard 600-puff disposables to a BM6000 or Nera 30K compounds the savings. Matching a BM6000’s 6,000 puffs previously meant buying ten individual disposables at £5-£6 each, £50-£60 in total, against £9.99 for the BM6000 plus occasional refills. The same logic scales up at the Nera 30K’s 30,000-puff level: fifty individual disposables would run into the hundreds of pounds, against roughly £13 for one refillable kit.
Which Lost Mary Device Is Right for You?
New to vaping or just want the simplest option
The BM6000 is now the closest thing to the brand’s original simplicity: insert a pod and inhale, with just an occasional charge and quick refill added on top, while offering ten times the puffs of the old BM600.
Switching from disposables and want to stop replacing devices constantly
The BM6000 is the direct upgrade path: the same puff-and-go feel, but a 650mAh rechargeable battery and 10ml refill container mean one device replaces roughly ten single-use bars before you need another.
Heavy vapers who want the longest possible life from one kit
Either Nera 30K suits this best. Choose Fullview if you want to see your e-liquid level at a glance through its clear window, or Pureview if you’d rather have the option to refill with your own e-liquid alongside the prefilled pods.
Flavour explorers who like to mix and match
The Nera 30K Pureview paired with MaryLiq nic salts is the strongest combination for this, since the refillable containers work with any compatible e-liquid, not just Lost Mary’s own prefilled pods, letting you switch flavours and even brands without buying a new device.
Vapers who’ve already stepped down their nicotine and want to go further
Check current stock for 0mg nicotine-free options across the BM6000 and Nera 30K range, since availability varies by device; a 0mg fill keeps the same device and flavour experience without the nicotine.
Lost Mary Flavours Worth Trying
Across the whole range, a handful of flavours turn up again and again as standouts: Watermelon Ice and Strawberry Ice for straightforward fruit-and-menthol combinations, Blue Razz Cherry for a berry-forward profile available on several devices, Triple Mango for something tropical and less sweet, and Cola for anyone who prefers a drink-inspired option over fruit. Flavour availability differs between the BM6000 and Nera 30K ranges, so check each product page for what’s currently in stock.
Charging and Storage Tips for Your Lost Mary
Since the BM6000 and Nera 30K are rechargeable, a few habits help them last longer and stay safer. Charge using Type-C as specified, and avoid leaving a device plugged in unattended once it’s full. Store away from direct heat or sunlight, glove boxes and radiators included, since high temperatures affect both battery performance and e-liquid consistency. If a device won’t hold charge as it used to, that’s usually the battery reaching the end of its life rather than a fault, and a sign to move to a fresh device.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lost Mary?
Lost Mary is a vape brand offering rechargeable, refillable pod kits including the BM6000 and the 30,000-puff Nera 30K range, alongside its own MaryLiq nic salt e-liquid range. The brand’s original BM600 disposable is no longer sold following the UK’s 2025 ban on single-use vapes.
Is Lost Mary rechargeable?
Current Lost Mary devices, the BM6000 and both Nera 30K builds, are rechargeable and refillable. The original BM600 was a single-use disposable and wasn’t rechargeable, which is part of why it’s no longer available.
What happened to the Lost Mary BM600?
The BM600 was discontinued following the UK’s June 2025 ban on single-use disposable vapes, since it was a sealed, non-rechargeable device. The BM6000 is Lost Mary’s current equivalent, offering the same puff-and-go simplicity in a rechargeable, refillable format.
How do you refill a Lost Mary BM6000?
Open the included 10ml refill container, slide it into the device’s groove opening-up, flip the device upside down and wait for bubbles to appear, then let the coil soak for around 5 minutes before vaping.
Can you refill a Lost Mary BM6000?
Yes, using its included 10ml refill container rather than discarding the device after the first fill runs out.
How many times can I refill a Lost Mary BM6000?
There’s no fixed limit stated by Lost Mary; most users refill the same device multiple times over its working life, with flavour and vapour quality the usual signs it’s time for a fresh device.
How much nicotine is in a Lost Mary?
20mg (2%) nicotine salt as standard across the current BM6000 and Nera 30K range. Check individual product pages for any 0mg nicotine-free options in stock.
Is the Lost Mary 30K good?
The Nera 30K offers up to 30,000 puffs, Normal/Turbo output modes, and a choice between Fullview’s visible e-liquid window or Pureview’s dual pod flexibility, making it one of the longest-lasting options in the rechargeable disposable-style category.
How long does a 30K Lost Mary last?
Typically several weeks for an average vaper, since it holds many times the puff count of a standard disposable, though this varies with usage.
How many cigarettes is 1 Lost Mary?
Using the same rough guide applied across the range (600 puffs to a pack of 20 cigarettes), a BM6000 works out to roughly ten packs, and a 30,000-puff Nera 30K to roughly fifty.
Which Lost Mary Nera flavour is the best?
Taste is subjective, but fruit-forward options like Golden Mango and Strawberry Watermelon Peach are among the most popular Nera editions, alongside Blue Razz Cherry for a berry profile.
Who owns Lost Mary?
Lost Mary is owned by iMiracle Technology, the Shenzhen-based manufacturer that also owns Elf Bar.
Is Found Mary the same as Lost Mary?
No. Found Mary is a separate, unrelated brand involved in a 2024 trademark dispute with Lost Mary’s owner that was settled out of court.
Where can I buy genuine Lost Mary vapes in the UK?
Directly from VapeDaddy, which stocks the current Lost Mary range with genuine stock and free UK shipping over £19.99.
Are Lost Mary vapes TPD compliant?
Yes, every genuine Lost Mary device sold in the UK, including the current range at VapeDaddy, is manufactured to meet TPD nicotine strength, e-liquid ingredient and safety standards.
Are Lost Mary vapes safe?
As with any nicotine vape, the NHS is clear that nicotine itself is highly addictive and that vaping isn’t completely risk-free, though it’s considered substantially less harmful than smoking for adults who already smoke and are switching. Genuine, TPD-compliant stock like VapeDaddy’s is manufactured to UK safety standards; counterfeit devices are not.