Blue Razz Gami Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack

Overview

The Blue Razz Gami Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack by Lost Mary delivers up to 7,000 puffs in Blue Razz Gami at 10mg and 20mg. Pick up the BUY 4 FOR £23 multibuy — free UK delivery over £20 and same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

What the Blue Razz Gami Pro Max 7000 refill pack is

Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack Blue Razz Gami is a replacement pod, not a complete vape. There is no battery in the box and nothing to charge. What you receive is a factory-sealed pack of prefilled pods in the Blue Razz Gami flavour, built to click into a compatible Pro Max 7000 device, which is the rechargeable body that powers the whole system. The listing describes the pack as two prefilled replacement pods in foil packaging, supplied with a compatibility and safety leaflet.

It is priced at £6.99, with a buy 4 for £23 offer that brings each pack down to £5.75. The manufacturer rates it at 7,000 puffs, and it comes in two nicotine salt strengths, 10mg and 20mg, which you choose on the product page before adding it to your basket. The name on the label is Lost Mary, and this particular line is a collaboration with Hawcos, which is why the full product name carries both. Everything else under the brand lives on the Lost Mary hub if you want to browse around.

Why buy a refill rather than a fresh kit? Once you own the device, the body is the expensive part, and it keeps going long after the first pod is spent. Replacing only the pod costs less, creates less waste than binning a whole unit, and lets you change flavour whenever you fancy a switch. If you are still weighing up formats, the wider range of prefilled vape pods shows how this one sits alongside pods from other makers.

One caution up front. Pods are proprietary. A Pro Max 7000 pod is made for the Pro Max 7000 body, and it should not be assumed to fit a different Lost Mary, Elf Bar or third-party device. Check what you already own before you order, and if you are unsure, ask us first rather than finding out when the parcel lands. This product is for adults aged 18 and over only.

How a prefilled pod produces vapour

Strip away the branding and a prefilled pod is a small sealed cartridge holding e-liquid, a cotton wick and a heating coil in one moulded piece. You never fill it and you never touch the coil. When you click the pod onto the Pro Max 7000 body, metal contacts join the pod's coil to the battery. Draw on the mouthpiece and the device senses the airflow, sends power to the coil, and the warmed liquid becomes the vapour you inhale. Stop drawing and the power cuts. There is no button to hold.

This is a mouth-to-lung style: you draw the vapour into your mouth first, pause for a moment, then inhale. It suits the compact, gently restricted airflow of a pod device, and it is the same sealed design used across our closed pod vape kits. The practical difference with a refill pack is that the battery you already own does the work, so only the consumable part is replaced.

The wick matters more than most people realise. It carries liquid from the reservoir to the coil, and a freshly fitted pod needs a minute or so for that supply to catch up, which is why the instructions say to wait around 60 seconds after fitting. Rush it and the coil can fire against a dry wick, which tastes scorched and shortens the pod's working life. Once the pod is primed, the wick keeps pace with normal use.

The liquid inside is a nicotine salt formulation, listed here at 10mg or 20mg. Nicotine salts are made with an added acid that lets the nicotine be absorbed smoothly at higher strengths without the harsh throat scratch of older freebase liquids. That is why most prefilled pods, this one included, use salts.

UK rules shape the hardware too. Prefilled pods are capped at 2ml of liquid and nicotine strength is capped at 20mg per ml. That is why a 7,000 puff rating is delivered across several pods rather than a single cartridge. Puff ratings come from machine testing at a fixed draw length and duration, so your own count will land above or below the headline figure depending on how you vape.

Blue Razz Gami flavour: what to expect

Flavour is the reason most people choose one pod over another, so here is an honest starting point: Hawcos and Lost Mary do not publish a formal tasting note for Blue Razz Gami. What follows is our reading of the name and of how comparable flavours behave, not a laboratory profile.

Blue raspberry leads. This is blue raspberry in the confectionery sense rather than anything you would find in a fruit bowl: sweet, bright, a little sharp on the first draw and instantly recognisable. Gami reads as shorthand for a gummy-style treatment, so expect a soft, chewy sweet-shop sweetness sitting behind the berry rather than a dry or sour finish. Think of colour-coded penny sweets rather than a raspberry picked from a cane.

What it is unlikely to be is cooling. Nothing in the name points to ice or menthol, so do not expect a chilled exhale. That places it at the warmer, sweeter end of the Pro Max 7000 range, nearer to the other razz and berry flavours than to options such as Pineapple Ice or Watermelon Ice. If you want something with a cold finish, one of those is the better pick.

Sweet flavours behave in a predictable way over the life of a pod. The first few days tend to be the most vivid. The middle holds steady. The tail end fades gradually rather than stopping suddenly, which is your cue to fit a fresh pod. Sweetness can also dull the palate over time, an effect vapers call vaper's tongue, and the usual cure is to rotate to something drier for a few days before coming back.

If you enjoy this style and fancy a bottled version one day, the nicotine salt e-liquids collection is a sensible place to compare candy and berry profiles, although those are for refillable devices and will not fit a sealed Pro Max 7000 pod. Buying a single pack first is the cheapest way to find out whether this flavour agrees with you before you commit to the four pack offer.

Who this pod suits, and who should skip it

Start with the person this pack suits best: an adult smoker who already owns a Pro Max 7000 device, likes sweet, candy-leaning flavours and wants to keep going without fuss. For that buyer it is a one-click routine at a modest price, and the four pack offer makes restocking cheaper still.

It also suits people coming from single-use vapes. Disposables were banned in Great Britain in 2025, but the appetite for a compact, click-and-go device did not vanish overnight. If you used to buy disposable vapes and want the nearest rechargeable equivalent, a pod body with replaceable sealed pods gives you the same small footprint with far less waste, because the battery is reused rather than thrown away.

Lighter and social smokers are another natural fit, particularly at 10mg, where the throat hit stays gentle. Heavier smokers generally look to 20mg. The nicotine strength section further down goes through the reasoning in more detail.

Now the people who should look elsewhere:

• Anyone without a Pro Max 7000 body. The pack contains no battery, so it does nothing on its own. Buy a kit first.
• Non-smokers and under 18s. Nicotine is addictive, and these products are for adult smokers and vapers only.
• Cloud chasers. A compact mouth-to-lung pod will not produce huge clouds, and there are no airflow or power controls to adjust.
• People who dislike sweet flavours. If you prefer tobacco, menthol or sharp citrus, another flavour in the range will serve you better.
• Anyone watching cost per millilitre. Sealed pods cost more per millilitre than bottled liquid used in a refillable device.

If you are not sure which camp you fall into, the safest first move is to ask. Compatibility questions are quick for us to answer and far cheaper than a wrong order.

Specs and numbers for the Blue Razz Gami pack

Numbers first, interpretation afterwards. These are the figures we can verify from the listing:

• Product: Hawcos x Lost Mary Pro Max 7000 Refill Pack, Blue Razz Gami
• Format: sealed prefilled replacement pod, no battery included
• Brand: Lost Mary
• Manufacturer puff rating: 7,000
• Nicotine: salt-based, available as 10mg or 20mg
• Pack contents: two prefilled replacement pods in factory-sealed foil, plus a compatibility and safety leaflet
• Price: £6.99 per pack
• Multibuy: buy 4 for £23, which works out at £5.75 per pack
• Sold to: adults aged 18 and over only

What the listing does not give us is equally worth stating. The manufacturer does not publish a battery capacity, a coil resistance or an exact liquid volume beyond the UK ceiling of 2ml per pod, so we do not quote any. A made-up specification helps nobody choose well.

Turn the headline into a rough running cost and it looks like this. Taken at face value, £6.99 for a 7,000 puff rating is about £1.00 per thousand puffs, and the four pack price of £5.75 each brings that down to roughly 82p. Your own figure will differ, because real puff counts depend on how long you draw, how often you vape and how much of the pod you finish before the flavour fades.

For scale, our 10,000 puff vapes carry a higher headline rating and a higher price, while a 7,000 rating sits comfortably below them. A bigger number is not automatically better value for you. What matters is how many days a pod lasts at your own pace, and whether you enjoy the flavour all the way to the last puff.

Fitting a new pod and your first session

Peel, click, wait. That is the whole routine, but a few details make it go smoothly.

• Charge the device first. Make sure the Pro Max 7000 body has some charge before you fit the pod, so you can tell battery problems from pod problems.
• Open the foil and peel the seal. Take the pod out of its foil and remove any protective seal or film. Check that the mouthpiece and airflow opening are clear.
• Click the pod in. Push it firmly into the body until you feel it seat. It should sit flush, with no gap or wobble.
• Wait about 60 seconds. This lets the wick saturate, and it is the most commonly skipped step.
• Take gentle first draws. Two to three seconds with a pause between each, rather than long hard pulls.

Pacing matters in the first hour. Long, rapid-fire draws overheat a fresh coil and can leave a harsh or burnt taste that never fully clears. Short draws, with a pause of twenty or thirty seconds between them, let the wick keep up. If you want a refresher on any step, the frequently asked questions page covers general pod questions and compatibility.

You will know a pod is nearing its end because the flavour thins out, the vapour feels weaker even on a charged battery, or the draw starts to taste slightly toasted. At that point there is no benefit in squeezing out a few more puffs. Fit a fresh pod and the flavour snaps back.

When the time comes to swap, pull the old pod straight out rather than twisting it. A spent pod is small electrical waste containing nicotine residue and should not go in your household bin; many retailers and local recycling centres accept vaping waste. Wipe the metal contacts on the body with a dry cloth before seating the new pod, because a thin film of residue there is a surprisingly common cause of connection faults.

Battery and charging on the Pro Max 7000 body

The pod has no battery of its own, so the charging story belongs to the Pro Max 7000 body.

We do not quote a milliamp hour figure for it, because the manufacturer does not publish a verified capacity and we would rather say so than guess. What matters in daily use is simpler: a rechargeable body should comfortably see you through more than one pod, and you top it up when it runs low. Check the paperwork with your device for the charging port type and what the indicator light means, because both vary between models. Many current pod devices use USB-C, but confirm that before buying a cable.

A few habits are worth adopting from the first charge:

• Charge on a hard, flat, non-flammable surface, never on a bed, sofa or pillow
• Use a standard, low-output adapter from a reputable maker rather than an unbranded fast charger
• Do not leave the device charging unattended overnight or while you are out
• Unplug it once the light shows it is full
• Keep it out of hot cars and direct sun

Battery and pod do not always fade together. Sometimes the battery runs flat before the pod is spent, and sometimes the flavour thins out first. If vapour is weak, charge the device before blaming the pod, because a low battery is the simplest explanation and the quickest to rule out. If the flavour is dull on a full charge, the pod is the likelier culprit.

Batteries do wear out eventually. If your body no longer holds a useful charge, or you simply want to move on, our pod kits show the alternatives, including refillable systems. Never try to open or puncture a lithium battery, and dispose of a dead device through proper electrical recycling rather than the bin.

Storing spare pods so the flavour stays sharp

Where do the spare pods go when you buy four? A little thought here protects both your flavour and your safety.

• Keep them sealed. Leave each pod in its foil until you need it. The seal protects the liquid from air and dust.
• Store them upright. Standing pods with the mouthpiece up helps stop liquid pooling around the coil.
• Keep them cool. Aim to stay below about 30°C, and away from windowsills, radiators and car dashboards. Heat and sunlight drain flavour and can thin the liquid enough to cause leaks.
• Avoid temperature swings. Taking a cold pod from a car into a warm room can cause condensation and pressure changes, so let it settle for a few minutes before fitting.

Safety matters as much as flavour. Nicotine e-liquid is harmful if swallowed, and small colourful pods can look harmless to children and pets. Keep spares in a high cupboard or a lockable box, not loose in a bag or on a coffee table. If a pod leaks onto your skin, wash the area with soap and water. If anyone swallows liquid, seek medical help immediately.

Travel is a related question. Keep pods in a zipped bag pocket rather than loose with keys and coins, and check your airline's rules before flying, because devices with lithium batteries usually have to travel in hand luggage rather than the hold. Rotate your stock too: use the oldest pack first, and look at the packaging for any date marking so you are not vaping a pod that has sat forgotten in a drawer.

Buying four at a time is economical, but only if you will realistically get through them in a sensible window. A pod bought for a rainy day that never comes is money tied up in something that slowly loses its edge.

Pros, cons and when to look elsewhere

Every format involves trade-offs, and sealed pods are no exception. Here is the balance as we see it.

What works well

• Mess-free flavour changes: snap the old pod out and a new one in
• A consistent draw from a factory-primed coil, with no filling or priming of your own
• Compact and pocketable, with a sealed pod that travels easily
• Cheaper than replacing a whole device, and less wasteful
• Multibuy pricing that lowers the cost per pack

What to weigh up

• A higher cost per millilitre than bottled liquid in a refillable device
• Proprietary fit, so it only works with the matching device family
• Only two strengths, 10mg and 20mg, with nothing lower
• A fixed flavour that you cannot blend or adjust
• A fixed pod volume under UK rules

If the second list outweighs the first for you, the logical step sideways is a refillable system. Refillable vape pods let you choose any compatible bottled liquid, usually at a lower running cost, in exchange for a little more hands-on effort. Heavy users who get through pods quickly sometimes move to a big-puff kit for the larger capacity instead.

As for pairing, the sensible partner for this pack is a second flavour from the same line. Every flavour fits the same Pro Max 7000 body, so you can alternate between a sweet berry like Blue Razz Gami and something fresher without buying anything extra. Rotating also helps with palate fatigue, which is the most common reason people feel a flavour has gone flat when the pod itself is perfectly healthy.

None of this means sealed pods are the wrong choice. For most adult smokers who want a simple, tidy way to stay off cigarettes, convenience wins. Just go in knowing what you are paying for and what you are giving up.

Picking 10mg or 20mg for your habit

UK law caps nicotine at 20mg per ml, and this pod offers both that ceiling and a halfway option at 10mg. Choosing between them is the single decision most likely to decide whether you enjoy the product.

20mg suits people who smoke heavily, roughly a pack a day, or who reach for their first cigarette soon after waking. It gives the firmest throat hit and the strongest satisfaction per puff, and it generally means fewer top-up puffs through the day. 10mg is the common middle ground for lighter or social smokers, or for people who find 20mg a touch harsh. The hit is softer and you can vape for longer without feeling overloaded.

One thing to remember is that nicotine salts are absorbed more efficiently than traditional freebase nicotine. A 20mg salt feels stronger than a 20mg freebase liquid, which surprises people used to older bottled liquids. If you are new to salts, starting one step lower than you assume you need is usually kinder.

Signs the strength is too high include dizziness, nausea, a racing heart, headaches or a burning throat. If you notice any of them, stop, take a break and drop to 10mg next time. Signs it is too low are the opposite: you vape almost constantly, cravings return within minutes and you still reach for cigarettes. If that sounds familiar, move up a level rather than simply vaping more.

A word on suitability. Nicotine is addictive, and this product is for adults who currently smoke or vape. It is not for non-smokers, for under 18s, or for anyone who is pregnant or has a heart condition unless a medical professional has said otherwise. If your aim is to stop nicotine altogether, a pharmacist or local stop smoking service can help you plan a step-down. This page is a retail guide, not medical advice.

Troubleshooting a flat, burnt or leaking pod

A pod that tastes wrong is rarely a mystery. Most faults fall into a handful of patterns, and most can be sorted in a minute.

• No vapour at all. Charge the body, reseat the pod until it clicks, and check that you peeled every seal. Wipe the contacts with a dry cloth.
• Burnt or scorched taste. Usually a dry wick. Give the pod a full 60 seconds after fitting, shorten your draws and stop chain vaping. If it persists on a brand new pod, tell us.
• Flat or weak flavour. Either the pod is near the end, the battery is low, or your palate is tired of sweetness. Charge first, then rotate to another flavour for a couple of days.
• Gurgling or leaking. Condensation can collect in the mouthpiece. Wipe it with a tissue, keep the pod upright and let it settle after temperature changes. A pod that is visibly leaking from the seal should not be used.
• Device does not recognise the pod. Check it really is a Pro Max 7000 pod, reseat it and clean the contacts. A pod from a different system will not work.

Never try to open or force a pod, and never squeeze it to clear a blockage. If a sealed pod arrives damaged, or fails on a fully charged device after you have worked through the list above, it counts as a faulty item and we replace those free of charge. Get in touch through the contact page with your order number and a clear photo, and our UK team will sort it.

Hold on to the pod and its packaging until we reply, because the batch details help us identify whether a fault is isolated or something we need to raise with the supplier. Fast, specific reports are the quickest route to a replacement, so say which strength you ordered, how long the pod was used and what exactly went wrong.

Delivery, returns and age verification

Orders placed on a working day before 4pm leave the same day, typically arriving in one to three working days by Royal Mail Tracked 24. Delivery is free on UK baskets over £20, and the buy 4 for £23 offer clears that threshold on its own.

Below £20 a delivery charge applies. The current rates, cut-off times and what to do about a delayed parcel are all on the shipping page. Parcels go out in plain packaging, with nothing on the outside to say what is inside.

This is an age-restricted product. Every order goes through age verification at checkout, and we only sell to adults aged 18 and over. Keep valid photo ID to hand in case extra confirmation is needed, because an order that cannot be age-verified cannot be dispatched.

On returns, unopened and unsealed product can be sent back within 14 days. Because pods are consumables, an opened or unsealed pack cannot be returned for health and safety reasons, so check the flavour, the strength and the quantity before peeling anything. Faulty items are replaced free of charge, and the quickest way to start that is a message with your order number and a photo of the problem.

A last practical point before you check out: make sure you are buying the refill and not mistaking it for a kit. This page is for replacement pods only, and the device is sold separately. If you have any doubt about compatibility, delivery timings or which strength to pick, ask before you pay. A short message beforehand is far easier than arranging a return afterwards.