Inside the Ghost Pro Range: 32 Flavours Explained at a Glance

Thirty-Two Flavours, Six Categories, One Overview

Scroll through the Ghost Pro 3500 Puffs flavour list for the first time and you'll hit a wall of names fast — Buba Blue, Watermelon Bull, Pink Orange Fizz, Glacier Mint — and none of it tells you what you're actually about to inhale. That's the gap this guide is built to close. We've already published deep-dive guides on individual categories elsewhere on this blog, walking through every ice flavour or every tropical option in granular detail. This one does the opposite job on purpose: it's the fast, skimmable map of the entire 32-flavour range, one paragraph per category and a quick line per flavour, so you can find your lane in five minutes instead of fifty.

Every flavour in the Ghost Pro line-up sits inside one of six categories: Ice & Menthol, Berry Mix, Tropical & Fruit, Grape Collection, Candy & Dessert, and Signature Classics. That's 6 flavours, 7 flavours, 9 flavours, 2 flavours, 2 flavours, and 6 flavours respectively — 32 in total. The categories aren't arbitrary marketing buckets either; they group flavours by how they actually behave on the exhale. Ice & Menthol flavours all carry a cooling finish. Berry Mix flavours lean into layered, slightly tart fruit combinations. Tropical & Fruit is the biggest bucket and the most straightforwardly "juicy" one. Grape Collection isolates the single most divisive fruit note into its own small, focused pair. Candy & Dessert steps away from fruit entirely into bakery and confectionery territory. Signature Classics are the six flavours that read as Ghost Pro's own house blends rather than a riff on a known fruit.

One thing worth stating plainly before we go further: every single device across all 32 flavours is mechanically and chemically identical except for the flavour itself. Same 40 AED price for one device, same 350 AED for a box of 10 (working out to roughly 35 AED per device when you buy by the box), same 10ml fill of 20mg nicotine strength e-liquid, same 1500mAh battery driving a 1.2 ohm mesh coil, same draw-activated firing with no button, and the same rated ceiling of up to 3500 puffs. Picking a flavour is a pure taste decision — you're never trading performance for flavour or paying a premium for a specific name. That's exactly why an overview article like this one earns its keep: once the hardware question is settled, flavour is the only variable left, and having all 32 options laid out side by side makes that decision genuinely easier.

The Six Categories at a Glance

Before diving flavour-by-flavour, here's the fast version — what each category is, how many flavours live in it, and who it's built for.

Ice & Menthol (6 flavours) is the cooling lane. Every flavour here finishes cold, whether it's a straight menthol hit or a fruit flavour with an ice modifier layered on top. This is the category for hot Dubai afternoons, for anyone who started on menthol cigarettes, or for anyone who just prefers a vape that feels crisp rather than sweet.

Berry Mix (7 flavours) is the largest fruit-adjacent category after Tropical & Fruit, and it's built around layered berry combinations rather than single-note berry flavours. Expect blackcurrant paired with squash, blueberry stacked with pomegranate, blue raspberry cut with citrus. This category rewards people who find single-fruit vapes one-dimensional.

Tropical & Fruit (9 flavours) is the biggest category in the entire range, and it's the closest thing Ghost Pro has to a "safe default" zone — bright, juicy, generally sweeter, and heavy on stone fruit, melon, and multi-fruit blends. If you're brand new to the range and don't know where to start, this category is statistically the most likely to land well on a first try.

Grape Collection (2 flavours) is the smallest category by design. Grape is polarising — people either love the specific candy-grape note or actively avoid it — so rather than diluting it across a dozen blends, Ghost Pro isolated it into exactly two expressions: one straight and bold, one slightly more layered.

Candy & Dessert (2 flavours) is the only category with zero fruit as the headline note. It's built for vapers who want something closer to a sweet shop than an orchard — spun sugar and mixed sweet candy rather than juice.

Signature Classics (6 flavours) is the house-blend category — six flavours that don't map cleanly onto a single fruit or dessert reference. These lean on names rather than obvious flavour descriptors (Mr. Blue, Red Angel, Pink Lady) and tend to be more complex, multi-note profiles built specifically for the Ghost Pro range rather than adapted from an obvious existing flavour.

Across all six categories, remember the shared baseline: 40 AED per device or 350 AED per box of 10, 3500 puffs rated per device, cash on delivery in AED only, and stock/orders confirmed over WhatsApp at +971 56 165 2004. With that framing set, let's go category by category.

Ice & Menthol: The Cooling Six

This is the category to reach for when the temperature outside is doing something unreasonable, which in Dubai and Sharjah is most of the year. All six flavours here share a cold, clean exhale — what differs is what's riding on top of that coolness.

Glacier Mint is the purest expression in the category — straightforward menthol with no fruit distraction, closest to what a menthol cigarette smoker would recognise instantly. Banana Ice takes a creamy, slightly candied banana note and chills it down, which sounds like an odd combination on paper but works because the ice cuts the heaviness banana can otherwise have. Blackcurrant Ice pairs a jammy, slightly tart blackcurrant with a cooling finish — darker and less sweet than most of the fruit-ice combinations in the range. Cherry Cola Ice is the most unusual entry: a cola-and-cherry soda note finished cold, closer to a chilled soft drink than a fruit vape. Red Apple Ice goes crisp and clean, more like biting into a cold apple from the fridge than a candied apple flavour. Watermelon Freeze rounds out the category with a juicy, slightly sweet watermelon base that turns almost slushy-textured thanks to the ice element.

Who this category suits: menthol cigarette switchers, anyone who vapes primarily outdoors in UAE summer heat, and anyone who finds sweeter tropical flavours cloying after a few draws. If you've already worked through the Tropical & Fruit lineup and found it too sugary for all-day use, Ice & Menthol is the natural pivot — same device, same specs, completely different sensory register.

Berry Mix: The Seven-Flavour Berry Bowl

Berry Mix is where Ghost Pro gets most experimental with combinations. None of these seven flavours are a single berry on its own — every one is at least two fruits stacked together, which is what separates this category from the more straightforward single-note fruits you'll find in Tropical & Fruit.

Berry Burst is the closest thing to a "classic mixed berry" flavour in the category — strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry notes blended without any one dominating. Blackcurrant Berry Squash leans into a British squash-drink reference, tart blackcurrant softened with a lighter berry sweetness. Blueberry Pomegranate pairs a mellow, slightly musky blueberry with pomegranate's brighter tartness — one of the less sweet options in the category. Blue Razz Lemon takes classic blue raspberry candy and cuts it with real citrus sharpness, which stops it from tipping into pure sugar territory. Blue Sour Razz pushes that same blue raspberry base further into tart, puckering territory — the most deliberately sour flavour in this category. Buba Blue is a bubblegum-adjacent blue berry blend, sweeter and more candy-forward than its raspberry-leaning neighbours. Strawberry Grape closes out the category as a bridge flavour — strawberry's familiar sweetness combined with grape's candy note, without going as hard on grape as the dedicated Grape Collection does.

Who this suits: vapers who got into the range through fruit flavours but want more complexity than a single-note profile, and anyone who specifically likes tart or sour finishes — three of the seven flavours here (Blue Sour Razz, Blackcurrant Berry Squash, Blueberry Pomegranate) skew tart rather than straight sweet.

Tropical & Fruit: The Biggest Category, and the Easiest Starting Point

At nine flavours, Tropical & Fruit is nearly a third of the entire Ghost Pro range on its own. It's also, by design, the least polarising category — these are the flavours built to appeal broadly rather than to a specific niche palate, which is why we'd point most first-time buyers here before anywhere else.

Peach Mango is about as close to a universal crowd-pleaser as this range gets — ripe peach and mango blended into a smooth, sweet, low-complexity vape that rarely disappoints. Strawberry Kiwi pairs familiar strawberry sweetness with kiwi's slightly tangier, greener edge. Strawberry Melon Chew goes candy-adjacent, closer to a chewy strawberry-melon sweet than fresh fruit. Strawberry Peach Citrus stacks a third layer of citrus onto the strawberry-peach pairing, giving it more brightness than a straight two-fruit blend. Apple Pear Strawberry is one of the more delicate profiles in the category — pear's softness and apple's crispness balanced by strawberry rather than either fruit overpowering. White Peach Razz combines a lighter, more floral white peach with raspberry's tartness for contrast. Passion Kiwi Guava is the most tropical-leaning flavour in the category by name and profile — passionfruit's tang, kiwi's brightness, and guava's musky sweetness together. Caribbean Crush goes full multi-fruit punch, a blend built to taste like a tropical fruit cocktail rather than any single identifiable fruit. Watermelon Bull is the outlier of the nine — watermelon paired with an energy-drink-style flavour note, sweeter and more artificial-tasting by design than the rest of the fruit-forward options here.

If you genuinely cannot decide where to start across all 32 flavours, Peach Mango and Strawberry Kiwi are the two safest single-flavour bets in the entire range — broadly liked, not divisive, and representative of what "fruity vape" means to most people before they've explored further.

Grape Collection: Two Ways to Do One Flavour

Most categories in this range spread a flavour idea across five, six, seven variations. Grape Collection does the opposite — it takes one flavour note and gives you exactly two takes on it, no more.

Grape Bull is the bolder, more straightforward of the two — a strong, candy-leaning grape note with the same energy-drink-style edge that shows up in Watermelon Bull over in Tropical & Fruit. It's unapologetically artificial-grape rather than trying to taste like an actual grape, and if that's the note you're after, this is the more direct hit. Great Grape is the more rounded, slightly more "real fruit" leaning option between the two — still clearly a grape candy flavour, but without the added energy-drink note, making it the easier one to vape all day without the flavour feeling like a novelty.

Grape as a category exists because it's a genuinely divisive flavour note — some vapers specifically seek it out, others actively avoid anything grape-adjacent, including passing on Strawberry Grape over in Berry Mix for that exact reason. If you already know you like grape candy, flavoured drinks, or grape-flavoured sweets generally, this pair delivers exactly what you're expecting. If you're unsure, sampling a single device of Great Grape first is the lower-commitment way in, since it's the milder of the two.

Candy & Dessert: When You Want Sugar, Not Fruit

Two flavours, and both step entirely outside the fruit framework that dominates the rest of the range. This is the category for vapers whose reference point is a sweet shop rather than a fruit bowl.

Candy Floss is exactly what it says — a cotton candy flavour, light, airy-tasting, and sweet without being tart or complex. It's one of the most straightforwardly sweet vapes in the entire lineup, with none of the citrus or ice elements that cut sweetness elsewhere in the range. Gummies goes for a mixed gummy-sweet profile — think a bag of assorted fruit gummies rather than one identifiable candy, which gives it slightly more going on than Candy Floss despite still sitting firmly in dessert territory rather than fresh-fruit territory.

This is a small category, but it fills a real gap: everything else in the 32-flavour range references either a fruit, a cooling sensation, or a soft-drink note. Candy & Dessert is the only place in the entire Ghost Pro line-up built purely around confectionery. If Signature Classics flavours like Pink Lady or Pink Orange Fizz already read as "sweeter" to you, Candy Floss and Gummies push further in that same direction.

Signature Classics: The Six That Don't Fit Anywhere Else

Signature Classics is the category built around name rather than obvious flavour description. Where Peach Mango tells you exactly what you're getting before you've even ordered, Mr. Blue or Red Angel doesn't — you have to actually try it. These six tend to be the most complex, multi-note profiles in the entire range.

Mr. Blue blends multiple blue fruit notes — think a combination closer to Buba Blue's candy direction than a single berry — into a smooth, rounded vape without a sharp citrus or sour edge. Mr. Red is its counterpart on the red side, a layered red-fruit blend (closer to cherry and red berry territory) built to be smooth rather than tart. Red Angel goes further into red fruit territory with a sweeter, more rounded profile than Mr. Red, positioned as the more indulgent of the two red-leaning classics. Pink Lady takes its name from the apple variety and leans into a sweeter, more rounded apple-adjacent profile — softer and less crisp than Red Apple Ice over in the menthol category, since there's no cooling element cutting through it. Pink Orange Fizz adds a carbonated, soda-like citrus note, closer in spirit to Cherry Cola Ice's soft-drink direction than to a straight orange juice flavour. Sour Apple closes the category as its sharpest, most tart entry — a puckering green apple flavour that stands in direct contrast to Pink Lady's rounder, sweeter apple take.

Signature Classics is the category we'd recommend to returning vapers who've already worked through the more obviously-named categories (Tropical & Fruit, Berry Mix) and want something that doesn't map onto a flavour they've already tried a dozen times. It's also the category where two flavours most directly mirror each other in an interesting way — Pink Lady and Sour Apple are effectively opposite ends of the same apple spectrum, sweet and rounded versus sharp and tart.

How to Pick Your First Flavour: A Quick Decision Framework

With 32 options, decision fatigue is real. Here's a faster way to narrow it down than reading every description above twice.

If you want the safest possible first pick: go Tropical & Fruit, specifically Peach Mango or Strawberry Kiwi. Neither is divisive, both are broadly representative of what most vapers expect from a fruit-flavoured disposable, and neither leans hard into any single extreme (too sour, too artificial, too cold).

If you're switching from menthol cigarettes: start in Ice & Menthol. Glacier Mint is the most direct analogue to a menthol cigarette; Watermelon Freeze or Red Apple Ice are good next steps once you want fruit alongside the cooling.

If you like your flavours sour or tart: Blue Sour Razz and Sour Apple are the two most deliberately tart options in the entire range, from Berry Mix and Signature Classics respectively. Blueberry Pomegranate and Blackcurrant Berry Squash are gentler tart options if those two feel too aggressive.

If you specifically want grape: don't wander through Berry Mix's Strawberry Grape looking for a grape fix — go straight to the Grape Collection. Great Grape for a milder take, Grape Bull if you want the boldest possible grape hit in the range.

If fruit in general isn't your thing: Candy & Dessert is your entire category — Candy Floss for simple sweetness, Gummies for a bit more complexity. Signature Classics is a secondary option, since several entries there (Pink Orange Fizz, Mr. Blue) read more like layered soft-drink or candy flavours than straight fruit.

If you've already tried a few flavours and want something you haven't experienced yet: cross-reference categories rather than staying in one. Someone who liked Peach Mango (Tropical & Fruit) might not expect to also like Mr. Red (Signature Classics), but the two share more sweetness-forward, low-tartness DNA than their category names suggest.

None of this is a permanent commitment either way — because every device across all 32 flavours costs the same 40 AED single-unit price, testing two or three flavour ideas before committing to a full 350 AED box of 10 costs very little relative to guessing wrong on a whole box.

Matching Flavours to Context, and Mistakes to Avoid

Flavour preference isn't just about taste in isolation — context changes what actually works well. A flavour that's perfect parked in traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road might feel wrong at a majlis gathering later that evening, and the six categories map onto UAE daily life more usefully than most flavour lists admit.

Commuting and daytime errands: this is where Ice & Menthol earns its place — Watermelon Freeze or Glacier Mint hold up in a hot car better than sweeter options, since a cooling flavour doesn't feel cloying stacked on top of actual heat. Tropical & Fruit picks like Strawberry Kiwi or Peach Mango work here too, as an easy, uncomplicated default that doesn't demand much attention.

Gym or post-workout: the cleaner, less sugary-tasting options tend to suit this better — Red Apple Ice, Blueberry Pomegranate, or Blue Sour Razz all have a tart or cold edge that feels more refreshing than a dessert-leaning flavour after exercise.

Evening social settings — majlis, shisha lounges, gatherings with friends: this is where the more complex, conversation-worthy flavours from Signature Classics and Berry Mix tend to shine, since there's more time to actually sit with a flavour rather than drawing on it between tasks. Mr. Blue, Red Angel, or Caribbean Crush from Tropical & Fruit all reward slower, more attentive vaping.

Late evening or as a dessert substitute: Candy & Dessert exists for exactly this moment — Candy Floss or Gummies after dinner, when you want something that reads as a treat rather than a fruit hit.

Long weekend drives — Dubai to Ras Al Khaimah, or out toward Al Ain: pack variety rather than committing to one flavour for a multi-hour trip. This is a good use case for a mixed box built with the category-tour approach described further down — a rotation across Ice & Menthol, Tropical & Fruit, and Signature Classics keeps a long drive from feeling monotonous the way ten identical devices would.

None of this is a hard rule — plenty of people vape the same flavour morning, noon, and night regardless of setting, and there's nothing wrong with that either. But if you've never thought about matching flavour to context before, it's a genuinely useful second axis on top of the taste-profile breakdown earlier in this guide, especially once you're choosing across a full box of 10 rather than a single device.

Common mistakes to avoid when navigating this many options. A range this size is a genuine advantage, but it also creates a few predictable ways to choose badly. Here's what trips up first-time buyers most often.

Judging a flavour purely by its name. Signature Classics is the biggest risk zone for this — Mr. Blue and Mr. Red tell you almost nothing about the actual taste, and Pink Lady sounds closer to a cocktail than an apple flavour. If a name in this category catches your eye, read the actual taste description rather than guessing from the name alone.

Building a full box of 10 around a single untested flavour. Even a flavour that sounds perfect on paper can land differently in practice. Since a single device is only 40 AED, testing one unit of anything you're unsure about before committing ten slots to it in a 350 AED box is the cheaper way to find out.

Assuming category boundaries are stricter than they are. Several flavours borrow notes across categories — Watermelon Bull (Tropical & Fruit) and Grape Bull (Grape Collection) share an energy-drink note despite sitting in different categories, and Cherry Cola Ice (Ice & Menthol) and Pink Orange Fizz (Signature Classics) both lean on soda-style profiles. Don't rule out an entire category based on one flavour's name if the actual taste note you're chasing might show up somewhere unexpected.

Overlooking the smaller categories entirely. With only two flavours each, Grape Collection and Candy & Dessert are easy to skip past when scrolling a longer list dominated by Tropical & Fruit's nine options. If grape candy or spun sugar is genuinely what you're after, don't let category size make you assume there's nothing there for you — two well-differentiated flavours can cover that craving more precisely than a larger, more scattered category would.

Not confirming stock before finalising a mixed order. Because Ghost Pro carries all 32 flavours rather than a narrow lineup, availability on any single flavour, especially in the smaller categories, can shift. A quick WhatsApp message to +971 56 165 2004 before finalising a specific 10-flavour combination avoids the disappointment of an order arriving with substitutions you didn't choose.

What Never Changes, No Matter Which Flavour You Choose

It's worth restating this clearly, because it's the single most useful fact in this entire guide: flavour is the only variable across the Ghost Pro 3500 Puffs range. Every other spec is fixed and identical.

Each device — regardless of whether it's Glacier Mint or Mr. Blue or Caribbean Crush — is pre-filled with 10ml of 20mg nicotine strength e-liquid. That fill and strength doesn't shift by category; a Candy & Dessert device carries the exact same nicotine concentration as an Ice & Menthol one. Powering each device is a 1500mAh battery paired with a 1.2 ohm mesh coil, which is what gives Ghost Pro devices their consistent vapour production and flavour delivery from the first draw to the last, regardless of which of the 32 flavours is loaded. There's no button on any device in the range — every single one is draw-activated, meaning it fires automatically the moment you inhale, and every device carries the same rating of up to 3500 puffs before it's expected to run down.

Pricing is flat across the board too: 40 AED for any single device in any of the 32 flavours, or 350 AED for a box of 10 — which works out to roughly 35 AED per device when you buy by the box, a meaningful saving if you already know you'll get through more than one. There's no premium tier for Signature Classics over Tropical & Fruit, no discount for the smaller categories like Grape Collection or Candy & Dessert. A box of 10 Gummies costs exactly the same as a box of 10 Peach Mango.

This uniformity is actually the point of an overview article like this one. Because the hardware, nicotine strength, and pricing are constant, the only real decision left is taste — which is exactly why laying out all 32 flavours side by side, organised by how they actually taste rather than alphabetically, makes choosing faster than scrolling a flat list.

Ordering Across the UAE: Pricing, Delivery, and Payment

Once you've settled on a flavour — or, more realistically, a shortlist of three or four to try — ordering works the same way regardless of which category you picked from.

Standard delivery is 30 AED, and it's waived entirely once your order reaches 350 AED — a threshold worth keeping in mind if you're on the fence between ordering a single box now and a second one next week, since combining them into one order clears the delivery fee altogether. Delivery windows vary by emirate: Dubai orders typically arrive in around 2 hours, making it realistic to order a flavour on a whim and be vaping it before the evening. Sharjah and Ajman run roughly 4 to 6 hours. Abu Dhabi and Al Ain sit at around 6 hours. Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain are the furthest out at roughly 6 to 12 hours, so if you're in one of those three emirates and want a specific flavour for a same-day plan, ordering earlier in the day matters more than it does for a Dubai-based buyer.

Payment is cash on delivery in AED only — there's no card payment or online payment option, so have the right amount ready in cash when your order arrives, regardless of whether you ordered one device or a mixed box of ten across five different flavours.

All orders and stock checks run through WhatsApp at +971 56 165 2004. Given that this is a 32-flavour range and not every flavour is necessarily in stock at every moment, messaging ahead to confirm availability of your specific shortlist — say, checking that both Peach Mango and Blue Sour Razz are in stock before you commit to an order combining them — is the most reliable way to avoid a last-minute substitution. This is also the fastest way to ask questions that a written guide can't fully answer, like current stock levels on the smaller categories (Grape Collection and Candy & Dessert, with only two flavours each, are the two most likely to run tight on a specific flavour at any given time simply because there's less inventory spread to buffer demand).

Ghost Pro's aggregate standing across the UAE currently sits at 9.9 out of 10 from 383 verified customer reviews — a track record built across the full 32-flavour range and the delivery experience overall, not tied to any single flavour or category.

One more practical note that applies regardless of emirate: this is a nicotine product, and it's restricted to buyers aged 21 and over. Nicotine products are age-restricted and regulated in the UAE, so if you're ordering for the first time, be ready to confirm your age as part of the order process.

Building a Mixed Box of 10: Strategies That Actually Work

A single device gets you one flavour for 40 AED. A box of 10 at 350 AED is where the category-spanning approach in this guide pays off, because a mixed box means you're not locked into ten of the same thing.

The safe-plus-stretch approach: pick six or seven flavours you're fairly confident about — leaning on Tropical & Fruit and Berry Mix, the two largest and most broadly appealing categories — and use the remaining three or four slots to try something further from your comfort zone, like a Signature Classics flavour or the Grape Collection pair. This way a box that doesn't fully land still delivers seven or eight flavours you're confident in.

The category-tour approach: take one flavour from each of the six categories, then fill the remaining four slots with your two favourites doubled up. This is the fastest way to actually understand the full range firsthand rather than relying on descriptions — you get a genuine taste of Ice & Menthol, Berry Mix, Tropical & Fruit, Grape Collection, Candy & Dessert, and Signature Classics all in one order, rather than reading about five of them and only tasting one.

The single-category deep dive: if you already know Tropical & Fruit or Berry Mix is your lane, use the box of 10 to go deep rather than wide — all nine Tropical & Fruit flavours plus your favourite from another category, for instance, or all seven Berry Mix flavours with three repeats of the one you already know you like. This approach makes the most sense once you've already done an initial cross-category taste test and know roughly where your preferences sit.

The occasion-based split: if vaping context matters to you — cooler flavours for daytime or gym use, sweeter ones for evening — split the box along those lines. Something like three Ice & Menthol flavours (Watermelon Freeze, Red Apple Ice, Glacier Mint) for daytime, paired with sweeter Signature Classics or Candy & Dessert picks (Red Angel, Candy Floss) for evenings, gives you a box that flexes with your day rather than one flat flavour profile regardless of time or mood.

Whichever approach you take, remember the box math works the same regardless of which 10 flavours you pick: 350 AED total, roughly 35 AED per device, and free delivery the moment your order crosses an order of 350 AED or more — so if you're building one mixed box, it's worth checking with the WhatsApp team at +971 56 165 2004 whether topping up to a second box makes more sense than paying the standard 30 AED delivery fee on a single one.

The Real Value of Seeing All 32 Side by Side

The point of organising this guide by category rather than alphabetically, or by release date, or by popularity, is that taste is the only axis that actually matters once you know the hardware and pricing are fixed. Two flavours that sound completely different by name — Watermelon Bull and Grape Bull, for instance — actually share a specific energy-drink-style note that isn't obvious until you see them grouped by profile rather than by their first letter. Conversely, two flavours in the same category, like Blue Sour Razz and Buba Blue, sit at genuinely different points on the sweet-to-sour spectrum despite both technically being "blue" berry flavours in Berry Mix.

That's the real value an overview article like this one adds over either a bare flavour list or a single deep-dive guide: it lets you compare across categories in a way that a single-category guide, by definition, can't. If you've read our dedicated guide to the Ice & Menthol lineup or the one covering Tropical & Fruit in full depth, this piece is the connective layer between them — the map that shows how Blackcurrant Ice relates to Blackcurrant Berry Squash, or how Sour Apple compares to the tartest options over in Berry Mix.

If you're new to Ghost Pro entirely, the practical next step is simple: pick two or three flavours from this overview that sound closest to what you already know you like, message +971 56 165 2004 on WhatsApp to confirm they're in stock, and order a single device of each before committing to a full box. At 40 AED per device, testing your way to a confident flavour choice costs less than guessing wrong on a 350 AED box — and with 32 options across six genuinely distinct categories, there's enough range here that most vapers find at least one flavour that becomes a repeat order.