REIGN BAR lists a lot of vape flavors across its Palette 50K line: 17 kit (dual-flavor) options, 17 single flavors at 50 mg, and 10 single flavors at zero nicotine. This guide covers the six 0mg flavors we actually stock, all on the REIGN BAR MIX 25K bar — 25,000 puffs each, dual mesh coils, three power levels and dual adjustable airflow. We do not carry the 50mg Palette, or the brand's other lines (Amber 70K, Mana 50K, VLITE X, VLITE), so those flavors are not scored here.
Going nicotine free changes how these flavors taste, and it is worth saying plainly before the rankings. Nicotine salt carries its own faint peppery bitterness and a throat catch that masks sugar. Take it out and sweet flavors read sweeter, menthol reads colder, and sour reads sharper. Our Throat Hit scores across this brand sit around 20 for exactly that reason — it is a property of 0mg e-liquid, not a fault in the device.
The second thing that shapes flavor choice here is the hardware. Two MIX bars snap together magnetically into what REIGN BAR calls the Palette 50K, with one cable charging both and each bar keeping its own tank and coil. The brand sells this as Duo Flavors Mix & Mingle — 2 flavors across 3 intensity levels. Either way, you are choosing two flavors that have to live together, which is why this guide ends with pairings rather than a single winner.
Best at: Sweetness delivery (avg 71). With no nicotine bitterness in the way, candy and berry profiles land cleaner and louder than their 5% equivalents.
Weakest: Throat Hit (avg 20) — inherent to 0mg. If you are stepping off a 5% device, expect the draw to feel soft; running the high power level and closing the airflow gets some of the body back.
Flavor identity: Small, because we stock six of the ten 0mg options rather than the whole line. Two sweets (OMG B POP, Fcuking Fab), two mid-sweet fruits (Red Pulse Spark, Meloa Mist), one iced tropical (Miami Miami) and one neutral (Pure Light) — a menu designed so any two make a sensible pair.
Best for: Adults who want flavor and the hand-to-mouth habit with zero nicotine, and who like carrying two profiles at once.
Skip if: You want a hard throat hit or a large flavor catalog — six is the whole menu.
Scores from our editorial tasting panel, sorted by Overall. Every flavor below is 0mg and in stock here.
Tropical citrus punch — orange and pineapple up front, a squeeze of lime through the middle, then a clean menthol finish that arrives late instead of leading. Without nicotine salt in the way, the citrus reads sharper and brighter than the same profile does at 5%.
Edge: Highest overall in the line and the flavor we would put on one side of a paired Palette 50K — the menthol resets your palate between pulls from the other bar.
Blue raspberry popsicle: sugary, artificial in the way a popsicle is meant to be, with a cold-candy edge rather than true menthol. The sweetest flavor here by a clear margin, and the one that tastes most like a frozen treat rather than fruit.
Edge: The sweet tooth pick. At 0mg there is no nicotine bitterness cutting the sugar, so it lands sweeter than blue razz flavors on nicotine devices.
Red berries — strawberry and raspberry led — with a fizzy, soda-like lift that gives the exhale a slight prickle. Cooling stays in the background. The fizz is the distinguishing trick; without it this would be a standard berry mix.
Edge: The most balanced everyday flavor of the six. Sweet enough to be satisfying, not so sweet you tire of it by the third day.
Chilled melon — honeydew and cantaloupe rather than watermelon — soft, juicy and faintly floral, with a light mist of cooling behind it. Restrained where most melon disposables go candied.
Edge: The cleanest fruit in the line and the best answer if you find OMG B POP too sweet. Melon holds up well on the low power setting.
The house mixed-fruit candy blend — tropical and berry notes stacked together into something closer to a bag of chews than any single fruit. Loud, sugary and unapologetic; authenticity is not what it is going for.
Edge: Same flavor name appears on other brands' menus, which tells you it is a category profile rather than a REIGN BAR original. Pick it for sweetness, not for nuance.
Clear and lightly sweet with no dominant fruit — a faint sugar-water character with a whisper of cooling. It is deliberately unassertive, closest to a neutral base.
Edge: The pairing flavor. In a Palette 50K it works as the palate-reset side against anything loud, and it is the least likely to become tiring over 25,000 puffs.
| Flavor | Overall | In one line |
|---|---|---|
| Miami Miami | 78/100 | Tropical citrus punch — orange and pineapple up front, a squeeze of lime through the middle, then a clean menthol finish that arrives late instead of leading. |
| OMG B POP | 75/100 | Blue raspberry popsicle: sugary, artificial in the way a popsicle is meant to be, with a cold-candy edge rather than true menthol. |
| Red Pulse Spark | 73/100 | Red berries — strawberry and raspberry led — with a fizzy, soda-like lift that gives the exhale a slight prickle. |
| Meloa Mist | 71/100 | Chilled melon — honeydew and cantaloupe rather than watermelon — soft, juicy and faintly floral, with a light mist of cooling behind it. |
| Fcuking Fab | 70/100 | The house mixed-fruit candy blend — tropical and berry notes stacked together into something closer to a bag of chews than any single fruit. |
| Pure Light | 68/100 | Clear and lightly sweet with no dominant fruit — a faint sugar-water character with a whisper of cooling. |
Two bars snap into one 50,000-puff unit, each keeping its own tank, so the useful question is which two to run together. These are the combinations that hold up longest.
Cold citrus against blue-raspberry candy. The menthol side scrubs the sugar off your palate, which keeps the sweet side from going flat by the second day. This is the pairing to start with if you have never run two bars.
Pure Light exists to be the other half. Paired with Fcuking Fab or OMG B POP it becomes the between-sessions bar — low sweetness, low cooling, nothing to get tired of.
Melon and fizzy red berry, both mid-sweet, neither one dominating. If you dislike menthol entirely, this is the pairing with the least cooling in the line.
Nothing stops you pairing two identical bars. You lose the variety and gain 50,000 puffs of one profile with no decisions. Miami Miami and Red Pulse Spark are the two that stay interesting long enough to justify it.
The six REIGN BAR flavors we stock are a small menu next to the other 0% lines here. Lost Mary's MT35000 Turbo Zero Nic gives five flavors with two separate mints and a bigger single body; RAZ's LTX 25000 Zero Nicotine matches REIGN BAR puff-for-puff per bar with a wider fruit menu; Geek Bar Pulse 15K in 0% is the smallest and densest-drawing of the group. Deepkold is the only brand attempting tea, coffee and creamy profiles at 0mg.
What none of them do is let you carry two flavors in one device. That is the whole argument for the Palette, and it is why we picked six profiles that pair well rather than stocking all ten. Compare the full field on the REIGN BAR nicotine free vape page or across all nicotine free vapes.
More than we stock. REIGN BAR lists 17 kit flavors, 17 single flavors at 50mg and 10 at zero nicotine for the Palette line. We carry six of the 0mg singles: Meloa Mist, Red Pulse Spark, Fcuking Fab, OMG B POP, Miami Miami and Pure Light.
Miami Miami scored highest with our panel at 78/100 — tropical citrus with a late menthol finish. OMG B POP is the pick if you want maximum sweetness, and Meloa Mist if you want true-to-fruit melon over candy.
Every flavor on this page is, because we stock the zero-nicotine Palette only. REIGN BAR itself is not a 0mg brand — the same Palette line is sold at 50mg, and the Amber 70K, Mana 50K and VLITE devices are separate lines we do not carry. Sales remain adults 21+ and age-verified at checkout.
Each bar keeps its own sealed tank and coil, and snapping two together joins the bodies and the charging. REIGN BAR markets the pairing as "Duo Flavors Mix & Mingle" and as 2 flavors across 3 intensity levels; what is certain is that you carry two flavors on one device and can run them at three power levels.
Yes, and usually cleaner. Nicotine salt adds a faint peppery bitterness and a throat catch that partly masks sugar, so removing it makes sweet notes louder, menthol colder and sour sharper. What you lose is the catch at the back of the throat.
All six carry the same 25,000-puff rating — flavor does not change capacity. What changes it is the power level you run and how open the airflow is. Pure Light is the one people tend to finish, simply because it is the least tiring over a full tank.
A mixed-fruit candy blend — tropical and berry notes stacked together, closer to a bag of chews than any single fruit. The same flavor name appears on other brands' menus, so treat it as a category profile rather than a REIGN BAR original.
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