NEAFS Blueberry Ice Extra Strong 16mg

Blueberry leads on the first taste, dark and jammy rather than candy-sharp, and a cooling layer follows close behind to keep the finish crisp. That mix of sweet fruit and chill is one of the most requested profiles in the fruit-ice category, and NEAFS keeps the berry readable even at full strength.

At 16mg per pouch and 26mg/g, this is the extra strong version of Blueberry Ice. Every can carries 25 slim pouches and 15g of net weight. Underneath it sit the Strong 12mg and the Regular 8mg, so a single flavor spans three distinct steps for customers who move up or down over time.

Smoke shops, vape stores and tobacco outlets get the most from this can, since their regulars tend to look for the higher number on the lid. Give it a spot on a clearly labeled high-strength row next to NEAFS Mango Ice and Menthol at the same 16mg, which lets a shopper compare fruit and mint at equal strength in one glance.

For webshops, list the three Blueberry Ice strengths as variants of one product rather than as separate pages. Visitors who arrive searching for blueberry ice pouches then see the 16mg option immediately, and the variant selector reduces the chance of someone ordering the wrong can by mistake.

Reorder logic is simple: track the 16mg against the 12mg for the first few cycles. If the extra strong outsells its middle sibling, your customer base leans heavy, and the other NEAFS 16mg flavors deserve a trial facing as well. If it trails, keep one facing and let the 12mg carry the volume.