Short answer: There is no independent, universal ranking of disposable fruit flavors by sweetness. Mango, peach, strawberry, berry and grape names describe marketed flavor profiles; actual perceived sweetness varies by product and person.
Compare labels, not invented rankings
- Fruit names identify a flavor theme, not fruit content.
- Ice usually signals a cooling sensation and does not by itself indicate less or more sweetness.
- Candy or dessert names may suggest a sweeter profile but are not a measured sugar content.
Our flavor-name guide explains these terms. Check the exact listing for ingredients and nicotine information. The earlier “most to least sweet” list was an unsupported subjective ranking and has been removed.
Health context
“Food-grade” flavoring does not mean an aerosol is safe to inhale. The CDC explains that food and inhalation exposure differ. People who do not use nicotine products should not start.
Frequently asked questions
Does “fruit” on a vape label mean it contains fruit?
No. It describes a flavor profile; check the ingredient information for the exact product.
Source: CDC information linked above. Reviewed September 2026.