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Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 flavours list: how to read the pod names and group them by taste

The Hayati 25K flavours list on our pods page has about 48 flavours across 50 variants. A name with a slash shows two flavours, one for each pod in the pack. A name with no slash is a single listing, so open the product page and read the variant name to see what the pack holds.

These pods are for adults only. You must be 18 or over to buy from us, and the pods fit the Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit.

 

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 flavours list: how to read the pod names and group them by taste

 

What flavours does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 come in?

About 48 flavours, listed as 50 variants on our Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods page.

The kit has two flavour bays, so a pack is two sealed pods, one for each bay. That is why so many names look like a pair. If you have not got the kit yet, the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 pod kit page covers the device itself.

Everything below is read from the pack names. We are describing what the names say, nothing more. How a flavour tastes to you is down to you.

 

What do the slash names on Hayati 25K pods mean?

The slash splits a pack into its two flavours. "Sour Apple / Juicy Peach" is a Sour Apple pod and a Juicy Peach pod. "Fresh Mint / Blue Razz Mint" is a Fresh Mint pod and a Blue Razz Mint pod.

Here is how to read any variant name on the page:

  1. Look for a slash. If there is one, the name on each side is one flavour.

  2. If there is no slash, the variant name is the whole listing. Check the product page for what the pack contains before you order.

  3. Read the words inside each flavour. "Ice" or "Mint" in a name points to a cooling flavour. "Sour" points to a tart one. "Juicy Peach" or "Peach Mango" names the fruit.

  4. Check the start of the name for a short form. You will see "Straw" used in place of strawberry, for example in "Straw Cranberry Cherry / Cherry Ice".

A flavour appears on its own in some places and inside a pair in others. "Cherry Ice" is a good example, because it turns up in "Cherry Ice / Peach Mango" and again in "Straw Cranberry Cherry / Cherry Ice".

 

Hayati 25K flavours list by taste group

This table sorts the names into eight groups so you can scan by what you like. Every example is a variant name copied from the live list. Where a name is a pair, we show the whole name.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 flavour names grouped by taste
Group What the name tells you Single flavour examples Pair examples
Berry Blueberry, raspberry or cherry is named Blueberry Raspberry, Cherry Berry Straw Cranberry Cherry / Cherry Ice
Citrus Lemon, lime, orange or grapefruit is named Lemon & Lime, Orange Lemon & Lime Lemon & Lime / Lemon & Blueberry
Stone and tropical fruit Peach, mango, pineapple, kiwi or banana Juicy Peach, Peach Mango Kiwi Banana / Straw Banana
Melon Watermelon is in the name Strawberry Watermelon, Watermelon Ice No pair example given here
Ice and mint "Ice" or "Mint" points to a cooling flavour Fresh Mint, Strawberry Ice, Blue Razz Mint Fresh Mint / Blue Razz Mint
Cola Cola is the main word Cola Ice, Raspberry Cola No pair on the live list
Sour "Sour" is in the name Sour Apple, Blue Sour Raspberry Sour Apple / Juicy Peach
Mixed fruit A blend name rather than one fruit Fruit Twist, Watermelon Fruit Twist, Summer Dream Lemon & Lime / Summer Dream

Watermelon also turns up inside some pair names on the live page, so scan both halves of a pair when you are looking for a group.

 

Hayati 25K fruit flavours: berry, citrus, tropical and melon names

Most of the list is fruit. If you search for Hayati 25K fruit flavours, these are the four groups worth knowing.

  • Berry names lean on blueberry, raspberry and cherry. "Blue Razz Cherry" and "Blueberry Raspberry" both sit here.

  • Citrus names are mostly lemon and lime, with "Orange Lemon & Lime" adding a third fruit.

  • Stone and tropical names use peach, mango, kiwi and banana. "Peach Mango" and "Juicy Peach" both sit here, so read them twice before you order.

  • Melon names put watermelon first or second, as in "Strawberry Watermelon" and "Watermelon Ice".

The order of the words is worth a look too. "Blueberry Raspberry" and "Blueberry Raspberry Lemon" share two fruits but they are separate listings.

 

Hayati 25K ice flavours and mint flavours: how to spot a cooling name

Two words do most of the work: "Ice" and "Mint". If neither is in the name, the flavour is not described as cooling.

That leaves a handful of names to check.

  • "Watermelon Ice", "Strawberry Ice" and "Cola Ice" add ice to a fruit or cola.

  • "Fresh Mint" and "Blue Razz Mint" are the Hayati 25K mint flavours.

  • "Strawberry Raspberry Ice" carries two fruits and the ice word.

Some pairs put a cooling flavour next to a plain fruit one. "Blue Razz Pineapple / Strawberry Ice" is one, with the ice flavour on one side only. "Cherry Ice / Peach Mango" works the same way. Each pod has its own flavour, so check which side the ice word is on.

 

How do you pick a Hayati Pro Ultra Plus flavour pair?

Start with one flavour you know you like, then decide what the second pod should do. It can match the first or give you something different.

  1. Choose your main flavour from the table above.

  2. Look at the pair names on the page for that flavour. Many flavours appear in more than one pair.

  3. Think about whether you want the two sides to be similar or different. "Lemon & Lime / Lemon & Blueberry" keeps both sides in the same fruit area. "Sour Apple / Juicy Peach" puts a tart name beside a softer fruit name.

  4. If you like a cooling flavour, find a pair with Ice or Mint on one side, such as "Fresh Mint / Blue Razz Mint" or "Blue Razz Pineapple / Strawberry Ice".

  5. Read the full variant name on the product page before you add it to your basket.

Flavour names describe the recipe the maker wrote, not a promise of taste. One person calls a flavour sharp and the next finds it mild. If you are unsure, pick a pair with a name you can picture and see how it goes.

Fitting is the same whichever pair you pick. Our Hayati prefilled pod kits collection lists the kits these pods are made for.

 

Fitting a new flavour pair on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000

Five steps, and the full page is on the pods listing.

  1. Twist the housing.

  2. Pull the old pod out.

  3. Remove the rubber seal if one is fitted.

  4. Push the new pod in until it clicks.

  5. Wait about a minute, then twist back.

The one minute wait matters before the first draw. The kit is draw activated, so there is no button to press. If one side stops working after a change, our Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 not charging or one side not working guide goes through the checks. The pod compatibility guide explains why pods from other devices will not fit.

 

Fitting a new flavour pair on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000

 

Storing Hayati 25K pods: shelf life and conditions

Unopened pods keep for about 12 months if you store them properly.

  • Keep them below 25 degrees Celsius.

  • Keep them out of sunlight, so a drawer or a cupboard away from a window works.

  • Leave them in the sealed pack until you need them.

  • Store them out of reach of children.

 

Why the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus flavours list changes

The list on this page is a guide, not the live listing. Before you plan a pair, check these on the pods page:

  • Whether the variant name is still listed.

  • Whether the name has a slash, which tells you it is a pair.

  • What the pack holds, if the name has no slash.

If you are not sure which pod fits your kit or what a name means, send us a message through our contact page and we will help you read it.

 

Hayati 25K pods: nicotine strength, age checks and UK rules

This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance. For adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only.

Every flavour in the list comes at 20mg/ml nic salt, which is the only strength we list for these pods. GOV.UK sets the UK limits of 2ml for a pod and 20mg/ml for nicotine strength. The pods are notified to the MHRA under the TRPR, and you can check the MHRA search yourself. For what a reusable vape needs under the 2025 ban, read the GOV.UK vape ban guidance.

 

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 flavours: questions we get asked

  1. What flavours does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 come in?
    About 48 flavours, listed as 50 variants on our pods page. They include berry, citrus, tropical fruit, melon, ice and mint, cola, sour and mixed fruit names. The list changes, so check the live page for what is there today.

  2. What do the slash names on Hayati 25K pods mean?
    A slash splits the name into two flavours. One pod in the pack is the first flavour and the other is the second. Names with no slash are a single listing, so read the variant name on the product page to see the pack.

  3. How do you pick a flavour pair?
    Pick a flavour you like, then find a pair name that includes it. Decide whether you want the second pod to be similar or different, and check the name in full before you order. Names describe the recipe, and taste is personal.

  4. Can I mix any two Hayati 25K flavours?
    You can only buy the pairs and singles that appear as variants on the pods page. Each pack is two sealed pods, one per bay. For a pair that is not listed, look for a variant that has both flavours in the name.

  5. Do all Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K pods have the same strength?
    Yes. Our page lists 20mg/ml nic salt as the only strength, and the dual mesh coil is built into each pod. You cannot swap the coil yourself. If you have a question about a specific pack, contact us before you order.