Kraze Giga

Every Kraze Giga disposable we list is priced at $41.99, so across 20+ flavours the decision comes down to what each name tells you. When you scan the grid, check two things: whether the name ends in "Ice", and whether it follows the "S. ... G" pattern. Most of the line is fruit, and there are a couple of mint listings.

Same device and price, different flavour

Price and format don't separate one Giga listing from another, so the full product name and the product page are where the real differences show up.

If you'd like to compare other Kraze lines we carry, each has its own page: Kraze Luna 42K, KRAZE Mega X and Kraze HD Mega 20K.

Reading the "S." and "G" markers in Giga names

The Giga catalogue uses two naming styles that are easy to confuse in the grid. Several names start with "S." and end with "G", including the plain mango, watermelon and apple listings. None of these "S. ... G" names include "Ice". A few other names put "G" directly before "Ice", such as a peach listing and the strawberry watermelon listing.

The letters on their own don't explain how two listings differ. When the same fruit appears in both styles, open both product pages and compare them rather than guessing from the markers. Listings with the same fruit can differ by only a word or a letter, so read the whole name before you add to cart.

Iced fruit, un-iced fruit and the mint listings

Most Giga names end in "Ice". These include single fruits such as grape, banana and coconut, and pairs such as blueberry kiwi and strawberry kiwi.

Most of the names without "Ice" are the "S. ... G" listings. The mint listings don't include "Ice" either: Fresh Mint and a mint with a seasonal name.

If you want fruit without "Ice" in the name, start with the plain mango, watermelon and apple "S." listings. To compare iced or mint options from other lines, see our iced flavours and menthol flavours.

Following one fruit across several Giga listings

One fruit often appears in more than one Giga listing, so it helps to find every version before you pick. Mango appears as an "S. ... G" listing and as a tropical mango "Ice" listing. Peach appears in two iced listings, one with "G Ice" in the name and one without.

Watermelon appears alone in the "S." style and with strawberry in a "G Ice" listing. Strawberry is also paired with kiwi, and kiwi appears again with blueberry. If you have a fruit in mind, search the grid for every name that contains it and open each product page before you decide.

What a legal Giga package should show on arrival

Health Canada's vaping product safety page says legal packaging includes a vaping excise stamp over the seal. Labels must be in English and French and list the ingredients, including flavours. If the product contains nicotine, the label must also show:

• a nicotine concentration statement in mg/mL
• toxicity information, including a hazard symbol and a first aid treatment statement
• a health warning message on nicotine

According to the same page, any legal vaping product with a nicotine concentration of 0.1 mg/mL or more must come in child-proof packaging. Federal regulations set a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada (SOR/2021-123).

Health Canada advises against using vaping products of unknown content or origin. If you notice a safety problem with a vaping device or vaping liquid, Health Canada says you can report it to the manufacturer or retailer, or use the consumer product safety online reporting page.