Fruit Punch combines tart orange with sweet pineapple. The official description emphasises a bold, natural-tasting fruit profile rather than a creamy or icy finish. In practical taste terms, I would expect the orange to give the inhale some acidity while pineapple supplies the sweeter body.

Best for: people who like bright citrus-fruit blends. Pros: simple profile, good sweet/tart contrast and no menthol listed. Cons: citrus-heavy liquids can feel sharp if you prefer mellow flavours. Nicotine strengths and the exact VG/PG ratio are unspecified on the current product page.

Aloha Gummy

Aloha Gummy is the most candy-like bottle in the collection. E Juice Vape Distro describes sweet pineapple candy layered with lemon and lime. A separate Prophet Premium retailer describes it as a tropical gummy-bear profile and lists a 70/30 VG/PG ratio with 0, 3 and 6 mg nicotine strengths.

For me, this looks like the range’s dessert substitute: fruity enough to stay tropical, but much sweeter than Apple Pearadise or Mango Mania. Best for: candy-fruit fans. Pros: layered flavour and a high-VG specification suited to vapour production. Cons: likely too sweet for anyone who dislikes confectionery flavours.

Apple Pearadise

Apple Pearadise combines crisp apple with softer, sweeter pear. The retailer describes it as smooth, clean and suitable for repeated use rather than an aggressive candy-style vape. Its current page lists 0 mg, 3 mg and 6 mg variants in a 100 mL bottle; during research, only 0 mg was shown as available.

This is the flavour I would choose for an all-day profile because neither fruit normally dominates with heavy acidity or candy sweetness. Pros: balanced and uncomplicated. Cons: less exotic than the collection name may suggest. Its VG/PG ratio is unspecified on the current E Juice Vape Distro page.

Blueberry Pomegranate

Blueberry Pomegranate pairs sweet blueberry with tangy pomegranate. That combination should give it more contrast than a single-berry liquid: blueberry supplies rounded sweetness while pomegranate brings a sharper finish. The current product page confirms the 100 mL size but does not state nicotine strengths or a VG/PG ratio.

Best for: berry vapers who want some tartness. Pros: balanced sweet-and-tangy structure. Cons: the published technical specification is less complete than Mango Mania’s, and it was sold out when researched.

Mango Mania

Mango Mania has the clearest technical listing. It is a straight ripe-mango flavour in a 100 mL Chubby Gorilla-style bottle, with 0 mg, 3 mg and 6 mg nicotine, 70% VG / 30% PG, and a US-made claim on the retailer page.

This is the easiest Tropical 100 flavour to understand before buying: there is no complicated fruit mix to decode. Best for: mango fans and people using equipment that handles thicker high-VG liquid. Pros: transparent specifications and focused flavour. Cons: a single-note mango profile may become repetitive if you prefer layered blends.

Packaging, use and practical tips

Mango Mania is explicitly listed in a Chubby Gorilla Unicorn bottle, while E Juice Vape Distro’s broader Tropical 100 guide describes the collection as using 100 mL Chubby Gorilla-style packaging. I could not verify that exact packaging statement independently on every current product page, so bottle style for the remaining flavours should be treated as unspecified at individual-product level.

For the confirmed 70/30 liquids, I would favour a device designed for thicker, high-VG e-liquid rather than a very small, low-power pod with narrow wicking channels. Start toward the lower end of your coil manufacturer’s recommended wattage, let a fresh coil saturate fully before use, and increase power gradually if needed. The retailer itself markets the collection for vapour production and smooth inhalation, although device compatibility ultimately depends on your particular coil and pod or tank.

If you are switching flavours, especially from Aloha Gummy to a cleaner profile such as Apple Pearadise, a fresh or well-rinsed compatible tank/coil setup will reduce flavour carry-over. Nicotine strength should be chosen conservatively; nicotine is addictive, and the site displays a nicotine warning on its product pages.

USA safety, legal and shipping notes

Federal law prohibits retailers from selling e-cigarettes, e-liquids and other covered tobacco products to anyone under 21. FDA rules also require retailers to check photographic ID for purchasers under 30.

Online ENDS sales are additionally covered by the federal PACT Act framework. ATF says delivery sellers must perform age verification, obtain an adult signature at delivery and comply with applicable state and local taxes, licences and sales restrictions. USPS treats ENDS—including e-liquids, even when sold separately—as generally non-mailable except under defined exceptions, so buyers should not assume ordinary postal delivery is available.

E Juice Vape Distro currently advertises free shipping on orders of $100 or more and states that it does not sell or ship products to Arizona or Utah. Exact carrier, delivery fee below the free-shipping threshold, service area and delivery time should be checked during checkout because carrier and state restrictions can change.

One important regulatory point: finding a product listed by a retailer is not evidence that FDA has issued that individual product a marketing authorisation order. FDA states that new tobacco products generally require the applicable marketing pathway before lawful US marketing. I did not find a verified FDA marketing-authorisation status for the individual Tropical 100 flavours during this research, so that status should be regarded as unspecified.