Geek Bar Pulse Flavors: Complete List & Rankings

Anyone who has scrolled through disposable vape options knows the Geek Bar name. This guide cuts through the noise to show you every official Geek Bar Pulse flavor, which ones users rank highest, and what the nicotine numbers actually mean—with cited sources. By the end, you’ll know how to pick your next flavor based on real data, not just packaging.

Nicotine strength: 5% (50 mg/mL) ·
Puff count (standard Pulse): 15,000 puffs ·
Puff count (Pulse X): 25,000 puffs ·
Flavors available (Pulse): 5 official ·
Flavors available (Pulse X): 9 official ·
Top-rated flavor (user rank): Strawberry B-Pop

Eight specs across both models: the standard Pulse keeps things compact, while the Pulse X ups the puff count and flavor count significantly. Here’s how they line up:

The pattern: Pulse X gives 67% more puffs and 80% more flavor variety for a slightly larger device. That trade-off matters if you want longer use between replacements.

What flavors does Geek Bar Pulse have?

Geek Bar Pulse standard flavors

The official Geek Bar Pulse product page lists five flavors in its standard lineup. These appear consistently across the manufacturer’s site:

• Watermelon Ice
• Strawberry B-POP
• Miami Mint
• Blue Razz Ice
• Fcuking FAB

Source: Geek Bar Pulse official product page (tier 1 manufacturer listing)

Beyond these core five, the Pulse product page also groups flavors into editions like Savers, Mintz, Frozen, Sour, B-Pop, and more. Those edition names appear on the same source but are part of broader flavor families, not separate SKUs.

Geek Bar Pulse X flavors

The Pulse X doubles down on variety with nine official flavors listed on the Geek Bar site:

• Blackberry Blueberry
• Blackberry B-Pop
• Blue Rancher
• Cool Mint
• Grapefruit Refresher
• Miami Mint
• Raspberry Peach Lime
• Sour Mango Pineapple
• Sour Fcuking Fab

Source: Geek Bar Pulse X official product page (tier 1 manufacturer listing)

In addition, the Pulse X page lists dozens more flavor variants under editions such as Banana Taffy Freeze, Blue Razz Ice, Lemon Heads, Lime Berry, Orange, Orange Fcuking Fab, Sour Apple Ice, Sour Straws, Strawberry B-Pop, Watermelon Ice, White Peach, and many more. Retailers may only stock a subset.

The implication: the flavor gap between Pulse (5) and Pulse X (9 official) is real, but the total ecosystem includes hundreds of edition variants—making the “official” count a floor, not a ceiling.

What is the best flavor in the Geek Bar Pulse?

Top 5 Geek Bar Pulse X flavors according to user reviews

Versed Vaper, a review aggregator, ranks Strawberry B-Pop as the #1 Geek Bar Pulse X flavor. Other highly ranked flavors in circulation include Watermelon Ice, Blue Razz Ice, Sour Fcuking Fab, and Sour Mango Pineapple. These rankings come from pooled user ratings across multiple retail and review sites.

According to Vaperanger (tier 2 industry blog), other popular Pulse-related flavors include Berry Bliss, Black Cherry, Blow Pop, Cali Cherry, Cherry Bomb, Grape Blow Pop, Juicy Peach, Mexico Mango, OMG Blow Pop, Orange Creamsicle, Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Mango, Tropical Rainbow, and White Gummy. Note that not all of these are current official Pulse flavors—some are edition variants.

Criteria for choosing the best flavor

Taste preference is the deciding factor. Mint lovers lean to Miami Mint or Cool Mint. Fruit fans often choose Strawberry B-Pop or Watermelon Ice. Those who enjoy sour notes go for Sour Fcuking Fab or Sour Mango Pineapple. The best flavor for you depends on your personal profile.

Are Geek Bars 5% nicotine?

Nicotine concentration in Geek Bar Pulse

Yes, all Geek Bar Pulse devices contain 5% nicotine by volume (50 mg/mL), as stated on the official product pages for both the Pulse and the Pulse X. This is the standard nicotine strength for disposable vapes sold in the US market. The concentration is measured as 5% by volume, meaning 50 milligrams per milliliter of e-liquid.

Comparison to cigarettes

A typical cigarette contains about 10-12 mg of nicotine, but only around 1-2 mg is absorbed by the smoker. Disposable vapes deliver nicotine more efficiently. Based on a widely reported benchmark of ~3 mg per puff for a 5% device, the Geek Bar Pulse’s 15,000 puffs would contain roughly 40-50 mg of total nicotine in the device. This makes the total nicotine content comparable to about 20-30 cigarettes in total nicotine delivery, though absorption rates differ.

Health organizations caution that disposables deliver nicotine differently, so direct cigarette equivalence is not exact. The American Lung Association states that vaping can cause lung damage and that recovery depends on duration and frequency of use.

How many cigarettes is 1 Geek Bar Pulse?

Nicotine content comparison

To answer this, we rely on estimates rather than an official conversion—none exists from the manufacturer or health bodies. Based on the 5% concentration and the 15,000 puff count, one standard Pulse device contains about 40-50 mg of nicotine total. A typical cigarette contains roughly 10-12 mg of nicotine, but absorption is around 1-2 mg per cigarette. The disposable device’s nicotine delivery is more efficient, so some estimates suggest 1 Geek Bar Pulse equals roughly 20-30 cigarettes in total nicotine exposure.

Puff count equivalence

Another way: if a smoker takes 10–15 puffs per cigarette (a common benchmark), then 15,000 puffs divided by 15 equals 1,000 cigarettes. That would be 50 packs. But that’s puff-to-puff, not nicotine equivalence. Most users won’t vape continuously; one device may last days or weeks.

According to the FDA (US regulator, tier 1), disposables are not designed as cigarette equivalents and should not be used that way for health comparisons. The American Lung Association further advises that any nicotine use beyond prescription cessation aids carries health risks.

Can your lungs 100% recover from vaping?

Current medical understanding

The American Lung Association has stated that vaping can cause lung damage and that recovery depends on the duration and frequency of use. Some studies indicate that after quitting vaping, lung function may improve—but complete recovery is not guaranteed. There is no evidence that lungs can return to a completely pre-vaping state after heavy, long-term use.

Factors influencing recovery

Key factors include: how long you vaped, how often, the nicotine concentration, and individual health conditions. Early-stage vapers who quit after a short period have a better chance of near-full recovery. Chronic, high-volume users may face permanent changes, such as reduced lung capacity or increased risk of respiratory infections.

The CDC (US federal health agency, tier 1) notes that e-cigarette aerosol contains harmful chemicals, including nicotine, ultrafine particles, and volatile organic compounds. Long-term epidemiological data is still emerging.

What this means: if you’re a current vaper, the best evidence suggests that quitting improves lung health gradually. But complete restoration to a never-vaped state is not supported by current research.

“All Geek Bar Pulse devices contain 5% nicotine by volume (50 mg/mL), as stated on the official product pages.”

Geek Bar official product page (manufacturer, tier 1)

“Versed Vaper ranks Strawberry B-Pop #1 in Geek Bar Pulse X flavors.”

EightVape blog (tier 2 industry retailer)

For US buyers, the decision comes down to what you prioritize: the biggest flavor selection (Pulse X) or the proven crowd-pleaser (Strawberry B-Pop). But the health stake is clear: 5% nicotine is a high concentration, and lung recovery after quitting is uncertain. The choice is between variety and risk awareness—and only one of those has a documented long-term cost.