Blue Dragon Fogger Flavor: What It Tastes Like

What Does Blue Dragon Fogger Taste Like?

Two ingredients, in a clear order. The first thing you notice is blue raspberry: the candy version, not the berry you'd pick off a bush. It brings the sweetness and a small tart edge. Under it sits dragon fruit, which on its own is a mild fruit, lightly sweet and a little like pear or kiwi. In Blue Dragon its job is to round off the candy so the blue razz doesn't turn sharp on the exhale.

What Blue Dragon is not matters as much. There's no ice, no mint and no sour coating. If you've had the Frozen or Slush pods, this is a different family: those lead with cold, and Blue Dragon leads with candy fruit. If you've had Sour Blue Dust or Blue Sour Raspberry, those share the blue raspberry but add a sour dusting that Blue Dragon skips.

People who search what flavor is Blue Dragon fogger are usually trying to decide whether it's "just blue razz." It isn't quite. The dragon fruit makes it softer and rounder than a straight blue raspberry, and that's the reason it keeps showing up when people ask for a sweet fogger that isn't too sharp.

Which Fogger Device Has Blue Dragon?

Blue Dragon lives on the Switch Pro pod menu. Here is where it sits right now, pulled from the same live inventory feed as the product pages:

Because it's a pod, Blue Dragon needs a Switch Pro battery to fire. The pod listing is explicit that it requires the Switch Pro battery, so there are two ways in. If you already own a Switch Pro, just add the pod. If you don't, the cheapest route is the Switch Pro battery sold on its own ($12.00) plus a Blue Dragon pod ($16.99), which is $28.99 together. The other route is a Switch Pro 30K kit at $21.99, which comes with a battery and a pod in one of the kit flavors, and then add Blue Dragon as your second pod.

Every Switch Pro pod is the same hardware whatever the flavor: 15mL of 5% nicotine salt, rated at 30,000 puffs in Normal mode and 18,000 in Boost. So choosing Blue Dragon over another pod changes the taste and nothing else. For how long that really lasts in days, see how long do foggers last.

Blue Dragon vs Other Dragon Fruit & Blue Razz Fogger Flavors

Blue Dragon has two families of neighbors on the menu: other dragon fruit flavors and other blue raspberry flavors. If Blue Dragon is out of stock, or you want something close but different, this is the short list.

Dragon Melon keeps the dragon fruit and swaps blue razz for melon, so it's juicier and less candy-like. Kiwi Dragon Berry is the only one in the dragon group with a light cool finish. Dragon Fruit Lemonade goes the other direction and makes the dragon fruit tart with lemonade. On the blue raspberry side, Blue Sour Raspberry and Sour Blue Dust are what Blue Dragon would taste like with a sour coating, and Blue Rancher B-Pop is pure blue raspberry hard candy with no fruit underneath.

A simple way to choose: if you liked Blue Dragon because of the candy, try Blue Rancher B-Pop next. If you liked it because it was soft and fruity, try Dragon Melon. If you wished it were colder, Kiwi Dragon Berry. The full list of every flavor, grouped by series, is on the fogger flavors page.

Is There an Iced Blue Dragon Fogger?

Searches for an iced Blue Dragon fogger come up often. On the menu this store carries, Blue Dragon is listed with no cooling at all, and there's no separate iced version of it:

"Iced Blue Dragon" is a flavor name used by other vape brands, so if you've seen it on a shelf, check the brand on the device; it isn't a Foger flavor. On the Foger menu, the iced way to get close is Blue Razz Ice, which keeps the blue raspberry and adds ice, or Kiwi Dragon Berry, which keeps the dragon fruit with a light chill:

If you're unsure whether a device in your hand is a real Foger, the are foggers real page covers what to check before you pay.

Blue Dragon Fogger FAQ