So, I finally got my hands on the new Sensa vape disposable. It’s been making waves, and, you know, I had to see what the hype was about. Here’s how it went down.
Getting Started
First off, I signed up on their website. They’re serious about making sure only adults get these, so I had to verify my age and ID. It was a bit of a hassle, but I get it, they gotta keep it legal.
Browsing the Flavors
Once I was in, I started looking at the flavors. They have six flavors now, and they all sounded pretty good. I went for the Watermelon Frost because, why not? Watermelon and menthol sounded like a killer combo.
Placing the Order
I placed my order, which was pretty straightforward. They offer free shipping on some orders, which is a nice perk. The prices are about $25 for one, which isn’t too bad for a disposable vape. I mean, disposables are generally cheaper, and you don’t have to worry about charging or refilling them.
Trying it Out
When it arrived, I was pretty excited to try it out. The Watermelon Frost flavor was spot on. It’s like biting into a juicy watermelon and then getting that cool, refreshing menthol hit. Honestly, it tasted better than I expected.
Exploring More
After trying the Watermelon Frost, I decided to order a few more flavors. I picked up the Berry Watermelon Fusion, Blueberry Frost, and Mint Frost. They have a pack of five, which is a good deal if you want to try a bunch of flavors at once. This company also introduced a new Sensa Berry Fusion, it is also a good flavor to try, and the same price as the others.
Overall Experience
- Signing Up: A bit of a process with the age verification, but necessary.
- Ordering: Easy peasy, and the free shipping option is great.
- Flavors: Really good, especially the Watermelon Frost.
- Price: $25 each, reasonable for a disposable.
In the end, the Sensa vape lived up to the hype. The flavors are solid, and it’s a convenient option if you’re into vaping. Plus, it’s zero nicotine, which might be a big deal for some folks. I can see why R.J. Reynolds Vapor Company launched this in July 2024. They’re positioning it as a premium option, and it definitely feels that way. One thing to note is that they’re really focused on adults 21 and older, so don’t expect to find this if you’re underage. And like with any new product, the long-term health effects are still unknown, so keep that in mind.
So, I ordered a few more, and now I’m all set. It’s been a fun little experiment, and I’m pretty happy with these Sensa vapes.
