So, I heard some news the other day about Lost Mary’s Energize flavor being discontinued, and let me tell you, it got me thinking. I’ve been using their MO5000 model for a while now, and Energize was one of my go-to flavors. It had that familiar taste, you know, like those popular energy drinks. I kinda liked it.
First thing I did was hit up a couple of local stores, One Stop and Booker, just to see if it was true. Turns out, they’re pulling all Lost Mary disposable pods from their shelves. Something about a “manufacturing quality issue.” That’s what the message they sent to stores said, anyway. I read about it in some retail magazine. Didn’t get into specifics, but it was enough to make them stop selling the whole line.
I was curious to see how many puffs I could actually get out of these things. They advertise “up to 5000 puffs,” which always seemed a bit ambitious to me. So, I started keeping track. I’d take a puff, make a note, take another puff, make another note. Yeah, it was tedious, but I wanted to see for myself.
Honestly, I didn’t even get close to 5000. Maybe it’s just me, maybe I take longer puffs or something. But still, it made me wonder about the whole “5000 puffs” claim.
- Started tracking puffs for the Lost Mary MO5000 Energize flavor.
- Checked local stores (Booker and One Stop) to confirm discontinuation.
- Noticed they were pulled due to a manufacturing issue.
- Never reached anywhere near the advertised 5000 puffs.
Anyway, with Energize gone, I guess I’ll have to find a new flavor. It’s a bit of a bummer, but hey, what can you do? It is just a disposable product.
This whole thing just got me thinking about how these products are marketed, you know? And how quickly things can change. One day a flavor is popular, the next it’s gone. Makes you wonder what’s really going on behind the scenes.
My Takeaway
This whole experience was a bit of a wake-up call. It made me realize I should probably be more mindful of what I’m using, and maybe do a little more research before settling on a product. This is my personal experience, I just want to share it with all of you.
