Thank you for your question. This is a very important point of clarification for Australian consumers.
In the context of disposable vapes in Australia, the term “formula” typically refers to the specific composition of the e-liquid, including whether it contains nicotine.
Here is the clear breakdown regarding IGET Bar products:
ENDS Content in Australia
By law, disposable vapes sold at retail in Australia, including all IGET devices purchased from authorised retailers like iGetBaroz, do not contain nicotine. They are strictly non-nicotine products. The sale of nicotine-containing vapes is restricted to pharmacies with a prescription.
What Is in an IGET Bar?
While the specific, proprietary blend of ingredients is confidential, the general “formula” or composition of a standard IGET Bar non-nicotine device includes:
Capacity: A pre-filled amount of e-liquid. For example, the popular IGET Bar Plus contains 6.5ml of capacity.
Battery: A built-in, non-rechargeable battery designed to last for the advertised puff count (e.g., up to 1600 puffs for the Bar Plus).
Flavour Options: A wide variety of flavour experiences, from fruity to beverage-inspired blends, created using food-grade flavourings.
Base Liquids: The e-liquid typically uses a base of pharmaceutical-grade Propylene Glycol (PG) and Vegetable Glycerin (VG), which produce the vapour.
Key Takeaway for Australian Shoppers
When you purchase an IGET Bar from a compliant Australian retailer, you are buying a non-nicotine disposable device. Its “formula” is focused on delivering consistent flavour, smooth vapour production, and reliable performance from the first puff to the last.
For full transparency on product specifications and compliance, always purchase from authorised sellers like iGetBaroz.