Standing in front of a flavour wall—or a nine-card Shop grid—can feel louder than it needs to. iGet Disposable keeps the Australian catalogue to nine parent disposables, each with a clearly listed flavour count. This guide maps those lines by puff class, everyday use case, and how many flavours sit behind each card so you can pick with intent instead of scrolling forever.
For adults 21+ only. Nicotine is addictive. These products are not cessation devices. Nicotine strength is as labelled on the pack.
Start with three questions
- How long do you want one stick to last? Pocket 4,000-class sticks suit lighter daily carry; 9,000–18,000-class bars suit fewer swap-outs.
- Do you want a charge port? Some lines are fully sealed; others offer Type-C so you can finish the e-liquid when the cell needs a top-up.
- How wide should the flavour wall be? Each model has its own flavour list. Compare the counts below, then open a product page to explore the names.
The nine parent lines at a glance
| Line | Puff class (catalogue) | Flavours | Quick use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| SNOWPLUS DASH 4000 | Up to 4,000 | 16 | Slim ceramic pocket stick, clear tank, no daily charge routine |
| SNOWPLUS DASH X 4000 | Up to 4,000 | 10 | Refined Dash-class stick, tea-forward shortlist |
| WALA POP 10000 | Up to 10,000 | 20 | Sealed mesh stick, cable-free mid/high capacity |
| WALA YO 18000 | Up to 18,000 | 20 | Dual mesh, Type-C recharge, curved Smart LED |
| CIGAR BASTARD 12000 | Up to 12,000 | 10 | High-capacity Type-C bar, iced shortlist |
| IGET BAR PRO 10000 | Up to 10,000 | 26 | Sealed graffiti-style bar, widest dessert-to-ice wall |
| ALIBARBAR INGOT 9000 | Up to 9,000 | 24 | Gold-bar shape, dual mesh, side LED, sealed cell |
| BIMO ONE 9000 | Up to 9,000 | 15 | Comfort-size sealed bar, iced-fruit to candy |
| IGET ONE 12000 | Up to 12,000 (Regular) | 23 | Curved colour screen, Regular / Turbo modes, dual mesh |
Puff numbers are catalogue “up to” figures. Your draw style, temperature, and mode (where offered) change real-world life. Always confirm the pack in your hand.
Slim sticks vs high-puff bars
Slim / pocket class — DASH & DASH X
Choose SNOWPLUS DASH 4000 or DASH X 4000 when you want a compact, draw-activated stick that slips into a pocket without a cable. Both list up to 4,000 puffs, ceramic atomizers, and 7.5 mL pre-fills in the catalogue. DASH offers 16 flavours; DASH X tightens the wall to 10 with a more tea-forward shortlist. Neither is built as a rechargeable high-puff brick—think everyday carry and easier flavour rotation.
Mid / high sealed bars — POP, BAR PRO, INGOT, BIMO
When you want fewer replacements and no charge cable:
- WALA POP 10000 — sealed aluminium-alloy mesh, 20 flavours, up to 10,000 puffs.
- IGET BAR PRO 10000 — sealed bar with a 26-flavour wall (largest count in this catalogue), up to 10,000 puffs.
- ALIBARBAR INGOT 9000 — distinctive gold-bar form, dual mesh, side LED status, 24 flavours, up to 9,000 puffs.
- BIMO ONE 9000 — comfort-size sealed body, 15 flavours, up to 9,000 puffs.
These suit adults who prefer “buy, draw, finish” without hunting for a USB-C lead.
Rechargeable high-puff — YO & CIGAR BASTARD
Pick a Type-C line when the battery may need a top-up before the tank is empty:
- WALA YO 18000 — dual mesh, curved Smart LED, 20 flavours, up to 18,000 puffs.
- CIGAR BASTARD 12000 — mesh heating, Type-C, 10 iced-leaning flavours, up to 12,000 puffs, larger pre-fill listed in catalogue specs.
Rechargeable does not mean rebuildable. Use the supplied charge port as directed on the pack; do not open or refill sealed systems.
Feature-led screen bar — IGET ONE
IGET ONE 12000 adds a curved colour screen plus Regular and Turbo modes (catalogue lists up to 12,000 puffs in Regular / 9,000 in Turbo), dual mesh, and 23 flavours. Choose it when on-device feedback matters more than the absolute smallest pocket silhouette.
How to read flavour names (without listing every model)
Flavour walls usually group into families: fruit, iced / menthol-leaning, dessert / candy, beverage / tea, and tobacco-adjacent where offered. Names are retail shorthand—not ingredient lists.
Tips that travel across all nine lines:
- “Ice”, “Menthol”, “Frost” usually signal a cooling finish; start there if you dislike heavy sweetness.
- Dessert and candy names skew sweeter; useful if you already know you prefer pastry or confection profiles.
- Tea and beverage styles (more common on DASH-class walls) sit between fruit and dessert for many adults.
- Count ≠ quality. A 10-flavour line can still be the right stick if those ten match your taste; a 26-flavour wall is for browsing, not a homework assignment.
For exact names grouped across devices, read Flavour families across the range.
Narrow your shortlist
A simple path:
- Pick one primary line from the table above.
- Add a second unit or a second line only if you already know you want variety.
What not to optimise for
- Do not chase the highest puff number alone. Draw style matters more than the headline.
- Do not ignore recharge vs sealed. A sealed 10k bar and a Type-C 18k stick solve different weeks.
- Do not treat nicotine % marketing as medical advice. Strength is as labelled on pack; these are not cessation tools.
- Do not shop under 21. The age gate is the first product feature that matters.
Next steps
Browse Shop for the nine cards with image, AUD price, and flavour count. Open any PDP for short description, specs, and the flavour line-up. If you still need the adult-access framing—including prescription context in Australia—read the 21+ Journal post before you check out.
Adults 21+ only. Nicotine is addictive. Check the pack label; puff figures are “up to” estimates.