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VELO Complete Flavour, Strength-Label and Edition Guide

VELO flavour MG label and edition catalogue identification guide

Read every VELO option as one complete identity: flavour wording, the exact mg label, and the Italian or European edition must stay together. Do not infer strength from can colour, flavour family, words such as “Max”, “Storm”, “Freeze” or “Polar”, or from a similar name elsewhere. As of 7 September 2026, Halo’s SKU VELO-001 selector contained 12 selectable variations built from 11 unique flavour names. Polar Mint appears twice because its 14MG and 11MG European labels are separate variations; the set also includes Peppermint Storm 17MG Italian, X-Freeze Max 20MG Italian and Icy Berries 10MG European. This guide organises those labels only and provides no dose, medical or personal-use recommendation.

Quick answer: preserve all three fields

A useful selector check is transcription, not interpretation. Start with the complete flavour phrase, copy the displayed number and MG unit, and then record the edition. If any one field changes, treat the result as a different catalogue label. This rule matters because Polar Mint appears twice in the reviewed selector: one European option says 14MG and another says 11MG. The shared flavour name and edition do not make those two labels interchangeable.

The same caution applies across flavour families. Bright Spearmint 17MG Italian and Cool Storm 11MG European both use cooling-related language, but neither the words nor the packaging colour supplies a valid shortcut for the explicit number. For a narrower review of mint wording, see the VELO mint, peppermint, spearmint, polar and freeze label guide.

The 12 VELO-001 variation labels reviewed

The table contains 12 complete variations but 11 unique flavour names because Polar Mint appears at both 14MG and 11MG. Capitalisation and brackets are normalised for legibility; the flavour wording, number, MG unit and edition are retained. Seven variations carry Italian Edition wording and five carry European Edition wording.

VELO-001 selector labels recorded on 7 September 2026
Flavour label Explicit label Edition
Peppermint Storm 17MG Italian Edition
Bright Spearmint 17MG Italian Edition
Orange Spark 17MG Italian Edition
X-Freeze Max 20MG Italian Edition
Wintery Watermelon 14MG Italian Edition
Freezing Peppermint 17MG Italian Edition
Polar Peppermint 14MG Italian Edition
Polar Mint 14MG European Edition
Polar Mint 11MG European Edition
Max Freeze 17MG European Edition
Cool Storm 11MG European Edition
Icy Berries 10MG European Edition

This is a dated selector map, not a promise that every option remains available. It also does not convert the printed values into a personal-use recommendation. Readers comparing another brand should use the same full-label discipline in the VELO versus ZYN flavour and strength-label guide rather than matching names alone.

Independent label-field table: what each field can establish

Keep these catalogue fields separate before reading them together
Field What to copy What not to infer
Flavour The full phrase, including modifiers such as Bright, Storm, Polar, Freezing, Max or Icy A numerical strength, formula, sensory result or equivalence to another similarly named item
MG label The exact displayed number plus MG, without rounding or silently changing units A suitable amount for a person, a dosing instruction or a health outcome
Edition Italian Edition or European Edition exactly as shown That two editions have identical specifications, packaging or availability
Live status Whether the exact variation is currently selectable on the product page Permanent stock, price or future range status

VELO’s official strength guide discusses how strength information is displayed within its own market context. For this catalogue task, the safe editorial use of that source is limited: read the explicit label and retain its context. This article does not translate the label into advice, compare bodily effects, or create a universal scale across editions.

Three-field visual check before accepting a match

A complete-label verification path

Decision: all three fields match → exact catalogue-label match. Any field differs → keep the options separate and verify each live.

This visual is a checking tool, not a hierarchy. It deliberately gives the flavour, explicit MG label and edition equal attention. A colour swatch or product image may help locate a can, but it cannot replace readable text. If an image and selector wording appear inconsistent, use the complete selectable variation and ask the retailer to clarify rather than guessing.

Where similar names can cause mistakes

Polar Mint is the clearest duplicate-name case. The reviewed European entries differ only in the explicit label: 14MG versus 11MG. Peppermint is a family, not a complete option. Peppermint Storm 17MG Italian, Freezing Peppermint 17MG Italian and Polar Peppermint 14MG Italian retain distinct modifiers and, in one case, a different number. Max is not a number. X-Freeze Max 20MG Italian and Max Freeze 17MG European show why a dramatic word cannot establish the numeric field or edition.

Fruit wording needs the same care. Orange Spark 17MG Italian, Wintery Watermelon 14MG Italian and Icy Berries 10MG European each combine a flavour phrase with separate numeric and edition fields. A reader may organise them as fruit-named labels, but that grouping must not erase the rest of the name. The VELO and ZYN live price guide explains why exact labels also need to stay attached during a commercial comparison.

Check the live selector for current availability

Open the VELO Nicotine Pouches product page and locate the exact variation. Check that all three fields remain present and that the option is selectable. The dynamic block below reads current WooCommerce product data; it avoids hard-coding price, stock or a permanent option count into the article.

The product summary may report 11 flavours because it deduplicates the repeated Polar Mint name, while the selector and dynamic block report 12 complete variations. Treat the live selector as authoritative if this structure changes after the 7 September 2026 review. For broader browsing, use the Pouches & Others catalogue, but return to the individual product page before relying on an option. No flavour name, MG label, edition or catalogue grouping in this guide should be read as medical or dosing guidance.

Frequently asked questions

Can VELO strength be identified from the can colour?

No. Colour may assist visual navigation, but this guide requires the explicit number and MG unit in the complete selectable label.

Are Polar Mint 14MG and Polar Mint 11MG the same option?

No. They share flavour and European Edition wording, but the explicit MG labels differ, so they must remain separate catalogue entries.

Does “Max” prove that an option has the highest label?

No. “Max” is part of a flavour name. Read the written MG field: X-Freeze Max is listed as 20MG Italian, while Max Freeze is listed as 17MG European.

Which VELO strength should someone choose?

This article does not make that recommendation. It only records catalogue labels and explains how not to mix their fields. Health or personal-use questions require an appropriately qualified source.

Why are there 12 variations but 11 unique flavour names?

Polar Mint is listed twice with different explicit MG labels: 14MG and 11MG, both European Edition. They count as two complete selectable variations but one repeated flavour name.

Research Method

On 7 September 2026, the Halo E-Vape editorial desk checked VELO-001 against the live selector, counted 12 complete variations and 11 unique flavour names, then separated each variation into flavour wording, explicit MG label and edition. The review uses the Halo product page as its catalogue evidence, leaves price and stock dynamic, and does not infer composition, sensory intensity, suitability or a personal dose.

Sources

Last reviewed: 7 September 2026

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