Fryd Asteroid Berry Disposable
Fryd Asteroid Berry Disposable is a compact, ready-to-use vape with a bold, mixed berry-inspired flavor. It offers smooth, consistent performance in a portable design.

Jars named after rocks in space
Honoria grows berries on a hill farm, and she sells preserves at a little stand by the road. Her labels are handwritten, and each jar carries the name of an asteroid. For example, Ceres is strawberry, Vesta is blackberry, and Pallas is a wild mix of everything left in the field.
At first, customers think the names are a joke. Then they taste the Pallas jar and come back for three more. So Honoria starts a waiting list on a board by the gate. Now she spends summer evenings stirring big pots and stacking jars, while the sky turns dark and dotted with stars.
Why the Fryd Asteroid Berry Disposable is worth a try
- A bold, mixed berry-inspired flavor
- Smooth, consistent performance
- A compact design that is easy to carry
- Ready to use right out of the box
- Listed in the Fryd 3g Disposable range
In short, it is a fruit-first pen for berry fans. Fun fact: many fruits we call berries are not true berries at all, as this berry page explains.
Pick a quantity, see the new price
Choose an option from the Quantity menu, and the price updates right away. One pen starts at $25, and the 100-pack sits at the top at $2,000. That means each pen costs less in bigger packs. Also, the +/- box multiplies your total.
How to order the Fryd Asteroid Berry Disposable
First, select a single pen or a pack. Next, set how many with the +/- box. Then tap Add to Cart and head to checkout. After that, we ship your order in discreet packaging. For more flavors in the same size, browse our Fryd 3g Disposable picks.
Quick answers
What does the Fryd Asteroid Berry Disposable taste like?
It has a bold mixed berry flavor, so it tastes like a handful of summer fruit.
Is it easy to carry?
Yes. The compact design slips easily into a pocket or bag.
You must be 21 or older to order. Please check your local laws before you buy.

















