Berry is the single biggest flavor family in the 7-OH market — and the one with the most internal variety. Here is the complete berry map of our range, and how the profiles actually differ.
The berry family, by profile
Cherry Bomb is not technically a berry, but it anchors the family: deep dark cherry, sweet-tart, with the most depth of any “berry-adjacent” profile. It is our first-timer favorite and it exists at three strengths — 180mg, 750mg and 1000mg — which says a lot about demand; all three product pages are in the shop and share the same core flavor.
Berry Blast is the mixed-berry answer: blueberry, raspberry and blackberry layered into one bright, sweet profile. It is the “I like berries but I don’t want to pick one” option, in 180mg and 750mg.
Blue Razz is technically a raspberry derivative, and it is the family’s wildcard: sharp, tart, almost electric. It is also our best-selling flavor of any kind — the tartness handles the alkaloid bitterness better than any sweet, which is why it sells out first. 250mg, 300mg and 1000mg.
Raspberry (400mg bars) is the pure, fragrant, bright version — single-note, clean, with a berry snap. And Blackberry Smash (400mg bars) is the family’s deepest member: dark, intense, with real weight to it.
Comparing them honestly
By tartness: Blue Razz > Raspberry > Cherry Bomb > Berry Blast > Blackberry Smash. By sweetness: Blackberry Smash ≈ Cherry Bomb > Berry Blast > Raspberry > Blue Razz. By “distinctive”: Tigers Blood (not a berry, but the dark-profile rival) and Blackberry Smash top the list. If you are rotating, a sensible berry rotation is Cherry Bomb for the sweet-deep slot and Blue Razz or Raspberry for the tart slot.
Buying berries
Everything in this family is grouped in the berry-flavored collection if you want one place to compare, and each flavor’s full product page is in the shop. Flavor notes for the whole lineup are in the flavor roundup and the taste guide.