The HEBAT 9000 product page currently shows eight selectable flavour names: Strawberry Watermelon, Blackberry Ice, Strawberry Coconut Watermelon, Grape Ice, Strawberry Ice, Fanta Soda, Skittles and Dream Mango. The page title and product imagery refer to ten flavours, so use the live selector as the practical check before choosing. This guide groups the visible options by their names, without treating a flavour label as a complete ingredient or taste specification.

When comparing vape flavours, begin with the exact model and the options shown on its current product page. The HEBAT 9000 listing is distinct from other VAPES-AUS disposable vapes, and a flavour name from another product should not be assumed to appear on this one.
At the time this guide was prepared, the page showed these eight selectable names:
These are selector labels, not a promise that every option will remain available indefinitely. The listing's heading and product artwork refer to ten flavours, while the selectable menu currently contains eight. Because those signals do not match, this guide treats the live menu as the current list and recommends confirming the exact option on the product page before ordering.

Grouping the names makes a long menu easier to scan. The groups below describe the wording only. They are not technical flavour formulas, ingredient disclosures or guarantees of a particular sensation.
Three current selector names include strawberry: Strawberry Watermelon, Strawberry Coconut Watermelon and Strawberry Ice. The first two name a combination; the third pairs strawberry with an “ice” cue. When comparing the labels, write down the full name rather than shortening each one to “strawberry”. That helps keep two- and three-part names distinct. The page names these options, but the label alone does not provide a full description of formulation or intensity.
Blackberry Ice and Grape Ice are separate choices. Both include “Ice”, but their fruit names differ; the shared word is not enough to conclude that they have the same profile. Dream Mango is the selector's mango-named option. Treat “Dream” as part of its product name, not as a technical term. Compare each complete selector name and confirm that it belongs to the HEBAT 9000 product, not another model.
Fanta Soda and Skittles stand apart from the fruit-combination names. Their labels suggest drink- and confectionery-inspired naming, but they do not disclose ingredients. If you need ingredient or composition information, check the exact product packaging or information supplied by the manufacturer rather than inferring it from the name.

In this selector, “Ice” appears in Blackberry Ice, Grape Ice and Strawberry Ice. It is a naming cue that distinguishes those entries from wording without the suffix. It is not a universal measurement, a standardised scale or a guarantee that different brands use the word in the same way.
This matters when browsing vaping flavours across multiple brands. Similar words can appear on separate product pages, but the products may still differ. Keep the model name beside the flavour name in your notes. “HEBAT 9000 — Grape Ice” is clearer than “Grape Ice” on its own when comparing several tabs or saved pages. Words such as “fruit”, “berry” and “soda” help organise a shortlist, but they do not replace a product-specific description or provide an objective ranking.

This is useful for any vape store catalogue where product images, older descriptions and current selectors may not be updated at the same time. It also separates model-specific options from general brand imagery.
The HEBAT 9000 page makes a distinction visible: its title and imagery refer to ten flavours, but the menu presently exposes eight names. That mismatch does not establish why the difference exists. The page may have been updated at different times, or some illustrated names may not be selectable in the current menu; the listing itself does not resolve the cause.
For that reason, this guide does not add the two extra pictured names to the selectable list. It separates what can be read directly: eight names are currently selectable; ten flavours are also stated or pictured; and the available signals alone do not establish whether the other two pictured flavours can currently be selected. If the selector changes, use the live product page rather than an older screenshot or saved list.
VAPES-AUS lists products from several vape brands. A shared flavour word does not mean two products use the same formulation or have identical option menus. Use the HEBAT 9000 product page for its own selector. For separate model information, see the ALIBARBAR INGOT 9000 flavour guide or the INGOT and TEQ selector comparison; those pages cover other models and should not be used to fill gaps in the HEBAT list. The vape flavour label guide explains how to read product-specific names. For IGET options, consult the exact IGET ONE 12000 page rather than borrowing its menu for HEBAT.
A flavour label does not confirm what ingredients are present, how a specific version is manufactured or whether an option is currently selectable. For those details, rely on the exact product information and packaging. Likewise, an advertised puff figure is an estimate rather than a guaranteed number of draws. Actual results can vary with draw duration, frequency and other conditions. This article is about reading the flavour selector, not predicting how long a device will last.
If you are browsing vapes Australia listings online, keep the product and flavour together in a note. This is helpful when a shortlist contains several brands because it prevents a familiar name from being attached to the wrong model. Before making a selection, open the current product page and verify the option in its own menu.
This is a browsing aid, not a recommendation. It makes the visible list easier to scan while keeping selector wording intact. If you are choosing between similar names, compare the whole phrase and the exact model page. Do not assume that a flavour listed on an ALIBARBAR or IGET product can be selected on HEBAT 9000, even where one or more words overlap.
The current product-page selector displays eight selectable names. The page heading and imagery refer to ten flavours, so check the live selector for the option available when you view it.
Strawberry Watermelon, Blackberry Ice, Strawberry Coconut Watermelon, Grape Ice, Strawberry Ice, Fanta Soda, Skittles and Dream Mango.
The title and imagery refer to ten flavours, but the selector currently shows eight. The page does not establish whether the other two can be selected, so confirm with current product information.
It is part of the label for Blackberry Ice, Grape Ice and Strawberry Ice. It distinguishes the selector entries, but it is not a standardised scale or a full ingredient description.
No. The selector gives option names. Check exact packaging or manufacturer information for ingredients.
No. Use the HEBAT 9000 selector for this model. Other products have model-specific options, even when a flavour name looks similar.
No. It is an advertised estimate, not a guarantee of an exact draw total. Results can vary with use and other conditions.
The HEBAT 9000 selector currently shows eight flavour names, while the product heading and imagery refer to ten. Use the current menu to check selectable options, keep each full name beside the exact model and do not treat flavour labels as ingredients or specifications. For anyone browsing vape flavours in a VAPES-AUS online catalogue, that simple habit makes a shortlist easier to verify.