Lost Mary OS5000 & BM5000 — Legacy Models Guide

Legacy Guide

Lost Mary OS5000 & BM5000 — Legacy Models Guide

Everything you need to know about the discontinued Lost Mary OS5000 and BM5000 — original specs, flavor lists, and which current Lost Mary device to upgrade to. Plus the MT15000 Turbo and MO5000 transitional models.

Jess Rivera
Content Strategist at VapesOnlineShop
Published February 2026 · Updated February 2026

These devices are discontinued or near end-of-life

The OS5000 and BM5000 are no longer in production. The MO5000 and MT15000 are being phased out as the current lineup (NERA 70K, Ultrasonic 35K, MT35000 Turbo, MO20000 Pro) takes over. Remaining stock is available at some retailers while supplies last.

If you're looking for a new Lost Mary device, jump to the Upgrade Guide below or visit our Complete Lost Mary Guide.

Lost Mary Product Timeline

GenerationDevicesEraStatus
Gen 1OS5000, BM50002023Discontinued
Gen 2MO5000Late 2023Phasing out
Gen 3MT15000 Turbo, MO20000 Pro2024MT15000 phasing out; MO20000 Pro current
Gen 4 (Current)NERA 70K, Ultrasonic 35K, MT35000 Turbo2025Current lineup

Lost Mary's evolution mirrors the broader disposable vape market: from simple 5,000-puff devices to feature-rich, high-capacity devices with adjustable settings, advanced coils, and smart displays. Each generation roughly doubled the puff count while adding significant new technology.

Lost Mary OS5000

The OS5000 was Lost Mary's first widely popular device in the US market and the model that established the brand alongside Elf Bar (its parent company's other major brand). It was a compact, draw-activated disposable with a simple design and a strong flavor lineup.

SpecOS5000
Puffs~5,000
E-Liquid13mL
Nicotine5% (50mg)
Battery650mAh rechargeable
CoilMesh coil
FeaturesNone — basic draw-activated design
Flavors20+ including Watermelon, Blue Cotton Candy, Citrus Sunrise, Grape Jelly, Strawberry Ice

The OS5000 had no screen, no power modes, no airflow adjustment — just a reliable draw with good flavor. Its strength was the extensive flavor menu (20+ options at peak) and consistent mesh coil performance. Many popular Lost Mary flavors — Watermelon Ice, Blue Cotton Candy, Grape Jelly — originated with the OS5000.

Why it was discontinued: The 5,000-puff segment became overcrowded, and Lost Mary shifted focus to higher-capacity models. The OS5000's feature set couldn't compete with 15,000+ puff devices entering the market.

Lost Mary BM5000

The BM5000 launched alongside the OS5000 as a slightly different form factor option with an otherwise similar spec sheet. The main difference was the body shape — the BM5000 used a more rounded, pebble-like design compared to the OS5000's rectangular form.

SpecBM5000
Puffs~5,000
E-Liquid14mL
Nicotine5% (50mg)
Battery650mAh rechargeable
CoilDual mesh coil
FeaturesNone — basic design with rounder form factor
Flavors15+ including Blueberry Watermelon, Pineapple Mango, Spearmint, Cranberry Soda

The BM5000 had a slightly larger e-liquid capacity (14mL vs 13mL) and used a dual mesh coil that provided marginally warmer vapor than the OS5000's single mesh. In practice, the difference was subtle — both devices delivered similar performance. The BM5000 had a smaller flavor selection and was generally less popular.

Why it was discontinued: Same reasons as the OS5000. Lost Mary consolidated around the MO and MT product lines, which offered more capacity and features at similar price points.

Lost Mary MO5000

The MO5000 was the transitional device between the original Gen 1 models and the modern lineup. It introduced Lost Mary's now-signature form factor — the slim rectangular design with colorful patterns — that the MO20000 Pro would later inherit and expand upon.

SpecMO5000
Puffs~5,000
E-Liquid13.5mL
Nicotine5% (50mg)
Battery500mAh rechargeable
CoilMesh coil
FeaturesSlimmer design, splash-pattern body
Flavors15+ overlapping with OS5000 lineup

The MO5000 was essentially a design refresh — same 5,000-puff output, but in a sleeker package. It sold well but was quickly overshadowed by the MO20000 Pro, which delivered 4× the puffs with significantly more features at only a modest price increase.

Lost Mary MT15000 Turbo

The MT15000 Turbo marked Lost Mary's entry into the high-capacity disposable category and introduced several features that would become standard across the brand: dual power modes (Smooth/Turbo), the blend-in display, and the dual mesh coil system.

SpecMT15000 Turbo
Puffs~15,000
E-Liquid16mL
Nicotine5% / 2% / 0% (varies by edition)
Battery600mAh rechargeable
CoilDual mesh coil
FeaturesSmooth/Turbo modes, blend-in display, C-frame body
Flavors20+ across Standard, Weekly, Thermal, Zero Nicotine editions

The MT15000 remains available and popular, especially its unique editions: the Weekly Edition (7 different flavors — one for each day), the Thermal Edition (temperature-controlled vaping), and the Zero Nicotine Edition (nicotine-free). These edition innovations aren't yet available on the MT35000.

However, the MT35000 Turbo is a direct upgrade in every technical category: 2.3× puffs, 67% more battery, improved coil, better display, and "+" enhanced flavors. Unless you specifically want 0% nicotine or the Weekly/Thermal editions, the MT35000 is the better buy. Read our MT35000 Turbo Review for the full comparison.

Upgrade Guide — What to Buy Now

Which Current Model Replaces Your Legacy Device?

Had an OS5000 or BM5000?

Start with the MO20000 Pro. Similar simplicity, but with 4× the puffs, adjustable wattage, airflow control, and an HD screen. More flavors too.

From $13.99

Had an MO5000?

The MO20000 Pro is the direct successor — same MO-family design language, 4× capacity, plus wattage and airflow adjustment.

From $13.99

Had an MT15000 Turbo?

The MT35000 Turbo is the direct upgrade — 2.3× puffs, bigger battery, better coil, "+" flavors. Same form factor.

From $16.99

Want the best value overall?

The NERA Fullview 70K with replaceable pods delivers the lowest cost per puff of any Lost Mary — ever.

From $27.99

Ready to upgrade from your legacy Lost Mary?

View Complete Lost Mary Guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still buy the Lost Mary OS5000?

Some retailers still have remaining stock, but the OS5000 is discontinued and not being restocked. Prices have dropped to $8–10 where available. Once current inventory sells out, it won't return. We recommend upgrading to the MO20000 Pro ($13.99) for a better experience at a similar price.

Are OS5000/BM5000 flavors available on newer devices?

Many classic flavors (Watermelon Ice, Blue Razz Ice, Grape Jelly, Strawberry Ice) have been carried forward to current models, often in improved formulations. Some OS5000-exclusive flavors (Blue Cotton Candy, Citrus Sunrise) may not have direct equivalents. Check our Complete Flavor Guide for the current lineup.

Is the MT15000 Turbo still worth buying?

Only if you specifically want one of its exclusive editions: Zero Nicotine (0% nic), Weekly Edition (7 flavors), or Thermal Edition (temperature control). These editions aren't yet available on the MT35000. For standard vaping, the MT35000 Turbo is better in every way for just $2–4 more.

What happened to Elf Bar and Lost Mary?

Lost Mary and Elf Bar are both brands under iMiracle Technology (Shenzhen). In the US market, Lost Mary has become the more prominent brand for disposable vapes, while Elf Bar has faced naming and trademark issues in certain markets. Lost Mary operates independently as a standalone brand.

— Reviewed by VapesOnlineShop editorial team.
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