HorizonTech Falcon

The coil pack is a low-ticket, high-frequency line, so the trade value is the turn, not the ticket. A sub-ohm vaper goes through coils faster than anything else they buy, which means a steady, predictable reorder for the shop that keeps them in stock. The Falcon comes in several resistances, but the demand is not even: the low-ohm mesh builds like the 0.15ohm are the everyday sellers, so weight the stock to those and hold the odd resistances thinner. Coils sit with the coils and tanks on the vape accessories shelf.

Falcon coils fit the Falcon and Falcon King tanks and take high-VG liquid, so they serve the sub-ohm, direct-to-lung vaper on shortfills. The resistance range covers different wattage preferences: the low-ohm mesh builds run warm and cloudy at higher watts, the higher-ohm options a cooler draw. A customer on a different tank needs that tank coil instead, so match the coil to the device before selling. It pairs with the shortfills the Falcon crowd fills the tank with, and the other HorizonTech hardware like the Sakerz.

Any counter with a sub-ohm and tank trade has to stock coils, and the Falcon coil is one of the essential ones given how common the tank is. A shop with no sub-ohm hardware trade has no use for it. It is not for the pod or disposable customer, whose device uses its own pods. Keep the popular resistances deep by the hardware and shortfill shelves, treat the coil as an automatic reorder, and restock before it runs out. The wider HorizonTech range gathers the brand.