Innokin T18

Five packs to a box at five coils a pack, so a trade box is twenty-five coils: divide by five for the per-pack figure, or by twenty-five for the per-coil. MTL coils last longer than sub-ohm mesh, so the turn is slower than a Falcon coil but steadier, tied to a loyal installed base rather than a trend. The demand tracks your MTL liquid sales, so the coil sits naturally beside the 10ml freebase and nic salts those tanks run on. Coils live with the coils and tanks on the vape accessories shelf.

T18 coils fit the T18 and T22 tanks and suit 50/50 and high-PG liquid for mouth-to-lung vaping, so they serve the MTL and freebase crowd, not the sub-ohm cloud chaser. This is a starter-tank coil for a simpler, tighter draw, the opposite end from a high-wattage mesh. A customer on a different tank needs that tank coil, so match the coil to the device first. It is not the coil for a sub-ohm setup.

A counter with an MTL and starter-kit trade should stock T18 coils, since the T18 and T22 are common tanks and their owners reorder coils steadily. A shop trading only in disposables, pods and sub-ohm hardware has less call for them. It is not for the cloud chaser. Keep them by the MTL liquids so the coil and the juice sell together, hold enough to cover the installed base, and reorder before they run dry. The wider Innokin range gathers the brand.