IVG trade runs across two shelves at once, which is why it earns a proper range rather than a token facing. We stock twenty-three IVG lines, split between the big-puff and prefilled-pod hardware, the 2400 4-in-1, the Pro 12 and the XL 35K, and the e-liquid heritage the brand was built on, from IVG 70/30 shortfills to the high-strength Intense salts. All of it is priced ex VAT with no minimum order.
IVG has been a fixture of the UK market since the shortfill era, and the 2400 in particular reorders fast wherever four flavours in one device sells. Device box maths follows the catalogue rule: anything over 600 puffs, which is every current IVG device, ships in boxes of five, so one facing is one reorder unit. For price breaks, the full flavour spread and account terms across the whole range, the IVG wholesale page is the deeper trade page to work from.
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Treat the hardware and the liquid as separate decisions. The 2400 and XL 35K chase the disposable-replacement customer who wants a rechargeable device with swappable pods, so range those alongside your other big-puff stock. The 70/30 and 50/50 bottles serve refill customers and belong next to the rest of your e-liquid wall, not the disposables. If your shop only does one of those two jobs, range only that half of IVG and leave the rest. A split brand does not need a split shelf when half of it will not sell.
Yes. IVG runs a hardware line (the 2400, Pro 12, XL 35K and Smart pod devices) and an e-liquid line (70/30 and 50/50 shortfills plus the Intense nic salts). For a retailer they are two separate stocking decisions that happen to share a brand.
Every current IVG device sits above 600 puffs, so it ships in a box of five under the site standard box rule, and you reorder in whole boxes. Delivery is a flat £5.99 tracked, free over £150 ex VAT on the current launch offer.