Ohm Boy SLT Bar Edition Blue Raspberry Lemonade Ice

Ten bottles to a box on the nic salts shelf, so the per-bottle figure is the box cost divided by ten against your 10ml salt price. Bar-flavour salts turn because the names are already familiar from the disposable wall, which shortens the sell. The stocking call is strength spread across three tiers: the 10mg and 20mg usually do the work, with the 5mg for the lightest users, so weight the box mix accordingly. A refillable salt also carries a stronger margin per millilitre of use than a single-use bar, which is the trade case for the conversion. Trade pricing across the range is on e-liquid wholesale.

This is a 50/50 salt for pod and mouth-to-lung kits, not sub-ohm tanks, built around a fizzy candy-fruit-ice, so it suits the ex-disposable and everyday pod vaper who wants a bright, cold, familiar flavour. The three strengths make it a flexible line: 5mg for the light user, 10mg mid, 20mg for the disposable convert wanting the same hit. It pairs on the shelf with the tropical Guava Mango Ice as the other bar-edition flavour, and it sits near the disposable vapes counter as a step-across. It is not for the sub-ohm cloud vaper, who wants a 0mg shortfill.

A counter with a strong disposable trade should carry the SLT Bar Edition as the refillable step-across, since the flavours sell themselves off the bar wall. A pure sub-ohm shop has less call for a pod salt. It is not for the cloud chaser. Weight the three strengths to what your disposable buyers take, keep it by the pod kits, and reorder from the pulls. The wider Ohm Boy range gathers the brand.