OXVA Uniplus

The 0.15 ohm coil sits at a lower trade price than the 0.3 ohm, the reverse of what a shop might expect if it assumes lower resistance always costs more. Check the specific rating before quoting a customer rather than assuming a flat price across the pair. Matching the rating to what a customer already runs matters more than the price gap either way: a 0.15 ohm coil pulls harder and burns liquid faster, while 0.3 ohm runs a touch cooler and stretches a tank of liquid further.

Coil boxes like this one are the steady repeat trade behind any open-system wall. A customer buying coils on a cycle is also the customer picking up 100ml shortfill liquid in the same visit, which is worth remembering when this box seems like a small order on its own.

Counters with an existing Uniplus tank installed base, wherever those customers first bought the device. It is not a starter recommendation, since no matching kit currently sits on this catalogue; a shop with no Uniplus customers has no reason to hold stock against a device it cannot also sell. The wider coils and tanks category and the OXVA brand page, built mainly around the Xlim pod family, give the fuller range context. The vape supplier page covers trade terms and ordering for the whole catalogue.