OXVA Vprime Pod Kit

The Vprime ships as a single unit, so there is no box to divide: you price it as a one-off hardware sale with a fuller ticket than a bottle of juice. The versatility is the selling point, since one device covering three draw styles saves the customer buying two, which a shop can use to justify the step up over a basic pod. The margin over time is in the cartridges and liquid, not the device, so keep hardware stock shallow and the consumables deep. Trade ordering on kit like this is covered on the vape accessories shelf and the refillable vape pods it drives.

The Vprime sits at the versatile end of the OXVA pod range, a bigger-battery, higher-power kit than the compact everyday devices like the Xlim 3. The 2600mAh battery and 60W output suit the DTL and cloud vaper as well as the MTL user, and the two included cartridges cover both from one device. It takes its own Vprime cartridges, so match the cartridge to the device before selling. It is not for the disposable buyer who wants grab-and-go, or the customer after the smallest, simplest pod. The OXVA range gathers the brand.

A counter that sells refillable hardware and wants a versatile mid-power kit should carry the Vprime, since it captures the vaper who switches between draw styles and the reorders that follow. A shop trading mostly in disposables and pouches has less call for a 60W pod kit. It is not the one for the pure MTL beginner, who is better on a compact device. Hold a unit or two, keep its cartridges in stock, and let the device drive the liquid trade. The wider OXVA range gathers the brand.