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Vaporesso Dojo Blast 6000 CDU

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A ready-made counter launch for the Dojo Blast 6000: twelve kits, eight pod units and point-of-sale material in one display unit.

£375.99sold individually · inc VAT

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Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026

What is inside the Dojo Blast 6000 CDU

The Vaporesso Dojo Blast 6000 CDU answers the question every new line raises: what does a sensible first fixture look like? Here the brand has answered it for you. One display unit carries twelve pod kits across eight flavours, eight replacement pod units in four more, plus four till wobblers, a mouthpiece pack and leaflets, all at 20mg, all sold as a single purchase.

The flavour weighting inside is deliberate: doubles of the fruit leaders (Blueberry Ice, Blueberry Sour Raspberry, Double Apple, Sweet Grape), singles of the wildcards including Peanut Chocolate, and pod units biased to the citrus-and-tropical end.

  • A complete Dojo Blast 6000 launch in a single purchase
  • Twelve kits across eight flavours, weighted to the fruit leaders
  • Eight pod units included, so day-one buyers can reorder on day seven
  • Till wobblers, mouthpiece pack and leaflets do the merchandising
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When a CDU beats picking your own boxes

The CDU makes sense in exactly one situation: a counter introducing the Dojo Blast 6000 for the first time. It solves the cold-start problem, spreads flavour risk across eight options, and its included pod units mean the customer who buys a kit in week one can reorder in week two without you having placed a second order yet. The POS pieces earn their keep too; a wobbler at the till outsells a shelf label.

Once the line is established, standard boxes of five become the better buy, because by then the till knows which flavours deserve depth and a fixed assortment stops being a feature. Treat the CDU as a one-time entry ticket, not a repeat purchase, and file the category logic under prefilled pod kits.

Who should and should not buy the CDU

Right buyer: convenience stores and counters with no Vaporesso presence, where the display does the introduction. Wrong buyer: shops already selling the Dojo line, who would inherit a flavour mix they have already outgrown, and any fixture too tight for a counter unit. If that is you, start with two standard kit boxes instead.

Specifications

FormatCounter display unit, sold singly
Kits inside12 x Dojo Blast 6000, 8 flavours, 20mg
Pods inside8 x pod units, 4 flavours, 20mg
POS included4 till wobblers, mouthpiece pack, leaflets
ComplianceTPD-compliant contents throughout

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the Dojo Blast 6000 CDU?
Twelve pod kits across eight flavours, eight replacement pod units across four flavours, four till wobblers, a mouthpiece pack and leaflets. Everything is 20mg and the whole unit sells as one purchase.
Can I choose the flavours in the CDU?
No, the assortment is fixed and weighted to the range's fruit leaders. That is the point for a first order and the limitation for every order after it, which is why repeat stock comes as standard boxes.
Is the CDU better value than buying boxes?
It buys convenience and merchandising rather than a discount: a proven assortment, reorder pods on hand and POS that sells from the till. Shops that already know their Dojo flavour split get more from picking their own boxes.
Who is the CDU wrong for?
Anyone already ranging the Dojo line, and counters without space for a display unit. It is a launch tool; buying it twice means the first one did its job and the second one is the wrong product.