Exxus Bulb, Draw, & Merk Nectar Collector Kits
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Three Exxus nectar collectors ship here, and none of them sells as a single unit. The Bulb, the Draw and the Merk each come twelve to a case at 90 dollars, which puts the landed cost at seven fifty a piece and leaves a real retail number underneath it.
What they share matters more than what separates them. All three run a borosilicate glass body, a ceramic tip, a straight air path and two rounded feet so a hot tip rests without scorching a counter. Each ships in a foam fitted box. The difference is silhouette and color spread, and the Bulb carries nine finishes.
Twelve. Each of the three kits is a case of twelve assorted units at 90 dollars, which is seven fifty landed per piece. The case arrives in point of sale packaging, so it goes straight onto a counter without repacking.
Ceramic on all three. The Bulb uses a large detachable straw, the Draw a threaded one. Ceramic holds heat longer than quartz after the torch comes off, and it is far less likely to chip when a customer drops the tip in a sink.
Yes. These are torch heated glass collectors, not battery devices, so a torch belongs in the same transaction. That attachment is most of the reason they earn counter space next to the display rather than a spot on a back shelf.
Body shape and straw fitting. The Bulb is the compact rounded one with a large detachable ceramic straw and nine finishes in the case. The Draw runs a slimmer body with a threaded ceramic straw. Same glass, same case price, same air path.
Seven fifty a unit landed leaves room to price well under a glass rig while still clearing a healthy number per piece. That gap is the point of the category: it reaches the customer who wants concentrates without the display case ticket.
On the Bulb the ceramic straw detaches, and the Draw uses a threaded fitting that comes off the same way. That matters at the counter, because a collector that cannot be taken apart gets thrown away instead of cleaned and replaced.
Every case does. The outer packaging is built for point of sale, showing the color range through the front, and each unit inside sits in a form fit foam box a customer keeps for travel. That foam box is a large part of why they hold a price.
The Bulb case carries nine color choices across its twelve units. All three kits ship assorted rather than single color, which is what fills a counter display evenly instead of leaving one finish stacked up as dead stock.
On the counter, not the wall. They are an impulse ticket at their retail price, they need a torch sold with them, and a filled display of assorted colors does more work than a single unit on a peg hook ever will.

