Exxus Bulb, Draw, & Merk Nectar Collector Kits

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Bulb, Draw and Merk are the three Exxus nectar collector kits, each boxed twelve to a case at 90 dollars with an assorted color spread and a point of sale tray. They stock alongside the wider nectar collectors wall, reach the customer who never bought a dab rig, and attach cleanly to bangers.
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TWELVE TO A DISPLAY BOX

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.

  • Bulb the compact one, with a large detachable ceramic straw and nine color choices in the case.
  • Draw a threaded ceramic straw on a slim body, built around an easy pull straight through air path.
  • Merk the heat and go shape, pure borosilicate with a ceramic tip and the same foam fitted travel box.
  • Case 90 dollars for twelve, assorted, arriving in a point of sale display that needs no repacking.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many nectar collectors come in one kit?

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.

Are the tips ceramic or quartz?

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.

Do these need a torch?

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.

Draw and Bulb: what is the difference?

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.

What retail price does a ninety dollar case support?

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.

Is the straw removable for cleaning?

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.

Do the kits ship in a display box?

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.

How many colors are in a case?

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.

Where do these belong in a store?

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.

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