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The Seahorse family and the coils that feed it. The Pro Plus at twenty six dollars is the entry, the King and Queen sit above it, and the 510, 710 and 910 quartz coil packs behind the counter turn faster than any device on the shelf.

Heavy customers replace a quartz tip every few weeks, lighter ones every month or two. A tip degrades from residue and heat cycling rather than failing outright, so flavor drops off before the coil stops firing. Five packs and three packs are the sizes that match that rhythm.

They are three different fittings, not three grades. Seahorse tips use the 510 standard. The Dragon Egg, Unicorn Mini and Q7 Mini take 710 coils. The Octopus runs a 910 quartz bucket. A shop carrying all three device families needs all three coils behind the counter.

Several do. The Seahorse Pro Plus, the Seahorse King and the Whale all accept a standard 510 cartridge in place of the dab tip, which makes them two devices in one box. That doubles the audience for a single unit on the shelf.

The Octopus, at around thirty five dollars, because it includes water filtration and a percolator at a price customers read as an impulse buy. The Dragon Egg and Unicorn Mini sit just above it for shops that want a glass forward look on the counter.

Mid teens a unit. The Cat, Guitar, Bear, Snail 2.0, Egg, FF1 and Turtle all land between fifteen and seventeen dollars. They are animal and object shapes in silicone or metal, which is the whole pitch: they sell on the look, not the spec sheet.

Yes, and that is the point. It is a portable banger with a 14mm plug in coil and a rotatable neck that attaches to a customer's existing water pipe and turns it into an e-rig. For a shop already selling glass, it is an add on rather than a competing purchase.

Because they are a consumable attached to a device that stays in service. The customer who bought a nectar collector has to come back for tips, and a five pack costs a fraction of the unit. That turns one device sale into a standing order the shop can forecast.

Most kits include two coils, a magnetic tip or coil cover, a cleaning brush, a USB-C cable and a manual. The Seahorse Pro Plus also ships with a connection hose and a 14mm to 18mm adapter for water pipe use. Customers get a working setup without a second purchase.

The Hammer plugs straight into a 14mm joint. The Seahorse Pro Plus includes a connection hose and a 14mm to 18mm adapter in the box. Both are worth pairing with glass on the sales floor, since the attach is obvious once a customer sees it demonstrated.