Boutiq Switch V4 Glow Disposable, Liquid Live Diamonds is a fixed wholesale lot published at $700.00 at the time of writing, listed on the wholesale shelf with no quantity variations to select. The listing records the version as Glow, a dual tank configuration, a two gram capacity, Liquid Live Diamonds as the extract and USB-C rechargeable charging. This page is written for trade buyers.
A fixed lot with no ladder, and who that suits
There are no variation options here. One price, one lot, no configuration. That is a different proposition from the tiered Glow listing elsewhere in this shop, and the two exist alongside each other for different buyers.
A fixed lot suits somebody who has settled on a quantity and wants the simplest possible reorder, with nothing to choose and nothing to get wrong. It suits nobody who is still working out what quantity they need, and it is a poor first purchase for a shop that has never carried the line. If that describes you, the tiered listing starts smaller and is a more forgiving place to begin.
When a flavour field does not contain a flavour
Something worth noticing on this listing: the Flavor attribute is recorded as Liquid Live Diamonds, which is a description of the extract rather than a taste. The same phrase also appears in the Extract field.
That is a data quirk rather than a mystery, and the practical reading is that this lot is not sold against a named flavour profile. If you need to tell a customer what it tastes of, this listing does not answer that question, and you should establish it with the shop rather than inventing an answer for your shelf label. Retailers who guess at a flavour description end up contradicted by the first customer who opens one, which is a small problem that is entirely avoidable.
What Liquid Live Diamonds actually describes
Diamonds in this vocabulary refers to a crystalline form of concentrated cannabis material. Liquid indicates it has been prepared into a flowable state suitable for filling a reservoir. Together, the phrase describes a category of input rather than a measured property.
The distinction matters commercially. A material description tells your customer what kind of thing they are buying. It does not tell them how strong it is, and it is not equivalent to a laboratory result. Potency percentages that appear as attributes elsewhere in this catalogue are supplier statements about grade, not analysis of a batch, and passing one along as verified testing shifts risk onto you. The National Institute on Drug Abuse publishes a research led primer on cannabis if you want a source outside the trade when drafting your own copy.
Presenting a cosmetic variant on a shelf
Glow is recorded as a Version value on this and the other Glow listings in the catalogue, sitting alongside the standard V4 specification. In hardware terms that reads as a housing variant, and the practical retail consequence is that its appeal is visual.
That is not a weakness, and shops frequently underplay it. A device that looks distinctive is easier to place near the till, easier for a customer to point at and easier to remember by name. What it should not be sold as is a performance upgrade, because nothing in the recorded specification supports that and a customer who feels oversold does not come back.
Establishing terms before a single order lot
Because there is no ladder here, this is a one decision purchase, and everything you would normally establish across several small orders has to be established up front. Confirm exactly how many units the lot contains, since the listing states a price rather than a count. Confirm the assortment, if any. Confirm what happens if units arrive damaged or fail early.
Those three questions take one message and they are entirely ordinary trade practice. A supplier who answers them plainly is one you can build on. Committing seven hundred dollars without asking them is a choice rather than an oversight.
Handling and disposal of lithium stock
Every unit contains a lithium cell. Store the lot away from heat sources, out of direct sun and without heavy weight stacked on it. Set up a route for failed units into an electrical waste stream before you need one, and empty it periodically rather than letting dead devices accumulate in a stockroom.
If you supply other businesses onward, be aware that shipping goods containing lithium cells carries requirements that ordinary goods do not, and those requirements sit with the sender.
Comparing this against the tiered Glow listing
Both routes to the same hardware exist in this shop and they suit different buyers. This fixed lot is a single decision with nothing to configure. The tiered listing offers a ladder of quantities starting well below this one and lets you build up gradually.
If you already know your working quantity, the fixed lot is simpler. If you do not, the ladder is where you find out, and it is considerably cheaper to find out there than here.
Fixed Glow lot, trade questions
How many units are in the lot?
The listing publishes a price rather than a unit count, so confirm this with the shop before ordering.
What flavour is it?
The Flavor field records Liquid Live Diamonds, which is an extract description rather than a taste. Establish the actual profile with the shop.
Is the Glow version a performance difference?
Nothing in the recorded specification suggests so. It is registered as a Version value alongside the same dual tank, two gram, USB-C configuration.
What is the published price?
$700.00 at the time of writing, with the live listing as the authority.
Is analysis documentation provided?
No. Ask directly if your business needs it before you commit.
Can I order a smaller quantity?
Not on this listing. The tiered Glow wholesale listing offers smaller options.
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