This is the trade listing for the Boutiq Switch V4 Glow disposable, sold in case quantities on the wholesale shelf. At the time of writing the published variation figures are $450.00 for 25, $800.00 for 50, $1,400.00 for 100 and $2,100.00 for 200. The listing records the version as Glow, the configuration as a dual tank holding two grams in total, the extract as Liquid Live Diamonds and the charging as USB-C rechargeable. This page addresses buyers stocking for resale.
What the Glow designation covers
Glow is recorded on this listing as a Version value, which places it as a variant of the V4 body rather than as a different product line. Variants of this kind in vapour hardware typically differ in the housing and its finish rather than in the electronics or the contents, and the name here plainly refers to the appearance of the device.
For a stockist that is a useful thing to be precise about, because a customer asking what makes the Glow different deserves an accurate answer rather than an implied one. The honest version is that the listing records a cosmetic version designation alongside the same dual tank, two gram, USB-C configuration found elsewhere in the V4 family. Anything beyond that would be you filling a gap the supplier has not filled.
Dual tank, and how to explain it across a counter
Each unit holds two separate reservoirs with a control that selects between them, and the recorded two gram capacity is the total across both rather than the amount available to either. This is the single most common point of confusion with the format, and it is worth getting into your own shelf copy rather than leaving it for a customer to work out.
The second point worth passing on is that the two sides deplete independently. Most people find a preference quickly and use one side far more than the other, which is normal and is not a fault. A customer returning to say one half ran out first is describing ordinary use, and a counter that has already explained this will field fewer of those conversations.
Choosing a first quantity without any sales history
The ladder here starts at twenty five, which is a meaningful commitment for a shop that has never carried the line. If you have no history to forecast from, the useful discipline is to buy the smallest tier and treat the first case as an experiment rather than as stock.
What you are buying with that first case is information: how the packaging presents, whether your customers recognise the brand, how quickly it moves and what questions it generates. That information is worth more than the margin you would have made by buying deeper, and it is unavailable any other way. Buying the largest tier first on optimism is the most common and most expensive mistake in this trade.
Age verification and the obligations that sit with you
This is the part of a wholesale relationship that does not transfer. Whatever the supplier does, the retailer is the party facing the customer, and the legal requirements about who may be sold these products, what may be claimed for them and how they must be labelled apply to you in your own jurisdiction.
Have a verification procedure that your staff actually follow rather than one that exists on paper. Know what your local rules say before the stock arrives rather than after. And do not rely on a wholesale listing, this description included, as a statement about legality anywhere. For an independent scientific overview rather than a legal one, the National Academies published a thorough review of the cannabis evidence base.
Receiving, storing and writing off electronic stock
A case of two hundred individually boxed devices takes more space than the count suggests, so allocate room before delivery. Inspect the outer carton for crush damage before it is moved into storage, since the printed retail boxes inside are what your customer sees and a damaged box is difficult to sell at full price even when the device inside is perfect.
Keep cases away from heat sources and out of direct sunlight, and avoid stacking heavy stock on top of lithium goods. Decide in advance where failed units go, because an accumulating box of dead cells behind a counter is a genuine hazard rather than a housekeeping annoyance.
What documentation exists and what does not
No certificate of analysis is attached to this listing. The Extract attribute states a material type, and potency values appearing as attributes across this catalogue are supplier descriptions of grade rather than measurements taken from a batch. If you repeat such a figure to a retail customer as though it were tested, the exposure is yours.
The safer approach for shelf copy is to describe format, capacity, charging and version, all of which are recorded, and to say plainly that verified content data is not supplied. Customers respect that more often than retailers expect.
Glow wholesale case, trade questions
What is the smallest case size?
Twenty five units, published at $450.00 at the time of writing. The ladder runs to 200 units.
Is two grams available to one flavour?
No. It is the total across two reservoirs, so roughly half is available to either side.
What makes the Glow version different?
The listing records Glow as a Version value alongside the same dual tank, two gram, USB-C configuration. It reads as a housing variant rather than a different specification.
Are the devices rechargeable?
Yes, recorded as USB-C rechargeable, with the cell built into each unit.
Is lab documentation supplied?
None is attached to this listing. Ask the shop directly if your business requires it.
Who is responsible for legal compliance?
The retailer, in the retailer’s own jurisdiction. A wholesale purchase does not transfer that duty.
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