Boutiq Switch 2G is the multi pack listing for the two gram Switch disposable, sold in case quantities rather than as a single unit and listed inside the Boutiq Switch category. This page is written for buyers ordering for resale or for stock, not for somebody buying one device. At the time of writing the published figures on the variation options are $180.00 for a 10 pack, $240.00 for 15, $330.00 for 20, $375.00 for 25, $675.00 for 50, $1,100.00 for 100 and $1,800.00 for 200. The listing records the extract as Liquid Live Diamonds and the charging as USB-C rechargeable. No indica, sativa or hybrid classification is attached to this listing as a whole, since it is a case rather than a single flavour.
Where the ladder starts and what that implies for a first order
The smallest option on this listing is ten units. That is a deliberately low entry point for a trade listing, and it is worth understanding what it is for. Ten is not a commercial quantity for a busy counter. It is a sample order, the quantity you place when you want to see the packaging, confirm the units function as described and check how they present on your own shelf before committing real money.
Two hundred is the other end, and the gap between them is wide enough that most buyers will find their working quantity somewhere in the middle. The presence of 15, 20 and 25 options between the two suggests the range was built around small independent retailers rather than distributors, and it is a more forgiving structure than a listing with a high minimum.
What physically arrives in a case
Plan your receiving around the fact that these are individually packaged electronic goods, not loose product. A case of a hundred is a hundred retail boxes, each containing a sealed device, and that occupies more space than the unit count suggests to somebody imagining a bag.
Check the outer carton for crush damage before it is signed for and moved, since the retail cartons inside are printed card and are the part your customer sees. A dented outer usually means dented boxes underneath, and a device that works perfectly in a damaged box is still difficult to sell at full price. Store the case somewhere with a stable temperature rather than near a heat source or in direct sun through a window.
Lithium goods and what stocking them obliges you to think about
Every unit in the case contains a lithium cell. That has consequences that a case of non electronic stock does not carry, and they are worth planning for rather than discovering.
Bulk quantities of lithium cells should be stored away from heat sources and not stacked under heavy weight. Sold units that come back faulty need somewhere to go that is not a drawer behind the counter accumulating indefinitely, because a pile of damaged cells is a genuine hazard rather than a theoretical one. And your waste contractor may have specific requirements for electronic goods you write off. None of this is difficult. It simply needs deciding once rather than improvised later.
What to establish before you list it
Ask the supplier what documentation exists before you put stock on a shelf, and take a clear answer either way. The potency values recorded as product attributes across this catalogue are supplier descriptions of material grade rather than certificates of analysis measured against a batch, and it would be a mistake to repeat such a figure to your own customers as though it were verified testing.
You should also satisfy yourself independently about what may lawfully be sold and to whom in your own jurisdiction, because that responsibility sits with the retailer and not with the wholesaler. The National Institute on Drug Abuse publishes a research based overview of cannabis which is a reasonable starting point for understanding the substance itself, though it is not a substitute for legal advice about your own trading position.
Explaining a rechargeable disposable to a customer
The listing records these as USB-C rechargeable, and this is the point that generates the most questions across a counter, so it is worth having a settled answer. Disposable here refers to the reservoir rather than the cell. The unit cannot be refilled and is discarded once the material is gone.
Charging exists because a cell small enough to fit a slim body does not always outlast the contents. Without it, customers throw away devices with material still inside, which reads as a fault even when nothing has failed. Framed that way, it is a straightforward feature rather than a contradiction, and two sentences on a shelf label prevents most of the confusion.
Reordering and the relationship with the shop
Wholesale relationships work better when the basics are settled early rather than renegotiated each time. Establish payment terms, typical dispatch times and what happens if an order arrives short before your second order rather than during it.
Keeping your own record of what was ordered, at what figure and on what date is worth the two minutes it takes. It is not a matter of trust. It is simply what stops a query months later becoming an argument about memory.
Boutiq Switch 2G case, trade questions
What is the smallest quantity available?
Ten units, published at $180.00 at the time of writing. Larger options run up to 200 units.
Are flavours chosen or assorted?
The variation options on this listing are pack sizes rather than flavours. Confirm the assortment with the shop before ordering if a specific mix matters to your counter.
Do the units need separate batteries?
No. Each device is self contained and USB-C rechargeable according to the listing attributes.
Is a certificate of analysis supplied?
Nothing of that kind is attached to the listing. Ask directly before you commit if verified testing is a requirement for your business.
Can I split a case across flavours?
Not through the variation options as published. That is a question for the shop rather than something this listing configures.
Are the prices firm?
They are what is published at the time of writing. The live product page is authoritative on current pricing and availability.
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