1) 2g Disposables: the high-velocity “core shelf” category

Our 2g disposable vape pen category is the strongest volume driver right now, and it’s not subtle: it’s one of the deepest parts of the catalog, with broad brand-style formats and constant new arrivals.

Why 2g keeps winning for bulk buyers:

• Capacity sweet spot: 2g devices are widely recognized by end customers and tend to be easy to merchandize and explain.
• Better margin control: fewer SKUs needed to cover most “capacity-driven” demand compared with stocking multiple small sizes.
• Format variety: dual-chamber, triple flavor/tank, and “liquid diamond/live resin” style listings help retailers refresh the shelf without changing the core category.

Buyer checklist before ordering:

• Hardware spec clarity: coil type, inlet size, oil window visibility, and charging standard (USB-C preferred in many markets).
• Version control: confirm exterior differences (lighting, screen UI, mouthpiece) to avoid warehouse “mix-ups” between similar-looking batches.
• Packaging + labeling plan: keep compliant, market-specific labeling ready before inbound inventory arrives (especially for regulated channels).

2) Screen-Enabled Devices: premium features that reduce friction

“Feature-led” disposables have been climbing across the broader market for years, and on ExtractsVape they’re now a consistent bestseller segment— especially screen-enabled units that make the product feel premium at point of sale.

Shop the category here: vape with screen.

Why screens sell (and why wholesalers like them):

• Lower returns and fewer complaints: battery indicators and usage readouts can reduce “DOA/it’s dead” confusion.
• Upsell-ready: screens signal premium positioning even when the underlying hardware is similar to standard disposables.
• Cleaner assortment strategy: you can carry fewer “premium hero” SKUs that still feel meaningfully different from your baseline devices.

What to verify before you scale a screen-enabled SKU:

• Screen durability: shipping stress + drops. Ask about QC steps for display adhesion and button/touch reliability (if applicable).
• UI consistency: keep the same screen layout across reorders so customers don’t think they received a different “version.”
• Charging safety and documentation: consistent QA reduces retailer risk and protects long-term reorder velocity.

3) USA Warehouse Stock: fast replenishment is a category all by itself

For many buyers, the “top selling” category is the one that prevents stockouts. That’s why USA-based inventory is a repeat-order magnet: it shortens the reorder cycle and protects cashflow.

Browse current inventory here: USA stock vape.

Why USA stock moves fast:

• Short lead times: better for retailers running tight “days of cover” targets.
• Less demand forecasting risk: you can top up winners instead of overbuying slower SKUs.
• Promotion agility: easier to support holiday drops, seasonal flavors, or quick-turn campaigns.

Procurement tip: treat USA stock as your “replenishment lane” and use worldwide inventory for planned seasonal expansions.

4) 1g Disposables: entry price, sampler programs, and controlled assortment

1g devices remain a strong supporting category—especially when you want to test new form factors or run “trial” placements with lower unit risk. They’re also useful as a controlled SKU set when you’re tightening assortment discipline.

• Best for: sampler bundles, new-store onboarding, price-sensitive placements, and “format testing.”
• Watch-outs: don’t over-fragment flavors/variants—keep a short list of proven profiles and reorder based on sell-through.

5) “Deal” and “Favorites” collections: opportunistic volume without overcomplicating buys

When buyers want immediate movement, curated collections (sale sets, favorites, limited drops) can perform well—because the decision is simpler. The key is to keep your purchasing rules tight: only buy deal SKUs that match your proven format (capacity + feature set) and your compliance posture.

A simple inventory mix that matches how categories sell

If you’re building a faster-moving assortment, a practical approach is a “core + trends” split:

• Core (70–80%): proven capacity tiers and repeatable formats (your dependable reorder engine).
• Trends (20–30%): screen-enabled, multi-chamber, and seasonal/limited variants (your margin and freshness layer).

Keep the core stable, and rotate trends based on real reorder signals—not hype.

Compliance note for professional buyers

This post is written for adult (21+) B2B buyers sourcing hardware for legal, regulated channels. Rules vary significantly by country and by U.S. state. If you sell nicotine ENDS in the U.S., FDA maintains a list of authorized products; aligning sourcing and listings with current requirements helps reduce enforcement risk.