Beuz KS Slim Zigarettenpapier (50 Stück/Display)
Beuz KS Slim Zigarettenpapier (50 Stück/Display)
Specially Made to Help You Stay in Control
Beuz KS Slim Rolling Papers are made with a blend of premium rice and flax paper, which makes them durable and easy to roll. The paper has a nice feel to it and is great for beginners and experienced rollers alike!
These rolling papers are ultra-thin and made to last. Unlike most other rolling papers, Beuz uses special glue that will not burn through the paper. They are specially made to burn slowly, allowing your customers to stay in control of their smoke from start to finish! This means longer-lasting pleasure!
Beuz KS Slim Rolling Papers have a classic design that will appeal to both men and women. Their packaging is simple yet elegant, making them ideal for your customers to gift to others or keep on hand for themselves!
This product weighs 0.238 kg, with dimensions 13 × 11 × 5.5 cm. The Beuz KS Slim Rolling Papers are the perfect way for your customers to get their hands on the popular Beuz brand for a great price!
We offer the best wholesale Beuz KS Slim Rolling Papers prices in the market… Buy now and maximize your profits!
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