Joint Holders Stoned Cannabis Silver and Gold (36pcs/display)
Joint Holders Stoned Cannabis Silver and Gold (36pcs/display)
Wholesale Joint Holders Stoned Cannabis Silver and Gold
Looking for a stylish and practical way to help your customers securely store their joints? Look no further than our wholesale Joint Holders Stoned Cannabis Silver and Gold! With 36 pieces per display, each made from durable plastic, these joint holders are perfect for keeping your joints secure and in great condition.
Featuring a sleek silver and gold color scheme, these joint holders are sure to catch the eye of any customer. With 36 pieces per display, retailers can rest assured that they'll have plenty to offer to their customers. Plus, the compact size of these joint holders makes them easy to store and display in any shop.
Whether you're a retailer looking to stock up on popular smoking accessories or a shop owner looking to add some unique items to your inventory, our Wholesale Joint Holders Stoned Cannabis Silver and Gold are a must-have. So why wait? Order your display today and start offering your customers a stylish and practical way to store their joints!
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