Puffco New Proxy Wizard Glasabdeckung
Puffco New Proxy Wizard Glasabdeckung
The Puffco New Proxy Wizard Glass Cover is an official accessory designed to enhance both performance and aesthetics of the New Proxy modular vaporizer. It features a hand-blown borosilicate spiral stem that extends the vapor pathway, delivering cooler vapor, smoother draws, and reduced splash-out. This premium glass piece serves as both a functional upgrade and a visually striking enhancement, making it ideal for advanced users and collectors.
Perfect for wholesale buyers, the Wizard Glass Cover provides a high perceived value accessory that complements the New Proxy ecosystem and drives upsell opportunities.
Key Selling Points
- Spiral stem design for extended airflow and cooler vapor
- Hand-blown borosilicate glass construction for durability and clean flavor
- Official Puffco accessory with guaranteed compatibility and fit
- Enhances both visual appeal and vapor performance
- Easy installation with no additional tools required
- Premium add-on for professional retail and display setups
- Supports high-margin accessory sales in wholesale channels
What's in the Box?
- One Puffco New Proxy Wizard Glass Cover
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