Raz Vape Flavors Ranked: The Complete Wholesale Chart Raz Vape Flavors Ranked by Model: What Does Each Raz Carry? Raz customers rarely ask what flavors Raz makes. They ask what flavors their Raz comes in. The difference matters at the counter, because a customer holding a TN9000 is not shopping the same list as a customer on a VUE pod system. This guide maps Raz flavors model by model, which is how the questions actually arrive and how a wholesale order should be built. Which Raz Vape Flavors Should Retailers Stock? Stock Raz flavors model by model rather than brand wide. Flavor availability differs across the TN9000, the 25K tier, the RYL 35K, the 50K flagships and the VUE pod system, so a single brand level flavor list will not match what any one customer can actually buy. Order per model, then weight by sell through. This is the practical difference between Raz and most disposable brands on your wall. With a single platform brand you can think in flavors. With Raz you have to think in model and flavor together, because the same profile may be available on one tier and not another. Build the order that way and you stop ordering flavors your customers cannot use. The full range by model sits in the Raz wholesale collection. Why Raz Flavor Demand Is Model Specific Answer: Because Raz runs several distinct platforms rather than one, customers identify with their model and search for it by name. That means the person walking into your shop has usually already narrowed to a tier, and the question at the counter is availability within that tier, not discovery across the whole brand. You can see this in how the questions arrive. Customers do not ask a general question about the brand, they ask about the 25K, the 9K, the VUE pods. For a retailer that has two consequences worth planning around. First, your display should be grouped by model, not by flavor, so a customer finds their tier and then browses within it. Second, a stockout is model specific: being deep on a flavor in the 50K does nothing for the customer who came in for the same profile in the 9K. That is the trap in treating Raz as one flavor list. Raz TN9000 Flavors The TN9000 is the accessible entry tier and its flavor selection is the one most likely to be a customer's first Raz purchase. Keep this tier broad rather than deep, since entry tier buyers are still discovering which profile they prefer and will sample across options before settling. The stocking logic here is different from the rest of the range. Entry tier customers are exploring, so variety converts better than depth, and the TN9000 doubles as the trial device that moves a customer up into the higher tiers later. A customer who finds their profile here often returns for the same profile in a bigger unit, which makes this tier a feeder for the rest of your Raz shelf. The TN9000 is also available in a compliant version for regulated markets. Raz DC25000 and LTX DC25000 Flavors The 25K tier carries the heaviest model specific flavor demand of the entire Raz range. This is where depth matters most. Identify your three or four fastest moving profiles at this tier and keep them stocked continuously, because this is the tier customers come back to rather than sample. If you only get one tier right, get this one right. The 25K sits at the sweet spot between price and puff count for most customers, which makes it the repeat purchase tier rather than the trial tier. Repeat buyers are far less flexible about substitution: a customer who has settled on a profile here wants that profile, and an out of stock sends them elsewhere rather than to a different flavor. The DC25000 also comes in a zero nicotine version, which serves a distinct customer and should be treated as its own line rather than folded into the flavor count. Retailers building that side out can look at nicotine free alternatives alongside it. Raz RYL Classic 35K Flavors The RYL Classic 35K carries the widest flavor selection in the Raz lineup, which makes it the model to merchandise as the variety option. Use it as the tier where a customer who wants something unusual goes, and rotate its shelf more frequently than the others. Because the RYL carries the broadest range, it plays a different role on the shelf than a tier defined by price or puff count. It is your novelty engine within the brand. That argues for a different rotation rhythm: keep two or three consistent sellers and let the rest of the RYL facings turn over regularly, giving repeat customers a reason to check the display each visit. Treat the breadth as a merchandising asset rather than an obligation to stock all of it. Raz RX50K and VUE 50K Flavors The 50K flagships serve the high volume customer, and flavor selection at this tier tends to be tighter than at the mid tiers. Stock narrow and deep here. The customer buying a 50K has committed to a profile and is buying for duration, not for variety. Flagship buyers behave differently and your inventory should reflect it. Someone stepping up to a 50K unit is optimizing for how long it lasts, which means they pick a profile they already know they like and stay with it. Spreading your budget thin across many flagship flavors serves nobody: it leaves your actual sellers short while tying cash into profiles that sit. Two or three deep beats six shallow at this tier. The RX50K also appears in a Dew Edition, which carries its own recognition and is worth a dedicated facing where it moves. Raz VUE Pod Flavors The VUE is available as both a full kit and standalone pods, which changes the flavor math. Pods are the recurring purchase, so pod flavor depth should be matched to the flavors your kit buyers actually chose rather than ordered evenly across the range. The failure mode is predictable and most shops hit it in the first month or two. You sell kits across a spread of flavors, order pods evenly, then run short on the two profiles that actually sold while sitting on four that did not. Track which flavors your kit buyers pick and weight pod reorders to match. After a couple of cycles the pod mix settles onto what your market wants and the refill sale becomes forecastable. Pod availability does not always mirror the flavors offered on the sealed models, so confirm the current pod list separately rather than assuming it carries across. What Are Raz Gush Flavors? Gush refers to the Raz collaboration with Pod Juice, a bottled nicotine salt e-liquid line rather than a disposable. It carries fruit candy profiles built for low wattage pod systems, so it serves the refillable customer rather than the disposable customer, and belongs in your e-liquid section. This one causes regular confusion at the counter, because customers searching for Gush flavors often assume they are looking for a disposable. They are not, and a staff member who can make that distinction in one sentence saves a lot of back and forth. Commercially it is a strong cross sell: a customer who already buys Raz disposables recognizes the brand instantly when they move to a refillable system. Placing the Raz x Pod Juice line near your Raz disposable display makes that connection for the customer without staff having to explain it. How Should Retailers Handle New Raz Flavor Releases? Treat new releases as a rotating facing rather than a standing line. Bring in a small quantity of a new flavor, give it four weeks on the shelf, and only promote it to a permanent facing if it sells through. New Raz flavors carry real search demand, so they are worth stocking, just not worth committing depth to on release. Customers actively look for new Raz flavors, which means a new release generates its own traffic rather than needing you to sell it. That makes new arrivals worth carrying, but the discipline is in quantity, not in whether. A small opening quantity captures the demand from customers who came in looking, without exposing you if the profile does not stick. Check which tier the release lands on before ordering, since a new flavor on the 25K and a new flavor on the RYL have very different odds of repeat purchase. New releases land in new arrivals and restocks. How to Build a Raz Flavor Order Across Models Order tier by tier with a different shape for each: broad and shallow on the TN9000, deep on the 25K, rotating on the RYL 35K, narrow and deep on the 50K flagships, and pods matched to your kit sales. Confirm state eligibility per model before shelving. That shape is the whole point of organizing by model. A single flavor budget spread evenly across the brand underserves your 25K repeat buyers and overstocks your flagship shelf. Allocating by tier, with a deliberate shape for each, puts your inventory where the repeat purchases actually happen. Confirm eligibility per model before anything goes out, since compliance runs by product and state rather than by brand. Sourcing aligned to specific markets is visible in the Texas Compliant vapes collection, and for which Raz models to carry in the first place, see our Raz wholesale buyer guide rather than working it out from flavor demand alone. Compliance Notes All vape and nicotine products are intended for adult customers 21 and older only. This blog post is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Flavor availability by model and pod format changes regularly, and the stocking guidance here reflects general demand patterns rather than a guarantee of performance in any specific market. Vape and nicotine regulations, including restrictions on flavored products, vary by state and local jurisdiction and change frequently. Texas Compliant and state compliant designations refer to sourcing and compliance alignment for a specific market, not to a difference in the product itself. Retailers are responsible for independently confirming the current legal status and eligibility of any specific product and flavor in their state and local market before purchasing, stocking, or reselling. Prime Supply Distro is a licensed B2B wholesale distributor serving licensed retailers only. Stock Raz at Wholesale Pricing Ready to build your Raz shelf model by model? Prime Supply Distro carries the Raz range across every tier, plus pods and the Raz x Pod Juice e-liquid line, at B2B distributor pricing for licensed retailers. Register your wholesale account to see current flavor availability per model, or log in to place your next order. About the author: The Prime Supply Distro Wholesale Team supports licensed smoke shops, vape shops, and convenience stores across the US with disposable vape sourcing and B2B distribution. Our team works directly with retail buyers on flavor selection, stocking strategy, and compliant sourcing. This content is educational and does not constitute legal advice. Retailers are responsible for confirming product eligibility in their state and local market. Frequently Asked Questions Do all Raz models carry the same flavors? No, and this is the key thing for retailers. Flavor availability differs across the TN9000, the 25K tier, the RYL 35K, the 50K flagships and the VUE pods. A single brand wide flavor list will not match what any one customer can actually buy, so order and merchandise model by model. Which Raz tier should carry the most flavor depth? The 25K tier. It sits at the sweet spot between price and puff count, which makes it the repeat purchase tier rather than the trial tier. Repeat buyers will not substitute, so identify your three or four fastest moving profiles there and keep them stocked continuously. How should retailers stock Raz TN9000 flavors? Keep the 9K tier broad rather than deep. Entry tier buyers are still discovering which profile they prefer and sample across options before settling, so variety converts better than depth here. This tier also feeds your higher tiers, since customers often return for the same profile in a bigger unit. Which Raz model has the most flavors? The RYL Classic 35K carries the widest selection in the range, which makes it the model to merchandise as the variety option. Keep two or three consistent sellers and rotate the rest of its facings regularly, giving repeat customers a reason to check the display on each visit. How should retailers order Raz VUE pod flavors? Match pod depth to the flavors your kit buyers actually chose rather than ordering evenly across the range. Pods are the recurring purchase, so an even order leaves you short on the two profiles that sold and long on the four that did not. Pod availability does not always mirror the sealed models. What are Raz Gush flavors? Gush is the Raz collaboration with Pod Juice, a bottled nicotine salt e-liquid line rather than a disposable. It carries fruit candy profiles built for low wattage pod systems, so it belongs in your e-liquid section and serves the refillable customer rather than the disposable customer. Should a shop stock new Raz flavor releases? Yes, but as a rotating facing rather than a standing line. New Raz flavors carry real search demand, so a release generates its own traffic. Bring in a small quantity, give it four weeks, and only promote it to a permanent facing if it sells through. Check which tier it lands on first. How should a shop arrange its Raz display? Group by model first, then by flavor within each model. Raz customers usually arrive having already narrowed to a tier, so they need to find their model and browse within it. Grouping by flavor across the whole brand forces them to check which options apply to the device they own. 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