Vandy Vape - Pulse BF Box Mech Mod + Panel Sticker Combo

Vandy Vape - Pulse BF Box Mech Mod + Panel Sticker Combo

VVPULMOD

Vandy Vape Pulse BF Mod, is the brand new Mod from Vandy Vape. It can compatible with the 18650 and 20700 battery. The Vandy Vape Pulse BF Mod is the best box to fit for your RDA. With the compact size, easy refill, more safe and good price, the Vandy Vape Pulse BF mod will be the good choice for you.

A well-designed and good-looking BF mod that is affordable and widely available. Thats rare! The Pulse BF is a lightweight bottom-feeder mod powered by a single 18650 or 20700 battery The Pulse BF is 77 mm x 50 mm x 27 mm, which means most RDAs will fit on it and look good. Nothing worse than finding a BF you want that only fits 22 mm RDAs! Kudos to Tony B and Vandy Vape, they might just have a winner on their hands. The mods internals and overall design look well thought out. Theres a spring-loaded 510, a switch rated for 40 amps and a large, circular fire button with an internal locking switch making the mechanical nature of the mod safer.

• Features:
• Accepts 18650/20700 battery
• Locking power switch
• Spring-loaded 510
• Unregulated
• Copper contacts (full mechanical)
• Replaceable front and back panels

Also available is the Vandy Vape BF RDA: HERE

Available in various black/grey with set of panel sticks for only an extra £1.00!

Please note: Mech Mods are unregulated devices that should only be used by experienced vapers & builders with an understanding of Ohm's Law

Due to recent MHRA regulations please be aware that products containing artificial methods of reducing the tank size to below 2ml (such as plastic bungs), are no longer considered TPD compliant. Please be aware of this when purchasing such products.

This also includes most squonk mods (as the bottles are larger than 2ml), bungs, bubble/expansion glass & extension kits. We are able to sell these to businesses for purposes of test mods etc, but selling direct to retail customers is against our advice as by doing so you would be commiting an offence.