Kumi Comp: Reusable Battery, Replaceable Pod
The Kumi Comp pod kit keeps the battery and swaps the pod, which changes how a shop orders, shelves and reorders it.
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This wholesale buying guide helps qualified retailers review the Happy Distro Vape catalog record for Pod Juice Jewel Tobacco TF 30ml Nic Salt Vape Juice without turning missing information into assumed specifications. It is designed for purchasing, receiving, and inventory teams that need a clear separation between facts stored in the catalog and details that still require confirmation.
Last reviewed: October 1, 2026.
The current Happy Distro Vape record supports a limited but useful product identity. These are the facts a buyer can use when matching the guide to the live listing:
The product name contains terms such as “TF,” “30ml,” “Nic Salt,” and “Tobacco.” Those words identify the catalog record, but this guide does not regard each term as a separately verified formulation, capacity, strength, or flavor attribute. Buyers should confirm the received label and the selectable option before relying on any of those details.
The stored record used for this review provides catalog SKU HD-1961 but does not provide a dedicated nicotine-strength option, wholesale pack quantity, minimum order quantity, ingredient statement, VG/PG ratio, or device-compatibility field. It also does not establish whether every bottle offered under the listing has the same formulation. Those missing items should remain marked “unverified” until the live option, current packaging, and supplier documentation agree.
Do not copy a specification from another Pod Juice product or from a similarly named retail page. A shared brand or flavor family does not prove that two listings have the same strength, bottle configuration, pack count, or formulation.
Before adding the item to a purchase order, record the exact option being quoted and ask the sales team to resolve any blank field. A practical check should capture:
When one of these fields cannot be confirmed, leave it open on the buying worksheet. “Unknown” is safer and more useful than a confident-looking value copied from an unrelated listing.
Evaluate this item within the store’s existing e-liquid assortment rather than as a generic traffic product. Compare only verified attributes. If bottle size, strength, formulation, or flavor is important to the shelf role, confirm those points before deciding the initial quantity. The title alone should not determine how the item is grouped in the point-of-sale system.
Use a measured opening quantity tied to a documented customer request or a specific assortment gap. Record the review date, expected shelf location, and the products it may overlap with. This makes the first order a controlled test instead of an open-ended commitment.
At receiving, compare the invoice, ordered option, bottle label, outer packaging, and quantity before inventory becomes available. Pause intake if the product name, strength statement, formulation wording, or count differs from the purchase order. Photograph visible damage and retain the carton while any discrepancy is reviewed.
The website record, receiving record, and point-of-sale item should use the same confirmed identifier. Use HD-1961 as the current Happy Distro catalog SKU unless the live listing changes; do not present it as a manufacturer identifier without separate evidence. Keep lot or batch information when it is printed on the package, and follow the current return or damage-claim process for exceptions.
Staff should describe only the verified product identity and facts visible on the current package. Do not make medical, cessation, safety, regulatory-approval, or guaranteed-performance claims. Do not describe a nicotine strength, device match, ingredient, or formulation as confirmed until the specific sellable option supports it.
Retailers remain responsible for applicable age, licensing, product, resale, and destination requirements. If the catalog record and received packaging disagree, hold the item for review rather than selecting whichever description appears more favorable.
Review units received, units sold, days in stock, stockouts, returns, damaged units, and unresolved customer requests at the exact option level. Reorder only after the product identity is stable and sell-through supports replenishment. Reduce or stop the order when the item duplicates a better-documented product, produces repeated receiving discrepancies, or remains slow after the agreed review period.
Use the live site resources below to confirm the current listing and the commercial terms that can change after this review date: