JUNO

As a closed system pod style vape unit, the Juno offers a solid alternative to the JUUL with it’s formidable battery capacity and universal Micro USB charging port. But where it truly shines is in the availability of options with a whopping 16 flavors on the menu. Moreover, they offer three nicotine levels, empowering cessation more than any other brand we’ve come across, save the Ziip. In pod capacity, the model tops even the Phix at 1.6 ML and absolutely destroys the competition on value with savings of close to $.60 per ML over the JUUL, based on MSRP pricing.

  • Liquid Capacity: 1.6 ML
  • Number of flavor varieties: 16
  • Nicotine Strength: 18 MG/36 MG/48 MG
  • Battery Capacity: 380mAh
  • Charging Time: 20 minutes
  • Charger type: Micro USB

www.junovapor.com

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