In three U.S. online retail listings reviewed on November 10, 2026, the Geek Bar vape price was $14.98–$18.99 for the Pulse 15K and $17.98–$21.99 for the Pulse X 25K. These figures are advertised single-device prices before any applicable taxes or delivery charges. They are a small sample of public listings. FDA has specifically cited versions of both models as lacking marketing authorization, and the agency’s authorized e-cigarette list showed neither model when reviewed.
Geek Bar Pulse and Pulse X price comparison
| Retail listing | Pulse 15K | Pulse X 25K |
|---|---|---|
| Vape Juice Depot | $14.98 | $17.98 |
| VaporFi | $14.99 | Outside the sample |
| Elements Vape | $18.99 | $21.99 |
The table uses prices displayed on a VaporFi product page and on the Vape Juice Depot and Elements Vape collection pages. Collection pages can show a starting or promotional price, and individual variants can differ. The sample excludes zero-nicotine listings, special editions, multipacks, and separately sold pods. It measures advertised prices only. Retail inventory, checkout totals, and delivery eligibility were outside the review.
In the two collections that displayed both models, the Pulse X carried a $3.00 premium over the Pulse. The 15K and 25K labels refer to advertised maximum puff counts. Draw length and device mode affect how quickly a device is used, so dividing the sticker price by the advertised maximum gives an estimate based on the label rather than a measured cost per puff.
What changes the online price?
Model, variant, pack size, and discounts can all change the displayed price. A listing for a single device and a listing for a multipack also use different units of comparison. For an authorized vape product that can lawfully be sold to a given destination, the delivered total may include applicable taxes, shipping, and any separate adult-signature fee. State and local rules can affect whether the sale or delivery can take place at all. For background on device types and costs, see PINVAPE’s U.S. rechargeable vape guide.
Geek Bar FDA status and U.S. delivery rules
FDA’s October 2024 warning letter to Blaze Wholesale identified Geek Bar Pulse Meta Moon 50 mg/mL as lacking a marketing authorization order. Its September 2025 warning letter to Wild Bill’s Tobacco of Alpena identified Geek Bar Pulse X Blackberry Blueberry 50 mg/mL as lacking authorization. For current status, check the exact product in the FDA authorized e-cigarette list and follow its link to the Searchable Tobacco Products Database. A retailer listing establishes an advertised price only. FDA states that e-cigarettes must be authorized to be lawfully sold in the United States.
Under federal Tobacco 21 rules, retailers may sell covered tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, only to people age 21 or older, and must verify age with photo ID for purchasers under 30. For covered delivery sales, the PACT Act guidance from ATF explains age verification and adult ID at delivery. USPS Publication 52 generally prohibits mailing electronic nicotine delivery systems, subject to limited exceptions. A carrier’s ability to handle a shipment is a separate question from federal product authorization.
What vape shop buyers should verify before ordering
- Check the exact SKU. Match the model, variant and nicotine strength to the relevant FDA record before considering an order.
- Check the destination rules. Verify applicable state and local licensing, taxes, product directory requirements and any flavor or delivery restrictions with the relevant authorities.
- Confirm what the quote covers. For products that clear those checks, record the number of sellable units, freight, applicable taxes and fees, and credits for damaged stock. Divide the resulting landed cost by the number of sellable units when comparing wholesale quotes.
- Keep product records. Retain supplier invoices and lot identifiers so your team can match incoming inventory to the exact products it reviewed.
See PINVAPE’s U.S. disposable vape compliance and B2B checklist for more detail on inventory review and import considerations.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Geek Bar Pulse 15K cost in U.S. online listings?
The three pages reviewed showed $14.98 to $18.99 per device before any applicable tax or shipping. The range describes the sampled listings.
How much does a Geek Bar Pulse X 25K cost?
Two sampled listings showed $17.98 and $21.99. Variant selection and promotions can change the advertised price.
Does an online listing mean a Geek Bar is legal to sell in the U.S.?
An online listing shows what a retailer advertises. Verify the exact variant using FDA’s current records. FDA warning letters have cited specific versions of both the Pulse and Pulse X as unauthorized.
Why can a delivered price differ from the listed price?
For a product eligible for lawful delivery, applicable taxes, shipping, and adult-signature charges can affect the total. Destination restrictions may make the sale unavailable altogether.
Can a vape shop use these prices as wholesale benchmarks?
These are single-device retail observations. Shops should verify authorization and destination rules first, then use documented case quotes to calculate landed cost per sellable unit for eligible inventory.
