A nectar collector is a straw-style dab pipe: you heat the tip, touch it to your concentrate, and pull the vapor straight through. It is the easiest dab format to sell to first-time concentrate buyers, which is why it moves fast off any smoke shop or dispensary counter. Stock it next to your dab rigs and quartz bangers as the grab-and-go option, and round out the case with carb caps and tools. These ship from our Huntington Beach, California warehouse with no order minimum.
Nectar collectors split into a few shapes and tip materials. Carrying a spread covers price-conscious walk-ins and buyers who want a do-it-all piece.
A nectar collector is a handheld dab straw that vaporizes concentrate on contact instead of in a bowl. One end is a heated tip; the other is a mouthpiece. You warm the tip with a torch, dip it onto a dab placed on a dish, and inhale the vapor as it forms. Most have a small water chamber in the middle to cool the pull. It is the simplest concentrate setup on the market — no rig, no banger, no carb cap required — which is why it sells so well to newer dab customers.
You heat the tip, let it cool for a few seconds, then touch it to your concentrate and inhale. The steps in order:
Lower heat means more flavor; hotter means bigger pulls. That is the whole learning curve, which is why staff can explain it in one sentence at the counter.
Quartz tips give cleaner flavor and titanium tips are nearly unbreakable, so most cases carry both. Quartz heats and cools like a banger, tastes neutral, and is the choice for flavor-first customers — the trade-off is that it cracks if dropped or overheated. Titanium shrugs off drops and heats fast, but can carry a faint metallic taste until it is seasoned. Stock quartz for the flavor crowd and titanium for the customer who wants one tip that lasts. Both are cheap to reorder as replacements.
You clean a nectar collector by soaking the tip and tube in isopropyl alcohol, then rinsing with water. Heat the tip lightly first to burn off fresh residue, then drop the cooled parts in 91% alcohol — add salt to the tube as a scrub agent — and let it sit. Rinse well and dry before the next use. For the dark reclaim that collects inside, a warm soak loosens it; that reclaim is usable concentrate, so customers who ask about saving it are worth a quick answer.
Most nectar collector tips use a standard 10mm or 14mm joint, the same fittings as the rest of the dab world. That means a customer can run their nectar collector tip on a compatible rig joint, or swap tips between pieces, as long as the sizes match. Carry both 10mm and 14mm replacement tips so a buyer is never stuck waiting on the one size you skipped.
No. You can order a single piece or a full case — no minimums, no pallet commitments. Reorder whatever moves.
You’ll need a seller’s permit or sales-tax (resale) certificate to open a wholesale account — that’s it. No medical or cannabis license is required, since glass and accessories aren’t controlled. Sign up, send us the cert, and we’ll get you approved.
Most shops price them at about 2x the wholesale price, plus roughly $10 on top for wiggle room. Kits and silicone pieces carry the easiest markup since the customer is buying convenience. You set your own retail price.
Orders ship in about 2 business days. We are a small crew based in Huntington Beach, California, with over a decade in the industry, so you are dealing with people who know the product, not a faceless warehouse.
Send us a photo and we replace it — breakage in transit is on us. That is the Arrival Guarantee.
We run our own line, so custom and private-label work is possible. Send us an email for a quote.
A nectar collector is the standalone option, but customers who get into dabs come back for the full kit. Pair it with a dab rig and quartz banger, then add carb caps, dab tools, and terp pearls to fill out the case. Stocking the straw and the rig side by side captures the buyer at both ends of the price range.
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