JNR Falcon X 18000 Rechargeable Disposable Vape

The JNR Falcon X 18000 page covers one device: 18,000 rated puffs, 46 flavours, nicotine at 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml). Nothing is assembled on arrival — the device works from the first draw to the last without a filling step. Shipping is from Europe: 1–3 business days handling on our side, days in transit for EU addresses.

What the JNR Falcon X 18000 offers

• Rated 18,000 puffs — At 18,000 puffs the device is built for weeks of use rather than days, at typical draw patterns.
• 46 flavours on one model — The flavour count is 46; family balance is 13 iced entries.
• 10K-19K Puffs capacity bracket — The capacity class is 10K-19K Puffs; the group holds 10 devices today.
• Nicotine at 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml) — Nicotine content is 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml), with the percentage and the mg/ml equivalent both shown.
• Sealed unit, nothing to refill — Sealed at the factory and used as received; the format has no service steps.
• Singles or full boxes — One unit or a sealed box — both routes run through this listing.

How to order the JNR Falcon X 18000

With 46 flavours on the JNR Falcon X 18000, mixed boxes are where the range pays off: one case can hold several profiles instead of a single one.

Retail means single units; the wholesale step begins at the manufacturer’s box quantity.

Trade quotes are worked up per order: the four inputs are product, quantity, stock position and destination. Write to info@fkvape.com for one.

What is inside a 18,000-puff device

No hardware figures are published for this model. The verifiable facts are the capacity rating, the flavour count, the nicotine line and the packing — and those are what this page states.

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Background: The two listings — percent and mg/ml — are arithmetic mirrors of each other. EU retail tops out at 20 mg/ml, and the figures here are stated against that ceiling.

Background: The warehouse position matters most on reorders — a repeat case is a domestic-length trip, not a fresh import.

The flavour list: 46 options

Read the list as the checkout presents it: these flavours, this order, this model.

Grouped roughly, the 46 break down as 13 iced entries, 12 berry entries, 4 blended and multi-fruit entries, 3 sweet and dessert-led entries, 2 citrus entries.

Flavour by flavour

The list is the label. We describe each entry in plain terms and leave the branding to the brand.

• Blue Razz Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Blue Razz Ice, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Blueberry Raspberry — Blueberry Raspberry leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles, picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Cool Mint — Cool Mint leads with menthol rather than with fruit — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Kiwi Watermelon Ice — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Kiwi Watermelon Ice; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Grape Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Grape Ice, and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Strawberry Kiwi — Strawberry Kiwi reads tart and dark next to the melon entries on this list; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Strawberry Watermelon Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Strawberry Watermelon Ice — and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Watermelon Ice — Watermelon Ice is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste, and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Strawberry Ice — Strawberry Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit, which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Mixed Berries — Mixed Berries is built from a stated combination rather than from a single named fruit; with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Watermelon Bubble gum — Watermelon Bubble gum is a dessert profile with a longer, sweeter finish than the fruit options; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Sour Apple Ice — Sour Apple Ice is an iced entry on this list; and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Peach Ice — Peach Ice is an iced entry on this list — and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Gummy Bear — Gummy Bear carries more sugar than the fruit entries beside it — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Berry Burst — Berry Burst sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Blueberry Raspberry Cherry — Berries form the largest single group on this list at 12 entries, and Blueberry Raspberry Cherry is one of them; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Cherry Berry — Cherry Berry carries the tartness the berry group is known for, through to the finish; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Strawberry Banana — Strawberry Banana sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Lemon & Lime — This entry combines Lemon, Lime behind a single name; the parts are named on the label and held separately inside the body.
• Blueberry Kiwi — A berry profile: Blueberry Kiwi is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Passion Fruit Kiwi — Passion Fruit Kiwi is tropical — the only exotic entry here — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• White Peach Razz — White Peach Razz leads with a soft stone fruit rather than with a sharp one — and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Blue Razz Cherry — Blue Razz Cherry is one of the 12 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge, picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Cherry Watermelon Freeze — Cherry Watermelon Freeze leads with a wet, rounded fruit rather than a tart one, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Cherry Cola — Cherry Cola is the sort of profile that reads as a drink from the first draw, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Summer Peach Ice — Summer Peach Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Blueberry Cherry Cranberry — A berry profile: Blueberry Cherry Cranberry is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus; picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Peach Mango Pineapple — Peach Mango Pineapple is the sort of profile that clears the palate rather than coating it — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Peach Berry — A berry profile: Peach Berry is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Banana Ice — Fruit first, then the chill — Banana Ice runs in that order, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Skittles — Skittles is a dessert profile with a longer, sweeter finish than the fruit options — and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Triple Melon — Triple Melon is one of the 4 entries here built from more than one fruit, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Mr.Blue — Mr.Blue is listed on the variant selector for this model without a wider family grouping; with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Cherry Ice — Cherry Ice is one of the 13 iced options here — and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Watermelon Lychee — Watermelon or melon profile: Watermelon Lychee is among the lightest styles on the list, and it is one of 2 entries in the same family on this model.
• Black Ice — Black Ice is one of the 13 iced options here — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Love 66 — No single fruit dominates in Love 66: the label names the combination and the draw moves across it — and it is one of 4 entries in the same family on this model.
• Hawaii — Hawaii is one of the 46 names on the selector for this model; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Mi Amor — Mi Amor does not fit one of the fruit families on this list, so the name is the description, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Lady Killa — Lady Killa is listed on the product exactly as the manufacturer publishes it — and it is one of 4 entries in the same family on this model.
• Raspberry rhubarb — Berries form the largest single group on this list at 12 entries, and Raspberry rhubarb is one of them, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Cherry peach lemonade — Named after a drink rather than a fruit, Cherry peach lemonade leaves the fruit group entirely, picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Blue cherry explosion — Blue cherry explosion leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles; with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Apple pear — Apple pear is one of the only entries here that lead with apple — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Tropical fruit — Multi-fruit: Tropical fruit names the combination directly; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Random Flavors (Fast Delivery) — The line exists so that stock can move without waiting on a specific taste. Fastest to dispatch, and the least control over what turns up in the box.

Where this sits in the range

Move a tier up or down without leaving JNR: the range runs 10,000 to 60,000 puffs. Alongside: the JNR devices closest in rated capacity, for reading the step up and the step down.

How this model gets found

How people actually search for this model, in the words they use.

If the search opens with a figure it usually reads “JNR 18k”, “18k Puffs” or “18k Disposable Vape”, which is this bracket in three wordings. Beyond the main terms, “JNR Disposable Vape” and “JNR Vape” are typed and answered here. The tail of the list holds “18k Puff Disposable Vape” and “18k Rechargeable Disposable Vape”, both live routes.

Further wordings that resolve here: “18000 Falcon X” alongside “JNR 18000 Falcon X Vape”.

Frequently asked questions

Named flavours or Random Flavors on the JNR Falcon X 18000 — which should I pick?

The Random Flavors line is a stock-based selection: you order the JNR Falcon X 18000, we fill the flavours from stock on the shelf; named flavours stay selectable on the same listing.

What is the strongest nicotine option on the JNR Falcon X 18000?

The nicotine strengths available are 2% (20mg/ml) and 5% (50mg/ml). The 5% (50mg/ml) line is the ceiling on this model.

How long does the JNR Falcon X 18000 last at 18000 puffs?

It is rated at 18000 puffs, in the 10K–19K Puffs band. How long that lasts in days depends entirely on how often it is drawn on.

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Adults 18+ only. Nicotine is an addictive substance. Puff counts are manufacturer estimates and depend on how the device is used. Not for sale to anyone under 18.