RAZ Vape — Buy Every RAZ Device Direct from the US Store

Yes — they're all the same brand. The name is just RAZ, spelled with one Z and no "Bar." It gets searched a dozen ways: raz bar, raz bars, raz bar vape, raz bar flavors, plus the double-Z razz vape / razz vapes. The "Bar" is pure name-mixup — so many disposables end in "Bar" (Elf Bar, Geek Bar) that people assume RAZ must be "RAZ Bar." There's no "RAZ Bar" device. RAZ's real lineup is the TN9000, LTX 25K, RYL 35K (the purse-style one), RX 50K and VUE 50K. For the full raz bar flavors / razz vape flavors list, see every option there.

RAZ is a US disposable-vape brand operated by a private company. Devices are built to RAZ specifications under contract in licensed overseas factories. This site (raz-vape.com) is the authorized US distributor. RAZ's product lines are the TN9000, LTX 25K, RYL 35K, RX 50K and VUE 50K.

Every genuine RAZ ships with a 12-digit verification code under a scratch-off panel. Counterfeits are the single biggest real-world risk with disposables, so always buy from the authorized US distributor and verify the code before use. Verify yours on our product authentication page.

No. RAZ has a full current lineup in active production (TN9000 through VUE 50K). Rumors usually stem from local flavor or state-level bans, or counterfeit sellers running out of stock — not the brand itself.

It depends on the model and how heavily you vape. At heavy use (~500 puffs/day): the TN9000 lasts under 3 weeks, the DC25000 about 7 weeks, the RX 50K 3+ months, and the VUE 50K about 25 days per pod. At light use (~100 puffs/day) a TN9000 lasts about 3 months and the 50K devices over a year. Boost Mode cuts puff count by roughly 28–40%. Per-model puff and battery life is on each device's flavor page.

No vape is risk-free, and RAZ doesn't claim to be. What RAZ does control: e-liquid that excludes diacetyl ("popcorn lung") and vitamin E acetate (the EVALI additive), spec-matched lithium cells with overcharge and short-circuit cutoffs, and per-device authentication against counterfeits. Common mild side effects are dry mouth, a light first-week cough and nicotine buzz. For "should you vape," talk to a medical provider. Full ingredient and lab detail is on the RAZ Ingredients page.