Authentic Spliff half 2g dispo half 5% 25k puff nicotine in same device

SPLIFF 2G Liquid Diamonds is presented on your packaging as a device combining a cannabis-oil section and a nicotine section in one unit. Here’s what I can establish from your photos, with the label claims separated from what remains unknown.

What the packaging says

The flavor pairings shown

The display pairs each oil-side name with a nicotine-side name:

These are printed flavor names. They don’t establish ingredients, cannabis strain identity, terpene profiles, or how the products actually taste.

Visible device features

The SPLIFF 2G Liquid Diamonds Pink Gummy/Berry Burst unit has a pink-and-blue body, a pink mouthpiece, transparent liquid compartments, a front panel labeled “Oil” and “Nic,” and a button bearing the SPLIFF name. The packaging describes switching between sides, suggesting selectable sections rather than proof that both substances are delivered simultaneously.

The photos also show a separately packaged Berry Burst component. That alone doesn’t establish whether it is intended to be replaceable, refillable, or sold separately.

What the claims do—and don’t—tell you

• “2 grams” is the labeled amount of oil, not a statement of THC potency. No readable cannabinoid percentage or batch laboratory result is shown.
• “Liquid Diamonds” is the packaging’s product description. The wording alone doesn’t verify the formulation, purity, extraction method, or cannabinoid content.
• “5% nicotine” is a labeled concentration. The photos don’t provide enough information to verify the concentration or establish the total nicotine quantity.
• “25,000 puffs” is a packaging claim associated with the nicotine side. No test method or supporting performance data is visible, so it should not be presented as a guaranteed result or applied to the oil side.
• “Authentic” cannot be established from these photos. Branding and packaging are insufficient to verify the manufacturer or supply chain.

What remains unverified

I can’t determine the battery capacity, charging connector, rechargeability, coil specifications, liquid volume on the nicotine side, precise cannabinoid composition, laboratory testing, manufacturing origin, or warranty from these images. I also haven’t verified an official manufacturer website, regulatory status, or independent product testing.

“LA Kings Distro” appears on the display surface and stickers in the photographs, but that does not establish that it manufactures SPLIFF.

The most accurate description supported by your photos is: a SPLIFF-branded oil-and-nicotine device labeled with 2 grams of cannabis oil, 5% nicotine, and a nicotine-side claim of 25,000 puffs, offered in five pictured flavor pairings.