What are Esco Bar vapes?
Esco Bar is a popular brand of disposable vapes sold by Texas-based Pastel Cartel. Ready to vape right out of the package, Esco Bars come pre-filled with nicotine salt e-liquid in 5% (50 mg/mL) strength, often from well-known vape juice brands like Fruitia, Ripe, Noms, Kilo, and Aquios’s H2O e-liquid, which is partly water-based. (Not all models are available with all e-juice brands.)
Like all disposable vapes, Esco Bar disposables are not refillable. When the e-liquid is used up, dispose of or recycle the device and buy a new one.
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How long does an Esco Bar vape last?
Esco Bar sells a variety of vape models providing between 2500 to 6000 total puffs. For frequent vapers, using 5% nicotine and taking 50 to 250 puffs a day, Esco Bar vapes will usually last from a few days to several weeks, depending on the model and the user’s vaping style. Here are some estimates:
Esco Bar Mesh 2500
- 50 days @ 50 puffs a day
- 25 days @ 100 puffs a day
- 10 days @ 250 puffs a day
Esco Bar 4000
- 80 days @ 50 puffs a day
- 40 days @ 100 puffs a day
- 16 days @ 250 puffs a day
Esco Bar Mega - 5000 puffs
- 100 days @ 50 puffs a day
- 50 days @ 100 puffs a day
- 20 days @ 250 puffs a day
Esco Bar 6000
- 120 days @ 50 puffs a day
- 60 days @ 100 puffs a day
- 24 days @ 250 puffs a day
What are the most popular Esco Bar vape models?
Esco Bar Mesh 2500
- Pen-style
- 2500 puffs
- 6 mL nicotine salt e-liquid – 5% nicotine strength
- 1000 or 1100 mAh battery – non-rechargeable
Esco Bar 4000
- Pen-style with bold metallic colors
- 4000 puffs
- 9 mL nicotine salt e-liquid – 5% nicotine strength
- 1500 mAh battery – non-rechargeable
Esco Bar Mega (also called Esco Bar 5000)
- Wide pen-style
- 5000 puffs
- 14 mL nicotine salt e-liquid – 5% nicotine strength
- 600 mAh battery – rechargeable with USB-C cable
Esco Bar 6000
- Box-style
- User-adjustable airflow
- 6000 puffs (depending on airflow setting)
- 15 mL nicotine salt e-liquid – 5% nicotine strength
- 650 mAh battery – rechargeable with USB-C cable
What are the best Esco Bar vape flavors?
By collaborating with well-known e-liquid manufacturers, Esco Bar vapes offer a wide variety of flavor profiles and styles, ranging from traditional tobacco, to menthol (ice), to fruit and dessert options. Some of the most popular flavors include:
- Lychee Ice: Tropical lychee fruit and mint.
- Rainburst (Kilo line): A sweet mix of strawberry, grape, lemon, green apple, and orange.
- Mango Lassi (Aquios H2O line): Based on the popular Indian dessert, it has a mild and creamy mango flavor.
- Strawberry Watermelon: A bright fruit blend popular with many vapers.
- Mixed Berries (Fruitia line): This fruit medley is more subtle than many Esco Bar flavors.
How much does an Esco Bar vape cost?
Prices vary depending on where you live and which kind of seller you buy from. Vape shops are more expensive than online sellers (but no shipping charges!). These are the average prices from U.S. online retailers for the most popular Kangvape disposables:
- Esco Bar Mesh 2500 - $14.49
- Esco Bar 4000 - $16.99
- Esco Bar Mega - $17.49
- Esco Bar 6000 - $18.99
How to recharge an Esco Bar vape
The Esco Bar 6000 and the Esco Bar Mega models can be recharged with a USB-C cable. To charge, simply plug the cable into the port at the bottom of the device and connect it to a standard cell phone charger. (The cable and charger are not included.)
A full charge could take over an hour—so always keep a spare vape around.
Why is my Esco Bar vape blinking?
The indicator light blinks on Esco Bar vapes when the battery is dead or almost dead. If your vape is rechargeable, follow the procedure above. If it still doesn’t work after you’ve charged it for an hour, it has run out of e-liquid and should be recycled or disposed of.
Where can I buy an Esco Bar vape?
Esco Bar disposable vapes can be purchased from online retailers, vape shops, and other retail stores. Esco Bar devices have authenticity codes on the package that you can enter on the company’s anti-counterfeiting site to make sure you have the real deal, and not a fake.
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