Flavour Beast Alpha 80K
The Alpha 80K is Flavour Beast's higher-capacity disposable, rated for 80,000 puffs of 20 mg/mL nicotine salt e-liquid, built for extended use in the same portable shape as the Beast Mode Max 3 60K. Available in 56 real flavours, the second-widest single-line selection in our whole Disposable category. In Calgary? This ships same-day — see same-day delivery for cutoff times.
56 flavours · $49.89 CAD
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80,000 puffs and 56 flavours — the higher-capacity option
The Alpha 80K trades a small amount of flavour range for more puffs. At 80,000 puffs against the Beast Mode Max 3 60K's 60,000, it's built for anyone who wants more use out of a single device and is willing to choose from 56 real flavours instead of that sibling's 60. Both numbers are still far ahead of most of the rest of our Disposable category, the 56-flavour range here alone beats every other brand's single-line selection except its own sibling.
Flavour Beast Alpha 80K FAQ
How many flavours does the Alpha 80K come in?
56 real flavours, the second-widest single-line selection of any disposable we carry, just behind its own sibling, the Beast Mode Max 3 60K, at 60.
What's the difference between the Alpha 80K and the Beast Mode Max 3 60K?
Puff count and flavour range, mainly. The Alpha 80K is rated for 80,000 puffs across 56 flavours; the Beast Mode Max 3 60K is rated for 60,000 puffs across 60 flavours. Nicotine strength is identical on both.
Is the Alpha 80K the highest-puff-count Flavour Beast disposable?
Yes, at 80,000 puffs it's rated higher than the Beast Mode Max 3 60K, though the Max 3 carries more flavours.
What nicotine strength is the Alpha 80K?
20 mg/mL nicotine salt, the maximum allowed under Health Canada's regulations.
How does the Alpha 80K compare to other 80,000-puff disposables?
It carries far more flavours than the other real 80,000-puff options we sell — 56, compared to 16 on the Geek Bar Pulse 2 and a single flavour on the STLTH x Geek Bar 80K.
