Next Level Vape Tech from Dime Industries - Don't Miss This Deal

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Since Shelter in Place orders began, Doobie Nights has nearly doubled its inventory - adding exciting new brands and products, with even more on the way. One standout addition is Dime Industries.


If most vape products you’ve tried have felt a bit lacking, Dime is different. Their unique high-powered battery delivers robust hits, puff after puff. The 510-thread 650mAh battery features industry-leading technology that provides enough juice to last all day, all week, or even a month for light users. It’s engineered to work in perfect unison with Dime’s 1000mg tanks, which come in a variety of delicious flavors.

Explore the Range of Dime Industries Products at Doobie Nights

Come check out the delicious, clean distillate vape products by Dime Industries and all the new additions to the menu at Doobie Nights. Even though in-store shopping resumed, Doobie Nights is continuing to offer online ordering and curbside pickup for convenience.

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