Product | 2Firsts Exclusive: Breaking Down Pachamama 25K, CHUC’s First U.S.-Made Factory Product

Dec.02.2025
Product | 2Firsts Exclusive: Breaking Down Pachamama 25K, CHUC’s First U.S.-Made Factory Product
U.S. e-cigarette company Charlie’s has brought its first domestic manufacturing facility online, launching the disposable Pachamama 25K, which will initially roll out to 300 retail stores in Texas. The device features a 20 ml e-liquid capacity with 5% nicotine, three power modes and a built-in 1000 mAh battery, and is advertised to deliver up to 25,000 puffs.

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Product Highlights at a Glance

 

  • U.S. domestic production comes online
    Charlie’s has launched its first U.S. manufacturing facility, with initial batches of the Pachamama 25K now shipping to roughly 300 retail stores in Texas.
  • Up to 25,000 puffs per device
    The Pachamama 25K features 20 ml of 5% nicotine e-liquid and a 1000 mAh battery, with a maximum advertised output of 25,000 puffs.
  • Online retail price around USD 15.99
    The product has reappeared on U.S. e-commerce platforms such as Vape Sourcing and Element Vape at a listed price of about USD 15.99.

 


2Firsts, December 2, 2025 — According to AccessWire|CBS42, U.S. e-cigarette company Charlie’s Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: CHUC) has announced the launch of its first domestic manufacturing facility. The company has begun shipping its initial batches of U.S.-filled Pachamama 25K disposable devices to customers in Texas, with about 300 stores in the state set to receive the first shipments. 

 

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2Firsts has consolidated official and channel information to summarize the key specifications and technical features of the Pachamama 25K.

 

 

Built-in 1000 mAh Battery, Up to 25,000 Puffs

 

 

Product | 2Firsts Exclusive: Breaking Down Pachamama 25K, CHUC’s First U.S.-Made Factory Product
Pachamama 25K Device Specifications | Graphic: 2Firsts

 

From a specifications standpoint, the Pachamama 25K is a disposable featuring a 20 ml e-liquid reservoir and three operating modes — Eco (25,000 puffs), Boost (20,000 puffs), and Storm (17,000 puffs). In Eco mode, each milliliter of e-liquid delivers up to approximately 1,250 puffs.

 

The device contains 5% (50 mg/ml) nicotine e-liquid and is offered in 15 flavors on the official website. It is equipped with a 1000 mAh battery, a Type-C fast-charging port, dual-mesh coils, and adjustable power settings at 15W, 20W, and 25W. An LED display provides battery level, e-liquid status, and mode indicators.

 

 

U.S. Facility Now Operational, Product Returns to Major Online Channels

 

 

According to CBS42, Charlie’s Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: CHUC) confirmed that its first U.S. manufacturing plant is now operational, with shipments of the U.S.-filled Pachamama 25K reaching 300 retail outlets in Texas this week.

 

Public information reviewed by 2Firsts shows that the Pachamama 25K first appeared on U.S. online marketplaces in February 2025. Recently, the product has reappeared on platforms such as Vape Sourcing and Element Vape, listed as “Coming soon” at a price of approximately USD 15.99.

 

Product | 2Firsts Exclusive: Breaking Down Pachamama 25K, CHUC’s First U.S.-Made Factory Product
Pachamama 25K listing showing “COMING SOON” | Source: Vape Sourcing

 

 

PACHAMAM Trademark Information and Background

 

 

Multiple sources indicate that Charlie’s Holdings, Inc. (CHUC), founded in 2014 in California, operates two subsidiaries:

 

  • Charlie’s Chalk Dust, LLC (nicotine/alkaloid products)
  • Don Polly, LLC (cannabis/CBD products)

 

A search of the WIPO Global Brand Database by 2Firsts shows that the Class 34 trademark “PACHAMAM” is registered by Charlie’s Chalk Dust.

 

Product | 2Firsts Exclusive: Breaking Down Pachamama 25K, CHUC’s First U.S.-Made Factory Product
“PACHAMAM” Trademark Details | Source: WIPO

 

As of publication, the Pachamama 25K has not received marketing authorization from the U.S. FDA under the PMTA pathway.

Notably, in April 2025, Charlie’s Holdings (CHUC) announced the sale of 12 PMTA-submitted disposable products under its PACHA brand to Reynolds, a subsidiary of British American Tobacco. The deal is valued at up to USD 9.2 million. (Read more)

 

 

More Brands Move Toward “U.S.-Made” Disposables

 

 

In November 2025, brands including SKE, FASTA, and NEXA successively introduced “U.S.-made” disposable e-cigarette products:

 

  • SKE launched the V-BOT disposable, promoted on its official website as “U.S.-made” with domestic blending and filling.
  • FASTA introduced the FASTA ALIEN 51K on U.S. online channels; distributor Mi-Pod stated the device is “assembled and filled in the U.S.” and marked as compliant with Texas vapor product registration requirements.
  • NEXA released the NEXA FLEX disposable, marketed as “U.S.-made” and developed specifically for U.S. adult vapor consumers.

 

In a special report published in early November — “Special Report | After the Shortage: How the U.S. Vape Market Is Rebuilding Itself” — 2Firsts noted that tightening regulations are pushing Shenzhen manufacturers to explore “U.S. manufacturing” as a new pathway. The acceleration of such initiatives through late November further reinforces this trend. 2Firsts will continue to track policy developments, supply-chain adjustments, and market changes.
 

 



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