ELEMENTS - PINK - 1 1/4 CONES - 32 PACKS PER BOX - 6 CONES PER PACK

The Elements - Pink 1 1/4 Cones (32 Packs Per Box / 6 Cones Per Pack) brings the high-performance rice paper technology of Elements into a vibrant, aesthetic pink format. This display box is a favorite for retail shops and heavy users, providing a total of 192 pre-rolled cones.

While classic Elements are known for their blue branding, the Pink Edition has become a massive trend for those who want the clean burn of rice paper with a pop of color.

Product Breakdown: 32ct Display

• 32 Individual Packs: Each box contains 32 retail-ready small packs.
• 6 Cones Per Pack: Each pack contains 6 pre-rolled cones with built-in tips.
• 1 1/4 Size (78mm): The "standard" cone size, perfect for a 0.5g to 0.75g fill.

Key Product Features

• Pure Rice Paper: Unlike many pink papers that use wood pulp, these are made from pressed rice. They are ultra-thin and burn with nearly zero ash.
• Natural Pink Pigment: The paper is dyed using a safe, food-grade, natural pigment that does not affect the flavor of your flower.
• Criss-Cross Watermark: Features the proprietary Elements watermark that prevents "canoeing" and ensures the slowest, most even burn possible.
• Natural Sugar Gum: A vegan, chemical-free adhesive that provides a clean seal and caramelizes as it burns.
• Built-in Filter Tips: Each cone is pre-rolled with a sturdy tip to maintain airflow and prevent debris from reaching your mouth.
• Wind-Powered Production: Manufactured in Alcoy, Spain, using 100% renewable wind energy.

 Why Choose the Elements Pink 32-Pack Box?

The 32-pack display is one of the best ways to buy these cones because of the total cone count (192). It offers a much lower cost-per-cone than buying single packs. Additionally, because Elements rice paper is so thin, having them in the individual 6-pack containers inside the box ensures they stay protected from humidity and physical damage until you're ready to use them.

Pro-Tip for Elements Pink Cones

Because rice paper is extremely smooth, these cones can be slippery. When filling, hold the cone by the filter and "tap" it against a hard surface frequently. This uses gravity to settle the material without you having to use a packing tool too aggressively, which can sometimes tear the delicate rice paper.