Overcoming The Odds To Be A Pioneer In The Fledgling Vapor Market

Mission Supercritical

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Today on Mission Supercritical our host Andy talks to Dean Curtin from Eureka Vapor. Six years ago, California-based Eureka Vapor's core team was poised to partner with another major cannabis company, but when that company started to abandon high product standards, they knew it was time to cut ties and start their own venture rather than be complicit in providing anything less than top quality. Thus, Eureka Vapor was born, overcoming the odds to be a pioneer in the fledgling vapor market long before it gained the popularity it has today. Today, Eureka Vapor works with three major distribution companies and stands tall as a leader in the vape industry, while staying small and honoring its commitment to delivering quality over quantity.

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