Silkbase
Online shop selling pure VG and PG with delivery from Slovakia to most EU countries
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2025
About Silkbase
Silkbase sells pure VG and PG through its online shop at silkbase.eu. The products are made by a factory that the website describes as having more than 10 years of history.
Products are sold directly to online shop customers, with delivery by GLS from Slovakia to most EU countries.
Silkbase s. r. o. is a Slovak company registered in Košice, founded on 29 October 2025.
Product: Pure VG and PG products sold through the online shop, with fast delivery from Slovakia to most EU countries.
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