NOVA Hookah Mouthpiece Adapter - 2pc

The NOVA Hookah Mouthpiece Adapter 2 Pack is a smart backup to have if you use your NOVA hookah setup often. These adapters take the wear instead of your hoses or mouthpieces, and swapping in a fresh one keeps airflow feeling open and clean. It is one of those small parts that makes group sessions run smoother.

These adapters are designed to connect borosilicate glass mouthpieces to NOVA hookah hoses. They install easily and create a secure seal using silicone O-rings. Regular cleaning with warm soapy water or isopropyl alcohol helps prevent resin buildup, and the included replacement O-rings keep everything fitting properly over time.

Highlights:
🔌 Replacement mouthpiece adapters for NOVA hookah setups
🧪 Designed for borosilicate glass mouthpieces
⭕ Includes silicone O-rings for a secure, airtight fit
🧼 Easy to clean with soap and water or isopropyl alcohol
🔁 Ideal spares for group sessions or regular use

This set is a good pickup if you want your NOVA hookah setup to stay clean, functional, and ready to share without interruptions.

Where Does This Adapter Fit?

The image below shows the correct orientation and position in the connection of a borosillicate glass mouthpiece to the NOVA Hookah hose.

Cleaning

Cipher recommends soaking in hot soapy water or 91% Isopropyl Alcohol periodically to keep the mouthpiece adapter clean and free of sticky resin buildup. Especially when smoking in colder environments, resin does tend to buildup faster, which may be noticed by more restricted air flow when inhaling from the NOVA Hookah mouthpiece. A quick fix for restricted air flow is to remove the glass mouthpiece from the adapter and run the adapter under hot water for a few seconds. Then, blow through one end to expel the resin.

O-Ring Replacement

Depending on how often the glass mouthpiece is removed, the o-rings will eventually need to be replaced. The indication that it's time to replace the o-rings is when you find it difficult to insert the glass mouthpiece onto the adapter. To remove the o-rings, use a sharp knife to slice the o-ring as shown in the picture below. Alternatively, you can use a very small flat tip object or tweezers to pry underneath the o-ring.