Al Fakher Crown Bar: Premium Disposable E-Cigarette Restocked

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May.29.2024
Al Fakher Crown Bar: Premium Disposable E-Cigarette Restocked
Australian disposable e-cigarette supplier IGetVape.Info announces the restock of their brand Al Fakher Crown Bar, offering 10 flavors.

According to a report from Open PR on May 29th, Australian disposable e-cigarette product supplier IGetVape.Info has announced that its e-cigarette brand, Al Fakher Crown Bar, has resumed stock availability.

 

The Al Fakher Crown Bar features a leather design, with the capacity to take up to 8000 puffs. It contains 18ml of e-liquid with a nicotine content of 5.0% (50mg/ml). In addition, the product comes with a 600mAh battery and a Type-C rechargeable interface. There are a total of 10 flavor options available, and it is priced at 45 AUD (29.91 USD) on the website.

 

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