Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 * "2+10" Design

Jan.07.2025
Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 * "2+10" Design
UK introduces new Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist e-cigarette with unique pod design and multiple flavor options.

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UK e-cigarette market have launched a new e-cigarette - the Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist. This product features a unique design that combines 3 "2+10" combinations, offering triple flavors and 30,000 puffs.

 

Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 *
Translation: Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist|Image source: goldenvape

 

 

Specifically, the product specifications of the Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist are as shown in the table below.

Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 *
Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist Parameters | Design: 2Firsts

The key feature of the Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist is its unique pod design. This e-cigarette device comes with three "2+10" pods, each with a total e-liquid capacity of 36 milliliters. Additionally, each pod can be filled with a different e-liquid flavor, allowing for quick flavor changes through a rotating mechanism.

 

Previously, Bloody Bar released a 2-in-1 e-cigarette called the Bloody Bar Ultra Twist 20K, which is capable of providing two different flavors at the same time. Users can easily switch between flavors by rotating the mouthpiece.

 

Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 *
Public Notice | Image Source: MHRA

 

It is worth noting that the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) e-cigarette notification system shows that "BLOODY BAR TRIPLE TWIST 30K" was publicly announced in November 2024. The applicant is BOWMAN SPECIALISED LIQUIDS LIMITED, founded by Christopher Bowman in 2012, a company focused on research and sales of e-cigarette e-liquids.

 

Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 *
BOWMAN SPECIALISED LIQUIDS LIMITED Website | Image source: BOWMAN

 

Currently, the Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist has been listed on various UK e-cigarette distributor websites such as vapesourcing, ecigone, and vapeuk, with a price of approximately £12.99. However, the product has not yet been made available for sale on the company's official website.

 

Bloody Bar 30K Triple Twist E-cigarette Launched in UK with 3 *
Blood Bar 30K Triple Twist | Image source: vapesourcing

 


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