Curaleaf Introduces Select Fruit Stiq: Portable Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarette

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May.30.2024
Curaleaf Introduces Select Fruit Stiq: Portable Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarette
Curaleaf introduces new fruit-flavored e-cigarette Select Fruit Stiq, featuring award-winning e-liquid and convenient recharging capabilities.

North American cannabis company Curaleaf has announced the launch of a new product called Select Fruit Stix, a fruit-flavored e-cigarette infused with cannabis. This rechargeable product is the latest addition to their Select brand product line.

Curaleaf Introduces Select Fruit Stiq: Portable Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarette

 

Curaleaf primarily operates in the North American and European markets. In the United States, Curaleaf operates in 17 states, owning 145 dispensaries and 18 cultivation sites, employing over 5,600 staff. Its product line includes brands such as Curaleaf, Select, and Grassroots.

 

Fruit Stiq utilizes award-winning e-liquid made with Select, paired with an all-in-one hardware. From the energy of big berries to the refreshing tropical sweetness, enjoy bold, fruit-filled flavors with the 1G all-in-one product perfect for on-the-go use.

 

The new series offers six different fruit flavors to choose from, including berries, citrus, and tropical flavors.

 

In addition, the new product also contains 1 gram of highly refined essential oil. The rechargeable all-in-one device was designed with user-friendliness in mind, requiring no settings or batteries, just automatic drawing, making it easy to carry and convenient to use discreetly. The fixed voltage can prolong performance and increase smoke production. Additionally, it is equipped with a USB-C port for charging, allowing users to fully utilize every drop of oil.

 

The hardware also features special airflow and automatic suction functions, which can activate the battery and ensure smooth operation every time it is pulled.

 

The launch of the new Select Fruit Stiq series reflects the market's demand for enhanced e-cigarette products, while its portable design may make it a potential alternative to traditional e-cigarette pens.

 

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