E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film

Oct.26.2024
E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film
LOST MARY debuts nicotine film at Vaper Expo UK, offering fast nicotine release in multiple flavors for smokers.

During The Vaper Expo UK in Birmingham, UK, the brand LOST MARY was found to be showcasing nicotine film at their booth.

 

E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film
Lost Mary releases mouth-dissolving tablet products | Image source: 2Firsts

 

This product rapidly releases nicotine through a dissolved form, containing four different flavors including strawberry, mixed berries, mint, and mango. Each lozenge contains 2mg of nicotine.

 

E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film
LOST MARY releases orally dissolving tablet products | Image source: 2Firsts

 

The product packaging is labeled with "Airplane Mode", similar to its nicotine pouch products. The nicotine pouches are marketed as "helping users relieve cravings while traveling on airplanes or trains".

 

E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film
LOST MARY Nicotine Lozenge Introduction | Image source: 2Firsts

 

At a recent trade show in Dortmund, it was discovered that some exhibitors had launched nicotine mouth strips, such as the brands orgco and melta, both of which showcased nicotine mouth strips. It is understood that the introduction of nicotine mouth strips is aimed at bypassing the current competitive nicotine pouch market, expanding product lines, and enhancing market competitiveness.

 

E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film
LOST MARY's nicotine pouches | Image source: 2Firsts

 

E-cigarette brand LOST MARY launches nicotine dissolvable oral film
Orgco Nicotine Oral Film | Image Source: Two Supreme

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