Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology

Oct.28.2024
Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology
ELFBAR introduces Elf Bar Dual 10K e-cigarette with dual flavor options and up to 10,000 puffs, available in UK.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the e-cigarette brand ELFBAR has launched the Elf Bar Dual 10000 e-cigarette on multiple UK e-cigarette retailers' websites such as vapesourcing. This product offers dual flavor options and up to 10000 puffs.

Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology
Image source: vapesourcing website

 

Looking specifically at the Elf Bar Dual 10K, the main product features include:

Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology
Image source: vapesourcing website.

 

Nicotine concentration: 20mg E-liquid capacity: 2*5ml Puffs: approximately 10,000 Battery capacity: 850mAh Rechargeable battery charging method: USB-C fast charging Function mode: automatic inhalation activation mechanism, suitable for MTL (mouth-to-lung) consumption Product price: approximately £12.99

Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology
Source: vapesourcing website

 

The innovative feature of the Elf Bar Dual 10K e-cigarette is its dual flavor switching function, offering approximately 20 different flavor combinations including various fruit flavors and unique shisha versions. Users can easily switch between two different e-liquid flavors by sliding the button on the front of the device.

Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology
Source of the image: vapesourcing website

 

Of particular note is that according to the UK Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, single-use pods or tanks must not exceed 2 milliliters in capacity, and refill containers for nicotine liquid must not exceed 10 milliliters.

Elf Bar Dual 10K E-cigarette: Innovative Dual Flavor Technology
Image source: UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency

 

Currently, the trend in the market is disposable e-cigarette products with the configuration of "2ml+10ml". These products typically consist of a 2ml pre-filled pod and a 10ml replaceable e-liquid cartridge. However, the new ELFBAR product has chosen to use a design with "dual 5ml" refill containers instead, avoiding the use of the term "POD" in its marketing.

 

As of the time of publication on October 28th, the Elf Bar Dual 10K has been listed on e-cigarette distributor websites in the UK such as vapesourcing, vapeclub, and totally-vapour. The product page indicates that it is in the "COMING SOON" phase. However, it is important to note that the product has not yet been showcased on the brand's official website, ELFBAR.

 

In addition, 2Firsts has obtained information from the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) e-cigarette notification system, showing that the product was publicly disclosed before being listed on October 14th.

 

At a recent e-cigarette exhibition in Birmingham, UK, the 2Firsts team also found that ELFBAR showcased its new packaged nicotine pouch brand "ELF". (For more details, please read "Photo Gallery: ELFBAR launches new nicotine pouch brand 'ELF', ALIBARBAR showcases nicotine gum")

 

2Firsts will continue to monitor the latest products and market trends of dual-flavor e-cigarette products, providing the public with accurate and authoritative industry information.

 

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