Eliquid France Launches Green Fresh Flavors on September 12th

Sep.09.2022

Eliquid France Launches Green Fresh Flavors on September 12th

Eliquid France releases new Green Fresh series with three fruity flavors on September 12th in mini and classic sizes.

On Monday, September 12th, Eliquid France will begin selling a new line of e-liquids called the Green Fresh series, which includes three flavors with a refreshing fruit taste. The combinations are reminiscent of fruit blends with a subtle freshness, hence the name of the series. Specifically, the fragrances include: Green Fresh Yellow (mango and orange); Green Fresh Blue (dragon fruit and blackcurrant); and Green Fresh Red (strawberry and raspberry).

As previously mentioned, the new Green Fresh product line will be launching mini-sized options starting from the 12th day of this month. These options include 10 + 20 milliliters (10 milliliters of fragrance, with the addition of 20 milliliters of neutral alkali) and 20 + 40 milliliters (with 40 milliliters of alkali completing the decomposition format for the classic scent).

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