FEELM Unveils New Disposable Solution at UK's VApril Event

Apr.24.2023
FEELM Unveils New Disposable Solution at UK's VApril Event
FEELM, a tech brand under SMOORE, presents its innovative FEELM Max disposable solution at VApril, a UK e-vapor event.

Recently, FEELM, a technology brand under SMOORE, showcased its upgraded FEELM Max ceramic core disposable solution at VApril, a UK-based event focused on e-vapor products. The event, organized by the UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA), aims to assist more users in transitioning to e-vapor and has been running for six consecutive years.

 

During VApril, FEELM partnered with multiple e-vapor product stores in central London to distribute free samples of the FEELM Max disposable solution to consumers, allowing them to experience a high-quality e-vapor experience. Last month, John Dunne, the UKVA's Director-General, expressed the government's concern for the regulated development of the disposable industry, calling for full compliance in order to promote healthy growth in the European e-vapor sector.

 

FEELM Unveils New Disposable Solution at UK's VApril Event
Customer trying FEELM product | Smoore

 

After being distributed, the FEELM Max solution attracted the attention of both British consumers and store owners, with many praising the ceramic core disposable solution as a competitive and optimal choice under regulatory conditions. Users noted the high-quality feel and transparency of the oil chamber, as well as the impressive performance of the ceramic core. The upgraded FEELM Max ceramic core disposable solution is set to launch in Birmingham, UK, on May 13th, offering a premium disposable experience for global users.

 

Previously in this March, SMOORE launched its newly developed power solution PowerAlpha designed for disposables at the Las Vegas APE expo.

 

On April. 26 at GMT 11 AM, UKVIA will join 2FIRSTS live stream to interpret the UK government's recent movements. Please stay tuned.
 

FEELM Unveils New Disposable Solution at UK's VApril Event

 

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