FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring "2+10" Combination

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Jul.09.2024
FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring "2+10" Combination
Breaking news: VAPEUK launches FEOBA Big Bar 6000 disposable e-cigarette with 6000 puffs, priced at £12.99, complying with TPD regulations.

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In the UK market, the camp of disposable e-cigarettes that are TPD compliant with over 5000 puffs has welcomed a new member.

 

The e-cigarette retail website VAPEUK recently launched a disposable product called FEOBA Big Bar 6000. This disposable e-cigarette enters the market with a capacity of 6000 puffs, priced at £12.99, which is comparable to another 6000 puff product, LOST MARY BM6000, also available on VAPEUK.

 

The design of FEOBA Big Bar 6000 also follows the common configuration of large-capacity products, using a combination design of "2ml+10ml".

 

FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring
Introducing picture | Image source: VAPEUK

 

According to the information provided, the FEOBA Big Bar 6000 features a transparent oil reservoir and a cotton-free design, with a built-in 1750mAh battery that claims to provide a user experience of 6000 puffs. The FEOBA Big Bar 6000 introduces the "PrecisionFlow™ HBS (Hydraulic Balance System)", which is said to be specifically designed for this Mesh platform to control the dosage of electronic liquid and adjust the air pressure for each inhalation.

 

The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) e-cigarette search system shows that the product was announced on June 12th as an "e-cigarette- refillable, market released in a fixed combination with an electronic liquid.

 

The company in question is FEOBA Technology LTD, which is registered in London, England. According to the news section on FEOBA's website, the company participated in last year's Vaper Expo at the NEC in Birmingham, UK, but there is no further information available. The official website states that FEOBA was established in 2018, with headquarters in Europe, a design center in Marseille, France, and a joint venture with one of China's top 3 groups, boasting strong research and development, technology, and manufacturing capabilities.

 

FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring

 

According to information from the UK government's business inquiry platform, FEOBA Technology LTD was established on January 16, 2023, and has been operating for 1 year and 5 months. The latest submitted confirmation statement shows that the company currently has 1 active director and 1 active secretary, both being MENG, Qinghui.

 

FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring
Company registration information | Image source: UK GOV

 

According to a search on Tianyancha, there is a connection between FEOBA Technology LTD and Shenzhen Feibo Technology Co., Ltd., with the latter's actual controller being Meng Qinghui. However, a search on Ali Trademark shows that FEOBA's trademark in Class 34 for tobacco and smoking accessories was applied for by New Zealand (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd. and is currently pending approval, with no intellectual property owned by Shenzhen Feibo Technology Co., Ltd.

 

FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring
Equity structure | Image source: Tianyancha

 

 

FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring
Trademark information | Image source: Alibaba Cloud Trademark Search

 

Noteworthy is that VAPEUK has several disposable e-cigarette products that comply with TPD regulations. However, the current maximum number of puffs remains at 6000, with most products staying within the range of 5000 puffs.

 

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