HAKA Introduces Four New Disposable E-cigarette Flavors

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Jan.15.2024
HAKA Introduces Four New Disposable E-cigarette Flavors
South Korean e-cigarette brand HAKA announced the release of four new disposable e-cigarettes, featuring natural nicotine and FEELM atomizers.

According to a recent report by Seoul News, a South Korean media outlet, the e-cigarette brand HAKA announced on January 15th that they will be launching four new models of disposable e-cigarettes called "HAKA B". The unique feature of the new product, "HAKA B", is its use of natural nicotine and FEELM vaporization cores, allowing users to take up to 1,300 puffs. The liquid capacity of the e-cigarette is 2.95ml, with a nicotine content of 1.9%.

 

HAKA Introduces Four New Disposable E-cigarette Flavors

 

HAKA B will initially launch with four flavors, including pineapple, menthol, orange, and kiwi/guava.

 

According to reports, the actual owner of HAKA is Shenzhen Haka Technology Co., Ltd, a company that was established in 2010. They claim to have over 200 e-cigarette stores in South Korea and to have become a well-known brand in the country. Since 2016, they have expanded their presence into the American, European, and East Asian markets. Currently, they own three trademarks: HAKA, OCIGA, and BONIC.

 

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