HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece

Nov.15.2024
 HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece
HAYATI launches new Hayati® Mini Ultra disposable vape in UK, featuring two 2ml transparent e-liquid pods with different flavours, allowing users to switch flavours by twisting the mouthpiece, providing approximately 1500 puffs.

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Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the vape brand HAYATI has launched the Hayati® Mini Ultra vape in the UK market. The product features two 2ml pods, compliant with TPD standards, and offers approximately 1500 puffs.

 

Specifically, the product features of the Hayati® Mini Ultra include:

 

 HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece
Hayati® Mini Ultra parameters | Plotting: 2Firsts

 

The main feature of the Hayati® Mini Ultra is its ability to hold two 2ml transparent e-liquid pods with different flavours, allowing users to switch between the two flavours by twisting the mouthpiece.

 

 HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece
Hayati® Mini Ultra | Image source: vapesourcing

 

Previously, the HAYATI brand launched the Hayati® PRO Ultra vape, which also features a similar twist mouthpiece design. However, this product is equipped with two 12ml e-liquid pods and claims to provide approximately 15,000 puffs.

 

 HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece
HAYATI® Pro Ultra Disposable 15,000 Puffs|Image Source: HAYATI Official Website

 

It is worth noting that the Hayati® Mini Ultra does not feature the electronic screen used in the Hayati® PRO Ultra for direct battery level display. Instead, it uses a color-changing "lotus-shaped" LED indicator to indirectly show the battery level.

 

Currently, the Hayati® Mini Ultra is available on the official HAYATI website and other well-known UK vape retailers like vapesourcing.uk, with the product page marked as "COMING SOON."

 

 HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece
Hayati® Mini Ultra Product Page | Image Source: vapesourcing

 

According to the official HAYATI website, the HAYATI brand is owned by PAX Innovations (Shenzhen) Limited. All product registration applications with the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) are submitted by this company. The HAYATI website also references "PAX Manufacturing" and includes a link to the corresponding website.

 

 HAYATI Launches 2-in-1 Product in the UK with Twist Mouthpiece
PAX official website | Image source: PAX

 

The PAX official website states that the company was founded in Hong Kong in 2021. Its founder, Mr. He, is an experienced expert in the e-cigarette industry, dedicated to the research and innovation of e-cigarette products.

 

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