HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes

Nov.25.2024
HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes
The HAYATI brand has introduced its new Hayati Shisha 15000 disposable vape to the UK market. The product, supporting both MTL and DTL vaping modes, is listed on multiple UK-focused online vape retail websites.

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2Firsts has observed that several vape brands have recently launched their own disposable shisha-style vape products. Vape brand HAYATI also introduced the Hayati Shisha 15000 to the UK market, now available on local vape distributor websites.

 

Key Features of the Hayati Shisha 15000:

 

HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes
Hayati Shisha 15000 Specifications | Image source: 2Firsts

 

Hayati Shisha 15000 stands out with its choice of two nicotine levels: 50 mg (5%) or nicotine-free, and it supports both MTL (mouth-to-lung) and DTL (direct-to-lung) vaping modes.

 

HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes
Hayati Shisha 15000|Image source: vapesourcing

 

In terms of design, like recent disposable shisha-style vape products from brands such as HQD, OXBAR, and Kangvape, the Hayati Shisha 15000 adopts a cylindrical shape, aligning with current market trends for disposable shisha vapes.

 

The Hayati Shisha 15000 has already appeared on UK vape retailer websites like vapesourcing.uk, ideavape, and ninja-vapes with a status marked as "COMING SOON." However, it has not yet been featured on the official HAYATI brand website.

 

HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes
Hayati Shisha 15000 Product Page | Image source: vapesourcing

 

Notably, the Hayati Shisha 15000 is not listed in the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) vaping products database.

 

HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes
UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency vaping products search system | Image source: MHRA

 

According to the HAYATI official website, the brand belongs to PAX Innovations (Shenzhen) Limited, which submits all product registration applications to the MHRA. The website also mentions "PAX Manufacturing" and provides a relevant link.

 

HAYATI Launches Disposable Shisha Vape in the UK with Dual MTL and DTL Modes
PAX official website | Image source: PAX

 

PAX's official website states that the company was established in Hong Kong in 2021. Its founder, Mr. He, is a veteran expert in the vape industry with a long history of research and innovation in e-cigarette products.

 

2Firsts will continue to track trends and developments in the disposable shisha-style vape product market, ensuring the public receives accurate and authoritative industry updates.

 


 

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