IECIE Jakarta Electronic Cigarette Exhibition 2021 Launches New Product.

Oct.20.2022
IECIE Jakarta Electronic Cigarette Exhibition 2021 Launches New Product.
IECIE Indonesia Jakarta Vape Expo opened on Oct 20, featuring Mevol's new FEELM Max-supported disposable vaporizers with 8 flavors.

On October 20th, the IECIE Jakarta Vaping Expo opened as scheduled at the Jakarta International Expo Center. During the expo, Mevol unveiled its latest product releases.


According to reports, this new product is a disposable electronic cigarette that uses FEELM Max ceramic core technology, supported by FEELM. It comes in 8 different flavors, contains 2ml of liquid, and can provide up to 600 puffs.


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