ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be "World's Lightest"

Nov.12.2024
ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be "World's Lightest"
ISMOD launches new HTP products in the US market, available on brand's website and vapesourcing, catering to e-cigarette users.

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Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the heated tobacco brand ISMOD has launched two new HTP products in the US market—the ISMOD Mini Tobacco Heating Device and the ISMOD Jet Tobacco Heating Device. These products are now available on the ISMOD official website and the US e-cigarette distributor site, Vapesourcing.

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
ISMOD Mini | Image source: ISMOD official website

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
ISMOD Jet | Image source: ISMOD official website

 

 Specifically, the product features of the ISMOD Mini and ISMOD Jet are as follows:

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
Product specifications of ISMOD Mini and ISMOD Jet | Illustration: 2Firsts

 

According to the distributor website Vapesourcing, the ISMOD Mini is described as the "lightest HNB device in the world."

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
ISMOD Mini is the "lightest HNB device in the world" | Image source: vapesourcing

 

In addition, both the ISMOD Mini and ISMOD Jet are marked as "best used with BUDDZ tobacco sticks." The BUDDZ official website also features a heated tobacco device, the BUDDZ DEVICE, which closely resembles the ISMOD Mini in terms of design and specifications.

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
Translation: BUDDZ DEVICE | Image source: BUDDZ official website

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
Translation into English: BUDDZ DEVICE|Image source: BUDDZ official website.

 

As early as the tobacco exhibition held in Dortmund this September, 2Firsts had already noticed the ISMOD brand and its products. The ISMOD II PLUS, in particular, became the brand's main highlight at the exhibition, featuring a battery device combined with two tobacco stick heating devices.

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
Translation: Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition ISMOD Booth | Image Source: 2Firsts

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
ISMOD II PLUS | Image Source: ISMOD

 

It is worth noting that the ISMOD Mini and ISMOD Jet were previously only available on the official ISMOD websites for regions such as Europe, the UK, and Jordan. Their launch on the US e-cigarette distributor site Vapesourcing makes them the only two HTP products currently listed on the site.

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
Heating tobacco devices displayed on the vapesourcing website | Image source: vapesourcing

 

The ISMOD official website shows that the brand is owned by ISMOD UK Ltd., a registered company in England and Wales with registration number 13047166. The company's registered address is in the Westminster district of the UK, and its business address is on Greenlands Avenue in London.

 

ISMOD Launches Two Heated Tobacco Devices in the US, ISMOD Mini Claims to Be
Company information displayed on the ISMOD brand official website | Image source: ISMOD official website

 

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