JTI Releases Limited Edition "Bronze Glaze" Ploom X Advanced

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May.07.2024

JTI Releases Limited Edition "Bronze Glaze" Ploom X Advanced

Japan Tobacco International (JTI) launches limited edition "Ploom X Advanced" in "Bronze Glaze" color at CLUB JT and Ploom stores.

According to Kakaku, on May 7, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) announced that they would begin selling their limited edition color "Bronze Glaze" of the Ploom X Advanced heated tobacco device on May 7 in the CLUB JT online store and at Ploom stores nationwide.

Bronze Glaze" is the first color in the limited edition series "Ploom X Advanced". The company describes this limited edition color as: "It showcases a calm and warm tone with a seamless blend of natural luster and distinctive bronze color.

The pre-sale price of this new product is 1980 Japanese Yen (12.81 US dollars).

References:

[1] JT「プルームX アドバンスド」リミテッドカラーシリーズ始動、第1弾はブロンズグレイズ

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