Just Fog Launches Ultra-Compact E-Cigarette "Copop Mini" in Korea

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Apr.09.2024
Just Fog Launches Ultra-Compact E-Cigarette "Copop Mini" in Korea
JFT Corporation launches ultra-compact e-cigarette "Copop Mini" in South Korea, following success of "Copop" in the market.

According to a report by Business Korea on April 9th, JFT Co., Ltd., the parent company of the e-cigarette brand "Just Fog," announced the launch of the ultra-compact e-cigarette "Copop Mini" in South Korea. This new product is a smaller version of the popular high-capacity disposable e-cigarette "Copop" that is currently getting the best response in the South Korean market.

 

The dimensions of the Copop Mini are 4.2 centimeters in length and 4.3 centimeters in width, with each e-cigarette holding a capacity of 1.95 milliliters of e-liquid, allowing users to take up to 800 puffs. The product comes in two flavors, "Weapon of Love" (strawberry and banana) and "Z Nation" (blueberry and raspberry), each containing 0.98% of natural nicotine.

 

On the 9th, the "Copop Mini" was officially launched for sale at the GS25 chain of convenience stores in South Korea, priced at 10,000 Korean won (7.38 US dollars).

 

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