MO10000 and ELFLIQ: LOST MARY and ELFBAR's New Products in Middle East Market

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Jan.23.2024
MO10000 and ELFLIQ: LOST MARY and ELFBAR's New Products in Middle East Market
LOST MARY and ELFBAR, leading e-cigarette brands, are introducing new products MO10000 and ELFLIQ to the Middle East market.

According to a report from PR Newswire on January 22nd, leading global e-cigarette brands LOST MARY and ELFBAR have officially introduced their new products, the MO10000 e-cigarette and ELFLIQ e-liquid, to the Middle East market. These two new offerings are aimed at the development of the Middle East region and will be showcased alongside ELFBAR's BC10000 at the Middle East e-cigarette exhibition in 2024 (MEVS 2024).

 

ELFBAR's BC10000 made its debut in November 2023 in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, catering to the local users' demand for a large-puff e-cigarette.

 

LOST MARY's MO10000 is equipped with a new atomization solution that allows for a larger mouthpiece and offers a variety of flavors. Additionally, the MO10000 also features real-time power and e-liquid displays, making it convenient for users to access information about e-cigarette usage.

 

ELFLIQ e-liquid made its debut in the Middle East, introducing 12 flavors to expand the product range of ELFBAR in the region.

 

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