MYLE: a globally recognized and trusted brand

Aug.22.2022
MYLE: a globally recognized and trusted brand
New Jersey-based MYLE wins "Best Brand" at MENA Vape Awards in Dubai and "Industry Leader" at Vapouround Awards in the UK.

Ridgefield, New Jersey: MYLE is a brand globally recognized and trusted by consumers, winning the "Best Brand" award at the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Vape Awards held in Dubai last week. Earlier this month, they also received the "Industry Leader" award at the 2022 Vapouround Awards held in the UK.


I am humbled and proud of our success as a global brand and leader in the electronic cigarette industry. It is humbling to see how this industry has accepted us with such high standards. We take pride in our investment in research and development and ensure that our electronic cigarette products are safe and effective for global consumption," said Ariel Gorelik, co-founder and CEO.


Ariel Gorelik created the brand at a young age of 30, with a vision to establish a safe and effective e-cigarette brand. Over the past 7 years, the brand has become a globally recognized leader in the e-cigarette industry. At only 37 years old, Ariel has gained recognition as a leader in a fast-paced and constantly evolving $18 billion global industry, which is an impressive feat.


Co-founder and CEO Ariel Gorelik added, "Maintaining a leading position in an industry that is constantly innovating and evolving due to nation-specific legislation is not only challenging, but it also keeps us vigilant in all aspects of our business.


Last week, the brand launched two unique electronic cigarette products for wholesalers, distributors, and retailers at the World Electronic Cigarette Exhibition in Dubai, UAE. These soon-to-be-released products have generated excitement and sparked interest among passionate B2B buyers.


The brand is a global electronic cigarette company founded in 2015, aiming to provide a safe and ideal alternative for combustible cigarettes that offers consumers pleasure in terms of ease of use, customization, and durability.


The executive team's decades of industry experience, coupled with the world-class manufacturing and research and development budget that MYLE Vape has experienced since its inception, have enabled the brand to achieve world-renowned design and technological innovation. The brand produces disposable products, additional pod systems, rechargeable devices, and electronic cigarette accessories, and these products are sold globally outside the United States.


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