New Disposable E-Cigarette Allows for Custom Mixing

Aug.11.2022
A Chinese e-cigarette company launches a new product overseas, featuring refillable disposable e-cigarettes customizable to users' preferences.

A domestic electronic cigarette company has launched a new product overseas. The unique feature of this product is its ability to be refilled with oil, despite being a disposable e-cigarette. Users can mix and add different flavors and nicotine levels according to their preferences.


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