New Disposable VUSE GO 5000 and VUSE GO 6000 Launched

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Nov.23.2023
New Disposable VUSE GO 5000 and VUSE GO 6000 Launched
VUSE recently launched "VUSE GO 5000" and "VUSE GO 6000" disposable products in the Middle East market.

On November 23, 2FIRSTS, a popular vaping brand, discovered that VUSE has launched new disposable products called "VUSE GO 5000" and "VUSE GO 6000" in the Middle East market. These products come in high nicotine content variants, with the "VUSE GO 5000" offering 5000 puffs and the "VUSE GO 6000" offering 6000 puffs.

New Disposable VUSE GO 5000 and VUSE GO 6000 Launched
The product "VUSE GO 6000" sold on the VUSE official website | Image source: VUSE

 

These two products each come in 5 different flavors, namely mango ice, grape ice, blueberry ice, mint ice, and blue raspberry.

New Disposable VUSE GO 5000 and VUSE GO 6000 Launched
The product "VUSE GO 5000" is sold on the official VUSE website. Image source: VUSE.

 

The official retail price of VUSE GO 5000 is 80 dirhams, equivalent to approximately 155 Chinese yuan.

 

Previously, 2FIRSTS conducted market research in Russia and found that VUSE had launched a product with a range of 5000 puffs in that market, with a retail price of 1300 Russian rubles, approximately 95 Chinese yuan, which was 60 Chinese yuan lower than the official VUSE website in the Middle East.

 

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