New Flavors and Limited Edition Release by glo™ Japan Co.

Feb.11.2025
New Flavors and Limited Edition Release by glo™ Japan Co.
British American Tobacco Japan Co. launched two new flavors for the "Lucky Strike" pod brand on Feb. 10.

According to PR Times on February 10th, British American Tobacco Japan is planning to launch two new flavors of "Lucky Strike" exclusive pods for their heated tobacco device, glo™, on the same day. The glo™ HYPER device will also be released in a limited edition color of "emerald green" and a promotional discount event will be held starting from February 17th.

New Flavors and Limited Edition Release by glo™ Japan Co.
Translation: "glo™ HYPER" new color "Emerald Green" Image source: glo™ official website


The newly released limited edition color "Emerald Green" of "glo™ HYPER" will be available for purchase starting on February 17th at major convenience stores nationwide, as well as on the official online stores of glo™ & VELO, Amazon, glo™ Yahoo! Official Store, and glo™ Rakuten Ichiba Official Store. With the introduction of this limited edition color, "glo™ HYPER" now has a total of four colors to choose from: Graphite Black, Peacock Blue, Rose Gold, and Emerald Green.


In addition, the Lucky Strike series flavors "Lucky Strike Berry Switch for hyper" and "Lucky Strike Tropical Switch for hyper" will be available for purchase starting February 10th at major convenience stores, supermarkets, tobacco shops, and the official online stores of glo™ and VELO nationwide.


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