New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK

Events by 2FIRSTS, edited by Sophia
May.13.2024
New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
At the Birmingham e-cigarette expo on May 10-12, top brands launch new nicotine pouch lines, including ELUX, GOLD RUSH, MR FOG, OFRE, and Kingstow.

At the e-cigarette exhibition held in Birmingham, UK from May 10th to 12th, 2FIRSTS observed that several well-known e-cigarette brands launched their nicotine pouch product lines.

 

The ELUX brand has launched a series of nicotine pouches named after the brand itself, called "ELUX".

 

New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
ELUX nicotine pouch products

 

The GOLD BAR brand has launched a gold-colored series of nicotine pouches called "GOLD RUSH" to complement its e-cigarette product line style.

 

New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
Nicotine pouch products from GOLD BAR

 

 

New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
Nicotine pouch products from GOLD BAR

 

The MR FOG brand has also launched a nicotine pouch product called "MR FOG".

New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
MR FOG's nicotine pouch products

 

SMOK launches nicotine brand "OFRF".

 

New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
SMOK's nicotine brand "OFRF"

 

Kingston E-LIQUIDS introduces new nicotine brand "Kingstow".

 

New Nicotine Pouch Lines Launched at Vaper Expo UK
Kingston nicotine pouch products

 

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