MONS Introduces Disposable E-Cigarettes in Two Colors

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Dec.01.2023
MONS Introduces Disposable E-Cigarettes in Two Colors
South Korean e-cigarette brand MONS is set to launch a new disposable e-cigarette, MONS BILLOW BLACK and MONS BILLOW WHITE.
MONS Introduces Disposable E-Cigarettes in Two Colors
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According to South Korean media outlet ekn, e-cigarette brand MONS announced on December 1st that they will be launching a new model of disposable e-cigarette on December 6th.

 

Mons has recently launched two new products, Mons Billow Black and Mons Billow White. These products weigh 16 grams and have an e-liquid capacity of 2 milliliters with a nicotine content of 0.98%. The dimensions of these products are 10×10×115 millimeters. They are equipped with an air-pressure sensor and a mesh coil.

 

The product comes in two color options, black and white, and it is designed by the company BELOW.

 

The new product is set to be exclusively launched at GS25 convenience stores on December 6th, with a price tag of 10,000 Korean won (approximately 54 Chinese yuan).

 

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