New Series of Disposable E-Cigarettes Launched in UK

Aug.18.2022

New line of disposable e-cigarettes released in the UK for £5 featuring a fresh packaging design and age warnings.

A disposable e-cigarette manufacturer recently launched a range of new products in the United Kingdom. These products have a recommended retail price of £5 and use a 400mAh battery, but lack mesh coil technology.

The new product features a freshly redesigned packaging that includes clearer age-restriction warnings. Additionally, the packaging includes a safety code that can be used to verify the authenticity of the product.

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