Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada

Nov.04.2024
Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada
Renowned e-cigarette brand Oxbar has launched the Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette, featuring a low nicotine concentration, high-capacity e-liquid, and 25,000-puff performance. It is now available through multiple distributors in Canada.

Renowned e-cigarette brand Oxbar has launched the Oxbar Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette, featuring 25,000 puffs, now available on multiple distributor websites in Canada, according to observations by the 2Firsts team.

 

In August, 2Firsts reported on the emergence of several new shisha-style disposable e-cigarette products in the U.S. market (for details, see "U.S. Shisha E-Cigarette Market Showdown: AL FAKHER vs. JNR Brand Product Feature Face-off"). 

 

These products have attracted industry attention with innovative features such as display screens, high-capacity e-liquid, and support for DTL mode.

 

Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada
Source of the image: Oxbar official website

 

Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada
Mapping: 2Firsts

 

Compared to other shisha-style e-cigarettes already on the market, the Oxbar Oxhukka 25k stands out for its design highlights, including low nicotine concentration and high-capacity e-liquid, catering to users' preference for prolonged use and a low-nicotine experience. 

 

Additionally, the side-mounted 3D display enhances the visual appeal and provides real-time indicators for battery and e-liquid levels, allowing users to better monitor the device's status.

 

Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada
Source: Oxbar official website

 

 The Oxbar brand is owned by Shenzhen Future Tech CO.,Limited., which was established in 2019. As one of the company’s core brands, Oxbar has developed a diverse product line, with the Oxhukka 25k being one of its shisha-style e-cigarette offerings.

 

Currently, the Oxbar Oxhukka 25k is available on the official Oxbar website and through multiple online sales channels in Canada, with a retail price of approximately CAD 34.99.

 

Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada
Image source: Oxbar Official Website

 

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