Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products

Jun.18
As the official media partner of the exhibition, 2Firsts conducted an in-depth visit to the exhibition hall and observed on-site that many brands, including HQD, MEMERS, and AAOK, have launched disposable shisha products.

[By 2Firsts, Dubai] On June 18th, the World Vape Show Dubai 2025, which has garnered significant attention from the global industry, grandly opened at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

 

As the official media partner of the exhibition, 2Firsts conducted an in-depth visit to the exhibition hall and observed on-site that many brands, including HQD, MEMERS, and AAOK, have launched disposable shisha products.

 

Below is a collection of disposable shisha products (all images are from 2Firsts):

 

Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
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Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
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Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
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Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
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Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts
Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products
Photo Credit: 2Firsts

 

 

 

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Photo Gallery| HQD, MEMERS, IGET, and Many Other Brands Launch Disposable Shisha Products

 

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