Product Launch | UK E-Cigarette Market Embraces Multi-Pod Trend with '6-in-1' Pyne Pod PP6000

Market by 2FIRSTS
Sep.03.2024
Product Launch | UK E-Cigarette Market Embraces Multi-Pod Trend with '6-in-1' Pyne Pod PP6000
Vapesourcing introduces Pyne Pod PP6000, a new "six-in-one" disposable e-cigarette, as trend of multi-pod devices grows in UK market.

Recently, a well-known e-cigarette retailer in the UK, Vapesourcing, has launched a new "six-in-one" disposable e-cigarette product called the Pyne Pod PP6000. With the increasing number of multi-pod e-cigarette products in the UK market, starting from dual pods to "four-in-one", and now to "six-in-one", disposable e-cigarettes are moving towards a multi-pod direction.

Product Launch | UK E-Cigarette Market Embraces Multi-Pod Trend with '6-in-1' Pyne Pod PP6000
Image source: MHRA official website

 

According to a survey conducted by 2Firsts, the Pyne Pod PP6000 has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in the UK until March 18, 2024. The "six-in-one" disposable e-cigarette product was also showcased by Pyne Pod at a trade show in Birmingham, UK in May of this year.

Product Launch | UK E-Cigarette Market Embraces Multi-Pod Trend with '6-in-1' Pyne Pod PP6000
The "Six-in-One" e-cigarette, Pyne Pod PP6000, exhibited at the e-cigarette exhibition in Birmingham, UK | Image source: 2Firsts

 

Specifically, the main features of the Pyne Pod PP6000 include: 

- Number of puffs: 6x600; 3600  

- Rotating and switching flavors 

- Nicotine content: 20mg 

- Battery capacity: 800mAh 

- Charging: Supports USB Type-C charging 

- Price: £11.99 

- Flavors: 12 varieties 

- Compliant with EU TPD standards

 

Product Launch | UK E-Cigarette Market Embraces Multi-Pod Trend with '6-in-1' Pyne Pod PP6000
Image source: vapesourcing website

 

It is worth noting that although the Pyne Pod PP6000 has been launched in the UK market, it is not currently listed on their brand's official website. In addition, the brand's official website information also indicates that the brand is affiliated with Shenzhen Pynepod Technology Co., Ltd, a company that is registered as Shenzhen Pan En Technology Co., Ltd in the Enterprise Check database. The company was established in 2020 and is located in Bao'an District, Shenzhen City.

Product Launch | UK E-Cigarette Market Embraces Multi-Pod Trend with '6-in-1' Pyne Pod PP6000
Image source: Qichacha

 

However, the brand's product is listed on the MHRA under the company name "XYFIL LIMITED", which upon further investigation is found to be Westphial Limited, a British company.

 

Firsts has observed that Lost Mary, SKE, and ELFBAR have all launched "four-in-one products" in the UK, signaling that mainstream disposable e-cigarette brands in the country are also entering this product format.

 

These "multifunctional" products integrate multiple replaceable pod e-cigarette devices, each pod containing 2 milliliters of e-cigarette liquid. Users can change pods by rotating the cigarette holder, combining the advantages of disposable use and a replaceable cartridge design.

 

2Firsts will continue to follow the latest developments in technology innovation and market performance of "N-in-one" e-cigarette products, providing accurate and authoritative information for the public.

 

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