Sikary MADJETBAR 25000: New Disposable E-cigarette with Screen

Oct.11.2024
Sikary MADJETBAR 25000: New Disposable E-cigarette with Screen
Sikary introduces new disposable e-cigarette, MADJETBAR 25000, with screen and 30W output, targeting US market expansion.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the Sikary brand has launched a new disposable e-cigarette with a screen called the Sikary MADJETBAR 25000 on popular e-cigarette retailer websites in the United States, such as unishowinc and vapesourcing. The product is equipped with 4 heating wires and has a maximum output power of 30W.

Sikary MADJETBAR 25000: New Disposable E-cigarette with Screen
Image source | Unishowinc official website


According to reports, during the New Energy Industry listed companies 2024 concentrated roadshow activity held on the "Interactive Easy" platform of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Yinghe Technology Co., Ltd. was asked about the expansion of its subsidiary and Sikary in the United States and other emerging markets. Yinghe Technology's secretary of the board, Li Chunhui, replied that recently Sikary has had two products pass the first stage review of PMTA and obtained an STN number, which will help Sikary expand in the American market. (For more details, please refer to "After obtaining the STN number, Sikary's 'American Dream' takes its first step.")

Sikary MADJETBAR 25000: New Disposable E-cigarette with Screen
Image Source | Sikary Vape Official Website


Specifically, the main product features of the Sikary MADJETBAR 25000 are:


Nicotine concentration: 50mg Number of puffs: approximately 25,000 Battery capacity: 800mAh Charging method: supports USB Type-C Charging power modes: Normal (20W), Enhanced (25W), and Super (30W) three options Screen functions: Real-time battery and e-liquid monitoring, with dynamic animations Product retail price: approximately $15.99


It is worth noting that the product does not indicate the amount of e-liquid it contains.


Currently, the Sikary MADJETBAR 25000 has been launched on the Sikary Vape official website and several well-known e-cigarette distributor websites in the United States. 2Firsts will continue to monitor new developments in the American disposable e-cigarette market, providing accurate and authoritative industry information to the public.


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