SKE launches CRYSTAL S5000 e-cigarette in Canada and UAE

Aug.23.2023
SKE launches CRYSTAL S5000 e-cigarette in Canada and UAE
SKE introduces its new product S5000 from the CRYSTAL series, targeting the markets of Canada and the United Arab Emirates.

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According to a press release from US News Agency, SKE recently launched a new product line called CRYSTAL series, specifically targeting the Canadian and United Arab Emirates markets for the first time.


The report highlights that prior to this, SKE had already introduced its CRYSTAL series products into the UK market and had become one of the top three e-cigarette brands in the country by 2022. With the entry of S5000 into these two markets, SKE hopes to achieve a new milestone in its performance.


The exterior of the SKE CRYSTAL S5000 is made from PCTG material and features a design with gradient patterns and pearl paint. The product currently comes in 10 different flavors, including lemon ice, watermelon ice, and cherry ice. It has a capacity of 13 milliliters of e-liquid and can be used for 5000 puffs. The nicotine content options are 2%, 3.5%, and 5%.


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