South Korean Brand Mons to Introduce New Bubblemon 2ml Model with RELX Symbol

Market by 2FIRSTS.ai
Apr.11.2024
South Korean Brand Mons to Introduce New Bubblemon 2ml Model with RELX Symbol
Mons to launch new e-cigarette "Bubblemon 2ml" with aqua and pink mon flavors; improved user experience and competitive pricing.

According to a report by South Korean media outlet BusinessKorea on April 11, the e-cigarette brand Mons recently announced that they will be launching a new e-cigarette model called "Bubblemon 2ml.

South Korean Brand Mons to Introduce New Bubblemon 2ml Model with RELX Symbol
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According to reports, the new product will come in two different scents, "aqua" and "pink mon", with an e-liquid capacity of 2 milliliters and a nicotine content of 0.98%. The e-cigarette measures 11.3cm x 1.0cm x 2.1cm and weighs 29 grams, and it is powered by a 3.7V/500mAh battery.

 

This product uses naturally extracted nicotine from tobacco and a sensor, allowing for immediate use without the need for lighting.

 

A company spokesperson stated that the new e-cigarette model focuses on enhancing consumer experience and offers better value for money compared to the previous 1.2ml products. It is reported that the product will be available for purchase at GS25 stores starting on the 15th.

 

It is worth mentioning that in addition to the iconic Mons logo, the design of this product also includes the "RELX" symbol at the bottom. This symbol was not present in Mons' previous releases of Bubble Pop, BILLOW BLACK, and BILLOW WHITE.

 

RELX and Bubblemon recently launched a disposable e-cigarette in the UK market.

 

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