Summer Promotion: PMI Japan's IQOS Iluma i Series Discount

Aug.08.2024
Summer Promotion: PMI Japan's IQOS Iluma i Series Discount
Philip Morris Japan launches summer promotion for IQOS Iluma i series, offering up to 2000 yen discount. Sale ends August 27.

According to Kakaku.News on August 8th, Philip Morris International (PMI) Japan's branch, Philip Morris Japan, has launched a summer promotional campaign for the HNB device "IQOS Iluma i" series.


This promotion is applicable to the IQOS online store, with a deadline of August 27th. Selected products are eligible for discounts of up to 2000 Japanese yen (13.68 U.S. dollars).


In addition, the "IQOS Iluma i Prime" is not involved in the event.


The IQOS Iluma i has a suggested retail price of 6,980 yen ($47.75), but is currently available for 4,980 yen ($34.06).


The "IQOS Iluma i One" is recommended to retail at 3980 Japanese yen (27.22 US dollars), but is currently being sold for 2980 Japanese yen (20.38 US dollars).


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