Super Luckee 45000: The Largest Disposable E-Cigarette in USA

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Oct.09.2024
Super Luckee 45000: The Largest Disposable E-Cigarette in USA
New Super Luckee 45000 e-cigarette with 45000 puffs launched in US market by luckee vape, setting a new record.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed that a new large capacity e-cigarette, the Super Luckee 45000, with a capacity of 45000 puffs, has been listed on the well-known e-cigarette retailer vapesourcing's website in the United States. This product is produced by the e-cigarette brand Luckee vape and comes equipped with 50ml of e-liquid.

Super Luckee 45000: The Largest Disposable E-Cigarette in USA
Image source: vapesourcing official website

 

In August of this year, the US market has gradually introduced disposable e-cigarette products with a capacity of 40,000 puffs (for more details, see "Product | Inventory of the new 40,000-puff disposable e-cigarette competition in the US"). As we enter the final quarter of 2024, the competition in the US e-cigarette market revolving around puff capacity shows no signs of slowing down. According to industry analysts, the Super Luckee 45,000 puff disposable e-cigarette may be the largest capacity product currently on the market in the US.

Super Luckee 45000: The Largest Disposable E-Cigarette in USA
Image source | luckee vape official website

 

Looking specifically at the Super Luckee 45000, its main product features include:

 

E-liquid capacity: 50ml 

Pre-filled e-liquid nicotine concentration: 50mg 

Number of puffs: approximately 45,000 times 

Battery capacity: 3000mAh 

Charging method: supports USB Type-C Charging 

Features: equipped with RGB indicator lights/ 10 flavors to choose from/ supports DTL (Direct to Lung) mode

 

Super Luckee 45000: The Largest Disposable E-Cigarette in USA
Image source | vapesourcing official website

 

Currently, the Super Luckee 45000 has been launched on the official website of the e-cigarette brand luckee vape as well as on the distributor website vapesourcing. The product is in the pre-launch phase, and the specific price has not yet been disclosed.

 

Earlier, 2Firsts also reported on other types of e-cigarette products introduced by luckee vape, including the hookah-style e-cigarette DKHAAN (more details can be found in "The Uprising of the Hookah-Style E-Cigarette Market in the US: AL FAKHER vs JNR Brand Product Comparison"). According to information found on the luckee vape official website by 2Firsts, the brand currently showcases a total of 11 products and offers OEM, ODM, and wholesale services.

 

2Firsts will continue to track new developments in the US disposable e-cigarette market, providing the public with accurate and authoritative industry information.

 

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