Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team

Innovation by 2FIRSTS, edited by Sophia
May.24.2024
Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Titan releases 10000-puff disposable e-cigarette, featuring 15 flavors and fast USB-C charging, revolutionizing UK market.

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Recently, 2FIRSTS released "From 3500 puffs to 6000 puffs: The 'evolutionary history' of compliant disposable e-cigarettes in the UK." Readers pointed out that a compliant 10,000 puff disposable e-cigarette product has now appeared in the UK market. 2FIRSTS discovered at the UK e-cigarette online store VAPEUK that the e-cigarette brand Titan has launched a product called Titan 10K, with a total usage of 10,000 puffs and priced at £16.99.

 

Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Titan 10K | Image Source: VAPEUK

 

The design of this product is similar to the recently popular "4-in-1" products, but with a horizontal installation form and four detachable components on the device. It comes with eight 2ml pods (containing 20mg nicotine salt) and is said to provide approximately 10,000 puffs.

 

Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Design of promotional images | Image source: VAPEUK

 

Its built-in 1000mAh battery supports fast charging via the USB-C port, able to fully charge in just thirty minutes. In addition, the Titan 10K kit also features automatic suction and offers 15 different fruit flavors and unique tastes to choose from.

 

Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Product categories | Image source: VAPEUK

 

According to the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) e-cigarette notifications platform, the Titan 10K is formally known as GOLD BAR TITAN, submitted by GB TECH LLC. A search by 2FIRSTS revealed that this company is the same submitter of Gold Bar products. Therefore, Titan and GOLD BAR are different brands of the same company.

 

Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Product information from MHRA | Image source: MHRA

 

It is worth noting that 2FIRSTS was noticed at a previous e-cigarette exhibition in Birmingham, UK, where its usage of 10,000 puffs attracted a lot of attention from attendees. However, at that time, the specific release date was not disclosed. On the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), the account UK Vape Supply posted on May 22nd to generate anticipation for the product, using words like "Big Puff" in their announcement.

 

Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Product photos taken in real life | Image source: 2FIRSTS

 

2FIRSTS observed that on Titan's introduction page, it is stated that the Titan was designed by the "creators" of Gold Bar Vape Gold, and in the Vape Gold category, the Titan 10K is in fact the latest released product.

Titan 10K: 10000-Puff Disposable in UK, Designed by Gold Bar Team
Post | Image source: X

 

 

 

 

 

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