U.S. Company Launches LED E-Cigarette Vending Machine Featuring Brands Like HQD, Fume, and ELFBAR

Nov.13.2024
U.S. Company Launches LED E-Cigarette Vending Machine Featuring Brands Like HQD, Fume, and ELFBAR
Nepa Vending introduces LED e-cigarette vending machine with improved display and security features, catering to diverse customer needs.

According to a report by Yahoo Finance on November 13th, American company Nepa Vending LLC has launched a LED e-cigarette vending machine.


The company claims that the machine features LED lighting and improved product display capabilities to encourage consumers to purchase e-cigarette products. It also offers round-the-clock e-cigarette product sales, supporting contactless transactions and including security features such as age verification systems.


The company also stated that these vending machines regularly replenish popular brands such as HQD, Fume, and ELFBAR, and regularly analyze trends according to market changes to meet the needs of a diverse customer base.


According to reports, Nepa Vending LLC is one of the suppliers of e-cigarette vending machines located in Florida, USA.


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