Vuse Go 700: New Nicotine-Free Smoking Alternative Now Available

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Dec.18.2023

Vuse Go 700: New Nicotine-Free Smoking Alternative Now Available

Japan's convenience store chain, FamilyMart, will begin selling Vuse Go 700, a zero-nicotine alternative to smoking, starting today.

According to a report by Japanese media outlet Kakaku on December 18th, British American Tobacco Japan (BAT Japan) announced that approximately 2,300 FamilyMart convenience stores across Tokyo will begin selling a zero-nicotine alternative smoking product called Vuse Go 700, starting today.

The newly released Vuse Go 700 features a lightweight and compact design. This product is a disposable e-cigarette that incorporates a novel pocket-sized packaging, capable of satisfying users' vaping needs with approximately 700 puffs.

A total of eight models, including "Vuse Go 700 Peppermint Ice," "Vuse Go 700 Blueberry Ice," "Vuse Go 700 Classic Regular," and "Vuse Go 700 Mango Ice," are now available for purchase at FamilyMart convenience stores. The price for each product is set at 980 yen (approximately 50 yuan).

References:

[1] BAT、使い切りベイプ「Vuse Go 700」を都内ファミリーマートで本日12/18から販売

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[3] China's E-cigarette Exports to Japan: Oct 2023 Data Analysis

[4] Vuse Go 700: Zero-Nicotine Vaping Products Now Available in Japan

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