WVS Dubai | Latest Trends: Disposable Shisha E-Cigarettes

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Jun.17.2024

WVS Dubai | Latest Trends: Disposable Shisha E-Cigarettes

During the Dubai World e-cigarette exhibition from June 12th to 14th, brands unveiled disposable e-hookah products targeting the Middle East.

During the World E-Cigarette Exhibition in Dubai from June 12 to 14, 2FIRSTS observed that many brands have introduced disposable e-cigarette products targeting the Middle East market. 2FIRSTS compiled a list of disposable e-cigarette products showcased by various brands at the exhibition, providing readers with a comprehensive analysis of market trends.

The following are the specific details:

YOOZ

Dalkbar ASM

MAZAJ

MEVOL

Pod Salt Pearl Bar

The Al Fakher Crown Bar

Hayati Twist

LAVA Hookah

PEAK BAR

VNSN

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[8] WVS Interview | JUST FOG: Educating UAE Users to Accept Open-systems, Where We Focus

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[11] WVS Interview | My Vapery: Success Lies in Distribution Channel and Cooperation Network

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