BAT Japan Holds New Year Promotion for VuseGo 700

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Jan.04.2024

BAT Japan Holds New Year Promotion for VuseGo 700

BAT Japan is holding a New Year promotion on its zero-nicotine e-cigarette product, "VuseGo 700", with a significant price reduction.

According to a report by the local Japanese media outlet, Kakaku, BAT Japan is currently holding a New Year promotion for its e-cigarette product called "VuseGo 700" which is marketed as being nicotine-free.

This promotional event will last until January 7th. The "VuseGo700," originally priced at 980 Japanese yen, has been significantly reduced by 196 yen during the event, allowing customers to purchase it for only 784 yen ($5.45).

References:

[1] 期間限定で784円に、BAT使い切りベイプ「Vuse Go 700」が新春タイムセールを開催

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