CheapVape Introduces New Disposable E-cigarette Products to Australia

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Dec.26.2023

CheapVape Introduces New Disposable E-cigarette Products to Australia

Australia's online e-cigarette website, CheapVape, launches a new range of disposable e-cigarette products, including IGET, HQD, PuffMi, and more.

According to a report by local Australian media outlet Briefingwire, the online e-cigarette website CheapVape has announced the release of its latest line of disposable e-cigarette products. The range includes IGET, HQD, PuffMi, Gunnpo d, Mr FOG, Waka Smash, RELX, and YUOTO.

Sheryl Dunphy, the Marketing Director of CheapVape, emphasizes, "Our mission is to democratize the e-cigarette experience, making it both high-quality and affordable. We are delighted to provide our customers with a wide range of choices that not only meet but exceed their expectations."

References:

[1] CheapVape Unveils Innovative Disposable Vape Collection in Australia

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[1] Man Causes Chaos on Plane by Vaping and Urinating

[2] Australia's South Australia Passes Strict Tobacco Regulations to Promote Heart Health

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