Discount Promotion for New Glo Hyper Pro Starting March 4

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Feb.28.2024
Discount Promotion for New Glo Hyper Pro Starting March 4
Japanese media Kakaku reported on February 27, 2024 that British American Tobacco Japan will launch a discount event for the new "glo hyper pro" tobacco device on March 4.

According to a report by the Japanese media outlet Kakaku on February 27, 2024, British American Tobacco Japan will launch a discount promotion for their new heated tobacco device "glo hyper pro" on March 4.

 

This discount event will kick off on March 4th and will end on March 31st. During the event, the company will reduce the original price of "glo hyper pro" from 3980 yen to 2980 yen, a discount of 1000 yen.

 

The event will feature four color variations of the product "glo hyper pro," including "sapphire blue," "obsidian black," "jade green," and "ruby black." However, it is important to note that actual sale prices may vary due to different distribution channels.

 

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