KT&G introduces new pod product 'FIT Change UNIQ' for 'Lil Solid'

Oct.30.2024
KT&G introduces new pod product 'FIT Change UNIQ' for 'Lil Solid'
KT&G launches new pod "FIT Change UNIQ" for "Lil Solid" device, expanding product line to 8, available nationwide.

South Korean tobacco company KT&G announced the launch of a new pod product called "FIT Change UNIQ" for its "Lil Solid" heated tobacco device on the same day, according to an October 30 N.News report.

 

The product will be available in major convenience stores nationwide and four Lil-branded specialty stores called "Lil Minimalium" at the same time.

 

According to reports, the launch of this new product has expanded the "Lil Solid" exclusive pod product line to a total of 8 options.

 

The NGP Business Unit Director of the company, Ren Wangxi, stated that, "KT&G continues to lead the trend of the domestic e-cigarette market by reflecting consumer demands in innovative devices and diverse pods, with the support of customers. In the future, we will continue to strive to launch more innovative products based on the world's top development and manufacturing technology."

 

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