South Korea’s Tobacco HTP Device "Lil Solid" FIIT Series Pods Price Cut Effective from May

Apr.29

KT&G (Korea Tobacco & Ginseng) announced that, starting from May 1, it will reduce the price of its "FIIT" series pods for the heated tobacco product "Lil Solid" by 200 KRW (0.14 USD) to expand consumer choices and enhance product satisfaction.

Key points:

1.South Korean tobacco company KT&G will decrease the price of its "FIIT" series pods for the heated tobacco product "Lil Solid" starting from May 1st, with a reduction of 200 Korean won (0.14 USD).

2.The price cut aims to expand consumer choices, enhance product value and improve customer satisfaction.

According to a report by YNA.co on April 28th, KT&G announced that in order to broaden consumer choices and increase product satisfaction, they will lower the price of their heated tobacco product pods.

Starting May 1st, KT&G will reduce the prices of its "Lil Solid" exclusive pod "FIIT" series by 200 Korean won (0.14 USD) from 4,500 Korean won to 4,300 Korean won, across all 8 products in the series.

A representative of KT&G stated that,

"We have adjusted the prices of our pods to provide consumers with a variety of price options. In the future, the company will continue to focus on reasonable pricing and high-quality products in order to maximize customer satisfaction."

References:

[1] KT&G, 궐련형 전자담배 '릴 솔리드' 스틱 가격 200원 인하

Also Read:

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

[2] KT&G Launches Upgraded HTP "Lil Solid 3.0" with New Features

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