VAPORESSO's DELICIU Debuts at Vaper Expo UK

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May.11.2024
VAPORESSO's DELICIU Debuts at Vaper Expo UK
DELICIU, a new e-cigarette liquid brand, debuted at Vaper Expo UK with innovative products amidst disposable e-cigarette bans discussion.

According to a May 11th report from PR Newswire, the innovative e-cigarette liquid brand DELICIU made its debut at the Vaper Expo UK in Birmingham on May 10th. This launch comes at a crucial time as the UK and several European countries are considering banning disposable e-cigarettes.

 

DELICIU e-liquid offers consumers more options, leveraging VAPORESSO's spirit of innovation, reliability, and style. DELICIU is showcased alongside VAPORESSO's latest devices, including the XROS 4, XROS 4 mini, and LUXE X2, demonstrating DELICIU's wide compatibility in MTL devices, which are most familiar to disposable e-cigarette users.

 

Powered by VAPORESSO, DELICIU uses natural extraction technology to produce ingredients, providing unprecedented real and vivid flavors at an affordable price. Users can experience larger amounts of vapor and improved smoothness and taste. DELICIU's pioneering formula aims to be more compatible with coils, avoiding the burnt taste often found in other e-liquids, ensuring a longer-lasting, gentler experience.

 

In addition, all ingredients in the formula are sourced from high-quality suppliers who prioritize customer satisfaction. The flavor ingredients meet food-grade quality standards and comply with FEMA, JECFA, and COE standards, while the PG and VG are sourced from globally renowned suppliers such as Procter & Gamble and Dow Chemical Company. Developed by the expert team behind the VAPORESSO XROS series, DELICIU has undergone rigorous testing to perfectly fit within the basic temperature range of the XROS series, enhancing users' e-cigarette experience.

 

The newly launched Mini XROS 4 and XROS 4 are the perfect companions for DELICIU, thanks to the COREX 2.0 technology. This improved pod system offers 30% more flavor, longer lifespan, and 15% more vapor production, enhancing the overall e-cigarette experience. With personalized output modes and airflow, the XROS 4 series is pushing personalized e-cigarettes to the forefront of innovation.

 

As the debate over the ban on disposable products intensifies in Europe, VAPORESSO's launch of DELICIU and its latest devices at Vaper Expo UK marks a turning point in the e-cigarette industry. This move not only demonstrates VAPORESSO's commitment to innovation and quality, but also reflects its dedication to sustainability and public health and well-being.

 

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