Images of Rumored Lotus Vape and Liqun Vape
Images of the rumored Lotus Vape and Liqun Vape surfaced as discussion grew around tobacco company entry into vaping devices after e-commerce crackdowns.
After the removal of e-cigarettes from e-commerce platforms, rumors about China Tobacco's e-cigarettes have spread wildly on social media. The removal of e-cigarettes is a protective measure for minors, and in nearby Japan and South Korea, e-cigarettes cannot be sold online either. Sichuan China Tobacco has been working on atomized e-cigarettes since 2017, followed by Yunnan China Tobacco's MC. In fact, these atomized e-cigarettes are all developed by China Tobacco, so there’s no need for those in the e-cigarette industry to be overly alarmed.
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