Lighter Brand iGood Has Upgraded Into E-cigarettes Too!

 　　When it comes to lighters, everyone thinks of Zippo. Another lighter brand that is on par with Zippo is called iGood.<\/p>   　　iGood is one of the top ten lighter brands in the world, with a history of over a hundred years in the United States. It was once famous for its pure copper limited edition lighter, which was priced at 8,888 yuan.
  　　Lighters are essential tools for lighting cigarettes. However, as we see the smoking population around us gradually showing the harmful effects of smoking with age—such as bronchitis, pneumonia, and lung cancer—the number of smokers has started to decline.
  　　Recently, reports indicated that in Japan, due to the rise of e-cigarettes, a lighter manufacturing company went bankrupt. Now, the lighter brand iGood, which is on par with Zippo, has also upgraded to e-cigarettes!
  　　Some people began to doubt and asked: “Are iGood lighters and iGood e-cigarettes from the same company?”
  　　The response was: “The answer is obviously yes. Both the lighters and e-cigarettes use the same brand logo, the same brand culture, brand story, and brand slogan. Most importantly, they are from the same company.”
  　　It was later learned that Pan Yuanli, the Operations Director for Greater China of iGood, decided in 2016 to upgrade the company brand to an e-cigarette brand, gradually reducing the production of lighters while retaining only the most classic and valuable styles of the iGood brand. The company aims to fully develop and produce e-cigarette products, doing something meaningful for society.
  　　According to reports, iGood has currently received a million investment from the Xia Jun Group and is preparing to initiate its Series A financing. In the future, the iGood brand will comprehensively layout offline experience centers and flagship stores on Tmall and JD.com.
  　　Currently, searching on Taobao reveals several products listed. In some forums, hand-drawn design sketches of iGood e-cigarettes have been posted, claiming to feature ergonomic designs.
  　　However, the current product sales are still not high.