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What is IQOS?
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We move forward, we IQOS
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IQOS VEEV vaping device was launched in New Zealand and Czech Republic in 2020, Finland and Italy in 2021, Serbia in 2022, with more markets to come.
IQOS ILUMA series was launched with its SMARTCORE INDUCTION SYSTEM™.
IQOS ILUMAtm is designed to be used only with tobacco sticks specially designed for IQOS ILUMAtm devices. Do not use IQOS ILUMAtm and tobacco sticks specially designed for IQOS ILUMAtm devices sticks with previous IQOStm generations, as this may cause damage to your device. This product contains a sharp metal part which can cause serious injury if swallowed. Keep out of reach of children.
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IQOS 3 and IQOS 3 MULTI are now sold in cities in 43 markets around the world. IQOS parent company, Philip Morris International, spends 92% of all R&D and 60% of all commercial expenditure on smoke-free products.
IQOS next generation device, the pioneering 2.4 PLUS, is launched in 21 markets. A year later, it is available to adult customers in 38 markets. In 2017 it wins a GOOD DESIGN® Award from the annual presentations made by the Chicago Athenaeum [Museum of Architecture and Design] and Metropolitan Arts Press.
PMI’s first commercial heat-not-burn device is launched in Japan and Italy. A year later the product is named IQOS and is made available in Portugal, Romania, Russia and Switzerland.
PMI expands its R&D facilities focusing on alternatives to cigarettes by opening a new research laboratory in Singapore. Today, over 400 R&D experts are working on IQOS technologies around the world.
Forward strides into smoke-free alternatives to cigarettes, soon to become IQOS, levels up in 2008 with a new dedicated R&D centre in Switzerland.
While PMI’s research into heated tobacco alternatives goes back to the early 1990s, 2007 marks a turning point when a heat-not-burn prototype using HeatControl™ technology is developed. The device is a technological step forward but is ergonomically awkward.