KYF, a French-designed electronic cigarette
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Launched in France in 2008, the Kyf electronic cigarette was designed around a number of questions smokers ask.
Its creators looked closely at how it is made, at quality control in the factory and at how long it lasts, before deciding to distribute it as what they presented at the time as a technological advance.
The Kyf cigarette therefore came about against a background of smoking, of the addiction it creates and of its dangers.
The KYF electronic cigarette works through a spray system, the atomiser, which releases the flavourings and the nicotine, depending on the refill used.

Like most electronic cigarettes of its kind, the Kyf places an atomiser inside every refill, which the brand puts forward as an argument for hygiene. Each refill is said to be the equivalent of around thirty ordinary cigarettes.
The KYF cigarette is sold on our site, with refills that come with or without nicotine depending on the version chosen.
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