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TEREA Fusion Menthol Japan

د.إ239.00 MRP د.إ286.00
  • Flavor: Complex menthol with ripe fruit
  • Origin: Japan
  • Nicotine per stick: Approximately 0.5 mg.
  • Puffs per stick: Up to 14 puffs.
  • Sticks per pack: 20 sticks.
  • Packs per carton: 10 packs.
  • Total sticks per carton: 200 sticks.
  • Carton weight: 240 grams.
  • Carton dimensions: 162 x 75 x 47 mm.
  • Compatibility: IQOS ILUMA, ILUMA i and Lambda Device

Quantity: Available

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The name is literal. Fusion Menthol is a three-way blend, menthol married to floral and herbal notes, and it’s the only stick in the Japanese range that treats aroma as the main event rather than a side effect. Philip Morris rates its aroma at the top of the scale, five out of five, higher than any other TEREA flavor made. If every menthol you’ve tried felt like the same cold blast with a different label on it, this is the one built on a different idea entirely.

About the flavor

Three elements share the stick. Cool menthol carries it, a soft floral sweetness sits on top, and a herbal, almost green-tea character runs underneath. None of them dominates, which is unusual: most flavored menthols pick a fruit and push it. Fusion is closer to a composed scent than a flavor, and the ripe-fruit and citrus notes woven through it keep the florals from turning soapy.

The intensity is deliberately restrained. Menthol strength lands around four out of five, so the cooling is genuinely there, but it arrives smooth rather than sharp, with medium body behind it. Compared with the Marlboro Fusion Menthol many Japanese smokers came from, this version is crisper and lighter, with less of that sweetness and more clarity.

A session opens gently. The first draw brings soft cooling and the floral note almost simultaneously, with no harshness. Through the middle the herbal layer becomes clearer and the whole thing settles into balance, which is where most people decide they like it. The finish is a cool, lingering aftertaste that fades slowly rather than snapping shut. One detail regular users mention: the floral scent stays on the spent stick after the session ends.

In the room around you, it reads as light and clean, softer than standard menthol and quick to disperse. It won’t announce itself the way a berry menthol does.

Worth being straightforward about the one criticism this flavor attracts: because ILUMA’s induction heating strips out background roughness, a small number of people find the florals read as slightly perfumed or synthetic. Most tasters describe the same quality as sophisticated. It’s a genuine split, and one pack tells you which side you’re on.

Where it fits among the Japanese menthols

The Japan range carries ten menthol variants, and Fusion is the aromatic one. Menthol is the straightforward cooling reference, Black Menthol is maximum cold with nothing added, and both are simpler propositions than this. On the flavored side, Bright Menthol goes green-fruit and crisp, Yellow Menthol leans citrus and herb, and Tropical Menthol is the exotic fruit option. Fusion is the only one reaching for floral complexity.

Nothing in the UAE, Kazakhstan, Indonesia or Armenia ranges is built like it, which makes it one of the genuine reasons to buy Japanese stock at all. The full ladder is on our TEREA Japan flavors page.

What you get

Twenty sticks in a pack, 200 in a carton of 10 packs, with the carton cheaper per stick. Original Japan-market product, factory-sealed, Japanese printing and health warnings on the box, flavor name in Latin script so you can find it on the shelf.

Getting the most out of it

Insert printed-end up into any ILUMA holder without twisting, wait for the ready vibration, and draw. Up to 14 puffs or roughly 6 minutes per stick, 0.5mg nicotine, no ash and nothing to clean out afterwards.

One tip specific to this flavor: take the first two or three draws slowly. Fusion’s whole appeal is in the aroma layers, and pulling hard on the opening puffs pushes the menthol forward at the expense of the floral and herbal notes you paid for. It rewards a gentler pace than a strong menthol does.

Compatibility

Runs in every induction device: IQOS ILUMA One, Standard and Prime, the ILUMA i range, and Lambda i8, i9 and i10. Blade devices such as the IQOS 3 Duo can’t heat it; how TEREA sticks work explains the mechanism.

Delivery

Stocked in Abu Dhabi with 1-hour delivery across the city and same-day delivery to the rest of the UAE. Cash on delivery available, free delivery on orders over 200 AED.

Frequently asked questions

Is Fusion Menthol strong?

The cooling is solid, around four out of five, but it’s smooth rather than sharp. If you want cold above all else, Black Menthol is the better buy. Fusion trades some bite for complexity.

What does “fusion” actually refer to?

The three-way blend: menthol, floral and herbal notes combined rather than one flavor added to a menthol base. That’s the difference between this and the fruit menthols in the range.

Will it smell strong in a room?

Less than most menthols. The scent is light and floral and clears quickly, which is part of why office users tend to favour it.

I usually smoke Marlboro Fusion Menthol. Is this the same?

Same family, different execution. The TEREA version is crisper and less sweet, and the ILUMA heating brings out the aroma more clearly than a blade device does.

Is it a good first Japanese flavor?

Only if aroma is what draws you. If you’re new to the Japanese range and want something familiar, start with Menthol or Bright Menthol and come to Fusion once you know the baseline.

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