Since late 2016 Inferno Flashlight has been all over the internet in Nigeria. Obviously this isn't a normal lighter - It's normally reserved for professionals only. Inferno has several unique features such as an " Electric Flame " for wind and water proof lighting and harmful butane free use and " One-Touch Lighting". UPDATE: Special Lighter SALE! ( $112 , NOW ONLY $28 ) 75% OFF - CLICK HERE Many people use it as their survival lighter, for outdoors pursuits, it's really perfect: "Having a wind and rain proof lighter in your pocket gives you ‘100% peace-of-mind' that you can get a fire going if the worst happens!" However, some officials in Nigeria don't agree with the fact that a Lighter so powerful, should be accessible to the general public. Especially not at a price this affordable either; $28 vs $112 , considering it still costs about $400 across the Atlantic... But How Do You Explain S But How Do You Explain Such A Low Price? It's not about the quality (which is very, very high for just $28), but about the suppliers situation; Manufactures had incredibly high margins selling these tactical tools that were intended solely for professionals. Now, this lighter is on sale for everyone including the public - at least for now - which means they can drop prices to clear their excess stock... What My Inferno Lighter Can Do? It's made of hardened, super tough, aircraft aluminium. Has the latest advances in Electric Arc ’Dual-Beam’ technology and is delivered in it's small premium case, with charging cable, etc. Lighting at any angle (even upside down!) Precision Focused Lighting 0% (ZERO) Butane or other harmful emissions USB rechargeable Why You Should Order Right Now? Recent commercialization in Nigeria of this lighter, is threatened by the possibility of it being banned altogether. UPDATE: Special Lighter SALE! ( $112 , NOW ONLY $28 ) 75% OFF - CLICK HERE While it won't be illegal to own one, it would be illegal for the manufacturers to sell them to the public due to licensing disputes... Although, at the moment this is not the case, nobody knows when the laws may change and purchase of a Inferno Lighter could be heavily taxed...