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Ron Carroll prefers to smoke cigars and pipes. But when he can’t do that he says he manages to unobtrusively get his nicotine fix by slipping a packet of tobacco, about the size of a teabag, under his upper lip.
“I use it all the time ― movies, planes,” said the Chicagoan,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who adds that he likes the fact he can remove the packet as easily as a piece of gum. There’s no chewing,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], spitting or mess,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he says.
“It’s discreet, and you don’t look like an addict,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he said. “Smoking’s definitely more about the flavor; the whole experience,” Carroll said. “With this, it’s just taking the edge off.”
Cigarette sales by volume have plummeted 17 percent from 2005, partly the result of health warnings and bans on smoking in public places as well as taxation by local and federal governments. And the heat on cigarette smokers is expected to intensify as the federal Food and Drug Administration requires images of corpses and diseased lungs to be featured on cigarette packs in two years.
The parties as well planned to make a protocol on illegal tobacco trade. In addition, they discussed the issues of tobacco pricing and taxes, as well as the so-called electronic cigarettes.
The electronic cigarettes are battery-operated devices that look like cigarettes, but don’t contain tobacco, delivering pure liquid nicotine to the user, while emitting vapor, which resembles cigarette smoke. Electronic cigarettes are selling in many countries these days, and are promoted as a quit-smoking device in several countries.
“Tobacco products contain hundreds of harmful chemicals used to make smoking more attractive, mainly focused on the young people,” stated Antoon Opperhuizen, vice chairman of the World Health Organization Tobacco Laboratory Network.