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The harmful materials in cigarettes (like tar, carbon monoxide and acetone) put smokers at a higher risk of: Heart Disease Stroke Diabetes Lung Cancer (and other types of cancer) Chronic Bronchitis Asthma Cataracts Infertility Because the nicotine in tobacco is highly addictive, users may find it hard to quit

By offering different pack sizes, manufacturers can cater to various market demands and price points, making cigarettes more accessible to a broader range of consumers

When taking a hit, draw the smoke into your mouth first, then take some fresh air to pull it into your lungs