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34, 44 Due to an overall reduction in smoking, the tobacco industry has continued to expand its product portfolio to noncombustible products e.g., vaping and nicotine pouches (held in the mouth)

* Great tobacco/fresh/gourmand hybrid fragrance * Fresher than most tobacco fragrances on the market * A rare tobacco fragrance that appeals to younger users * Smooth and soft fragrance * Good blend of soft tobacco, herbal, and gourmand aromas * Standout notes of green tobacco, chocolate, vanilla, honey and fresh patchouli musk * Dry fragrance that will appeal to those who dislike sweet fragrances * Great for cooler weather * Lack of sweetness will throw off younger users and traditional tobacco fragrance lovers * Mixed bag performer

Other common reasons for trying ENDS included using them in places where tobacco is not allowed and to replace, cut down, or quit other tobacco products (WYSAC, 2018)

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