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NEAFS Sticks and Other Tobacco-Free Options A new inhalable product is NEAFS Sticks - these look like cigarette tubes, just like the tobacco ones used for IQOS, but contain cellulose fibres soaked in a mixture of propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerine (VG), flavourings and nicotine (though nicotine free are also available)
They can be legal when: Sold by Indigenous businesses Compliant with federal and provincial rules Proper excise and tax duties are addressed when applicable Nonstatus consumers buying Native cigarettes online should verify that the retailer adheres to Canadian law
Most ads display one or more cigarette packs surrounded by a rural setting
In the late 1970s, Lorillard Tobacco Co., later absorbed by British American Tobacco, researched marshmallow, cherry, creme de menthe and tutti-frutti flavored cigarettes, concluding some flavors would appeal to consumers who were very young, teenagers and beginner cigarette smokers, records show
