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"The packs certainly look more poisonous and I think will make a lot of young people think twice if they are offered a cigarette, or see their parents cigarettes lying around the house." Louise Morris, a former smoker from Newcastle, has supported calls for standardised packaging on tobacco products for a number of years as she believes cigarette packs have been positioned to be attractive to young people for too long
This NHS Swap to Stop scheme is part of the UK government's broader goal to reduce smoking rates to below 5% by 2030
They have also been wrongly viewed as less harmful than non-flavoured cigarettes
I also agree with the review about that this is a VERY nice morning smoke
He didnt have to be cut open, which is what we were worried about
Additional Information 11485 (AB-273257) 19th Century, Early 20th Century This item is in stock and available for purchase
