Cigarette maker Philip Morris to sell new product that heats tobacco rather than burning it
How do e-cigarettes work?
E-cigarettes are battery powered and contain a cartridge filled with nicotine. When the user inhales, the nicotine is drawn into an atomizing chamber, where it is heated and turned into a vapour. The vapour is inhaled like a normal cigarette and a nicotine hit is delivered to the lungs without tar or toxins.
How do HeatSticks work?
The cigarette-like sticks are heated to maximum of 350 degrees Celsius in a hollow pen-like device to create a tobacco-flavoured nicotine vapour. They contain tobacco which is heated instead of burned to eliminate toxins found in smoke.
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- Manufacturers hope the cigarette-like sticks, which contain tobacco, will appeal to smokers
- HeatSticks are set to be launched in Japan and Italy this year
- Philip Morris has purchased a British e-cigarette maker, Nicocigs
How do e-cigarettes work?
E-cigarettes are battery powered and contain a cartridge filled with nicotine. When the user inhales, the nicotine is drawn into an atomizing chamber, where it is heated and turned into a vapour. The vapour is inhaled like a normal cigarette and a nicotine hit is delivered to the lungs without tar or toxins.
How do HeatSticks work?
The cigarette-like sticks are heated to maximum of 350 degrees Celsius in a hollow pen-like device to create a tobacco-flavoured nicotine vapour. They contain tobacco which is heated instead of burned to eliminate toxins found in smoke.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...l-sell-Marlboro-HeatSticks.html#ixzz3G7Qfxiea
?!?! That's way beyond where, chemically, bad things start happening to juice.
