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In the eight months following CVSs ban, the company says that in states where the company had a 15% or greater share of the retail pharmacy market, the average smoker purchased five fewer cigarette packs and, in total, approximately 95 million fewer packs were sold
Thats where most people give up
Studies in both animals and humans have suggested the products are linked to increased heart rate and blood pressure after use and can cause harm to the heart and lungs