A lot.
1 pack every 2 weeks
if the average smoker smokes one pack a day it is about $8 to $10 depends on the tax
like 20 dollars
He had Lung Cancer. As a kid he had problems with his lungs even. He got lung cancer mostly because he was a pack-a-day smoker for 35 years.
They pay almost a thousand dolllars a year!
one cup of tar a year for a pack a day smoker....good luck if you wish to quit!
well if you smoke a pack a day you will live up to 60 years.half a pack a day 85 years.dont smoke!!!! a none smoker about 90-100 years
I'm pretty sure it was if you smoked 20+ cigarettes a day (the average no. for a smoker) , after one year you would be left with 1.5 pounds of tar in your lungs just looking at the pictures of smokers lungs and hearing what it can do to you would be enough to stop anyone smoking! I don't know why anyone would want to do that to themselves?! The pictures of 'smokers' lungs' are usually of the DISEASED lungs of PIGS or even lungs of pigs soaked in chemicals. Coloration of the lungs is caused by disease and the undiseased lungs of a smoker and non-smoker look exactly the same. By the above estimate, a lifetime smoker for fifty years would be carrying 75 pounds of tar in their lungs!!! The amount of tar produced by a typical cigarette is 7 milligrams. The average smoker smokes around 100 cigarettes a week so, in a year, this would add up to around 35 grams or just over an ounce. Some of the tar is exhaled and the macrophages and mucus in the lungs break down all but minute traces of what remains.
A pack-a-day smoker will lose approximately 2 teeth every 10 years.
Because there's nothing in it for the tobacco company. A purchase of a pack of 20 keeps a would-be quitter committed that much longer and any casual smoker who really only wants one or two pays that much more for the pack (and stands a better chance of becoming a heavier smoker).
Yeah she is, she smokes a pack a day apparently.
That depends on how much one smokes. A pack a day smoker will pay between twenty-five and seventy dollars per week.