In the U.S. all have fsc in them.
In the U.S. all cigarettes have fsc in them. But you can order online.
As of January 1, 2010, Arkansas retailers must sell Fire-Safe Cigarettes (FSC).
No, not any states anymore.
Yes, West Virginia sells fire-safe cigarettes. You may find some non-fire-safe cigarettes still around because some gas stations and cigarette stores have extra stock of those. Once they've sold out of the older non-fire-safe cigarettes, they will begin putting the FSC cigarettes on their shelves.
I believe it's a government regulated law so it depends on Canada's Gov't.
No, as of July 1, 2011, all states in the US now have laws which require retailers to sell only fire safe cigarettes.
Kohl's does not sell cigarettes.
Fire Safety Cigarrettes. They put them selves out if not being used. Its to prevent fires and what not. It actually stands for "fire standards compliant." They are more commonly known by the misnomer "fire safe cigarettes." FSC or fire safe cigarette laws were passed state by state using deception and misinformation. FSC cigarettes greatly increase the health risks for smokers. Fires have actually increased for smokers in New York, the first state to pass the law. Please spread the word!
Yes we can improve our Fsc
As of July 1, 2011, all US states have laws requiring retailers to sell only fire safe cigarettes. I am an over the road truck driver and the only places I could get nonFSC's was NC, SC, VA and TN. I have been through them lately and they are all FSC now. Today is 12/08/09 5/2/10 For Americans, the best I have found for Non-FSC is TobaccoTrain . . . for European blends, I was getting Marlboros out of Switzerland.
Yes. Ohio passed the law requiring Fire Safe Cigarettes on January 6, 2009 and it became effective May 1, 2010
Most cigarettes around the world are not FSCs. If your jurisdiction does have imits requiring them, then simply import cigarettes from any of the various suppliers on the internet, or buy them from another area. Canada and European Union countries are FSC. The law was implemented a lot sooner than in the USA.