The filter is perforated with tiny holes that dilute the smoke with air. As such, the inhaled smoke contains less tar and nicotine. In theory, this should make the cigarette "safer" than full flavor ones. In practice, however, the average smoker compensates by inhaling more deeply or by covering parts of the holes with fingers or lips.
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nope all cigarettes are murderous drugs.
cigarettes is a stick full of chemicals and causes cancer of lungs and other cancers
According to Wikipedia they were invented in 1925.
It is added during processing. In cigarettes, it is added to the filters.
In that a filter on a cigarette captures some of the particles released when a cigarette is smoked, yes they are. However, filters are not effective at preventing harmful substances being inhaled, they merely reduce the amount of some of those substances.To more precisely answer the question, they are not good for smokers.
ive had three different people tell me that camel is the only brand of cigarettes that has a 100% cotton filter. most have fiberglass in them that gives you a higher risk of lung disease.
Buy some rolling tobacco, some rolling papers and some filters and master the art of rolling.
No... filters are mostly made up of fiberglass and nylons. Although it catches a percent of the chemicals you maybe adding another substance or chemicals from the filter itself.
Any tobacco shop should have what you need, loose tobacco,papers,cigarette roller and even filters.
The smoke is not harmful. It is the tar content that is harmful, which is the reason tobacco companies began placing filters on cigarettes.
Charcoal is an amazing substance in that it will react to many different chemicals. Consequently it is used wherever someone wants something removed easily. Applications range from odor eaters in sneakers to filters in cigarettes to filters in industrial plants.