back then the cigarettes would be 25% the price less than it costs right now!

No way, they were a LOT cheaper than that. More like 80% of what they are

now. They were like .45 a pack.

You're both wrong. In 1971 try .25 - .30 per pack. Cigs weren't .45 till 1977. Cigarette machines were always more. A carton at the supermarket would go for about $1.75 - $2 in 1971-------Depended on the brand.

Yes, smoking can have various effects on the bladder and is associated with an increased risk of several bladder-related conditions. Here are some ways in which smoking can impact the bladder:

Bladder Cancer:

Smoking is a well-established risk factor for bladder cancer. The harmful substances in tobacco smoke, including carcinogens and toxins, can be absorbed into the bloodstream and eventually excreted through the urine. These substances may come into contact with the lining of the bladder, potentially leading to genetic changes and an increased risk of developing bladder cancer.

Bladder Inflammation (Cystitis):

Smoking has been linked to an increased risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) and bladder inflammation. The chemicals in tobacco smoke can irritate the bladder lining, making it more susceptible to infections. Chronic irritation and inflammation may contribute to the development of cystitis.

Reduced Bladder Function:

Smoking can impair bladder function. Nicotine, a major component of tobacco, can stimulate the release of adrenaline, leading to increased tension in the muscles around the bladder. This tension may result in reduced bladder capacity and control, contributing to issues such as overactive bladder or urinary incontinence.

Increased Risk of Bladder Stones:

Smoking has been associated with an increased risk of developing bladder stones. The chemicals in tobacco may contribute to changes in the composition of urine, making it more prone to the formation of stones in the bladder.

Impact on Bladder Treatment Outcomes:

For individuals undergoing treatment for bladder-related conditions, such as bladder cancer or urinary incontinence, smoking can negatively impact treatment outcomes. Healing and recovery may be compromised due to the adverse effects of smoking on overall health and immune function.

Worsening Symptoms of Bladder Conditions:

Smoking can exacerbate the symptoms of pre-existing bladder conditions. For example, individuals with interstitial cystitis or overactive bladder may experience increased discomfort and urgency if they smoke.

Delayed Recovery After Bladder Surgery:

Smokers may experience delayed recovery after bladder surgery. The healing process can be impaired due to the vasoconstrictive effects of nicotine, which can compromise blood flow to the surgical site.

It's important to note that quitting smoking can have positive effects on bladder health. Research suggests that individuals who quit smoking may experience a reduction in the risk of bladder cancer over time, and quitting can contribute to overall improvements in urinary and bladder function.

If you have concerns about the impact of smoking on your bladder or are experiencing bladder-related symptoms, it is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional. They can provide personalized advice, recommend appropriate diagnostic tests, and offer guidance on lifestyle changes, including smoking cessation, to support bladder health.

For air travel, it's important to note that smoking is strictly prohibited on commercial flights. Passengers are not allowed to smoke inside the aircraft, including the use of electronic cigarettes. Therefore, if someone is a smoker, it is advisable to refrain from carrying cigarettes or any smoking paraphernalia onto the flight.

While smoking cigarettes is not a direct cause of acne, it can contribute to skin issues by reducing blood flow, collagen production, and promoting inflammation, potentially exacerbating existing acne conditions. The impact of smoking on skin health varies among individuals, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial for overall well-being, including skincare.

Well I miss you already I'm from Philadelphia they're 6 hours 11 cents a pack so I'd be like $1.10 for a car so how much is a car and I'm thinking probably around 40 hours does that sound about right because I'm getting ready to go to Missouri on the 26th and I'm coming back to 31st of December I probably bring back one car at a time now right I was going to try playing too someone said I'm allowed to bring 18 packs and then hi to when your carry-on we'll see hey that's good though cause for $120 for two cartons.. in Philadelphia they charge i $120+ for 1 carton. So hell yeah Missouri I think Bible and get one free happy holidays everyone I'll be there from the 26th to the 31st of December hopefully we can all meet up and see that's it I quit I got to go to the pee🚽

The carton size is usually calculated by the quality of the carton and its size.

No, the tobacco will not kill the dog if the dog ingests it. The dog may get sick and vomit after eating tobacco. The filter on the cigarette is more dangerous to the dog if it eats it. Call a vet if you think your dog has eaten a cigarette filter.

Chemicals? More like poisons! Lets see, theres tar,which makes your lungs black,theres nicotine,a substance that is addictive,sometimes rat poisoning if the guy that made them is a loon, and last tobacco a plant grown on farms. Altogether, it kills or puts in high risk or gives cancer to over 4,000,000,000 people a year. So my advice. "DON'T SMOKE!"

Of course

Cloves are a different type of cigarette made with a lower tobacco content. Some of the tobacco is replaced by little plants called cloves which are all natural. However, they are still pretty bad for you.

You dont, with this sort of situation the only thing you can do is stop smoking and hope that in time the worst of it is cleared out of the system but you will always have to live with the damage sustained.

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This is known as "Second Hand Smoking". If you have only inhaled a small amount of cigarette smoke, no harm has been done. If however you live with a smoker and they are constantly smoking around you, you have a definite chance of developing smoking related diseases.

a ream of cigarettes is usually defined by a total of 10 packs or packets, which usually contain 20 cigarettes each, making it 200 cigarettes per ream.

however, with the existence of 10 cigarette packets, the no of cigarettes per ream has been in dispute. many hold that 200 cigarettes is still the standard for reams of tobacco

forty-five

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The US once tried to outlaw alcoholic beverages, it was called prohibition. Outlawing alcohol created a huge underground business in alcohol trade that was run by criminals who became very rich because they did not pay taxes on the sale of the alcohol. The amendment that outlawed alcohol was finally repealed. The alcohol industry was again in the hands of legitimate businesses who paid the taxes.

The government knows that the same thing will happen if cigarettes are outlawed. Currently, the state and federal governments collect large sums of money (cigarettes are one of the highest taxed items sold in the US) from the legitimate sale of cigarettes.

I know for fact Mike Stud and Huey Mack both do

There isn't a age limit or a certain age you have to be to buy them :)

In the short-term there is 1) increase likelihood of coughing spells, 2) upper respiratory infections and 3) addiction.

In the long-term, there is 1) increased likelihood of the development of COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, 2) increased likelihood of the development of lung cancer, and 3) increased likelihood of the occurrence of early death.

Dry socket is caused by a bacterial infection, not by smoking. While smoking causes a number of problems, dry socket is not one of them.

I respectfully have to disagree with the answer above. Smoking can indeed cause dry socket. In fact, it is one of the biggest causes of dry socket. Dry socket occurs when the blood clot inside the empty tooth socket is dislodged and the bone is exposed. This, in turn, can lead to infection and LOTS of pain. The suction from when you pull and take a drag from the cigarette can dislodge the clot - just like sucking on a straw. The dentist I work for always tells her patients not to smoke or use a straw for AT LEAST 48 hours. Also, the smoke from the cigarette can irritate the empty socket and can increase the likelihood of infection and/or dry socket. Now you asked if smoking one cigarette can cause it - probably not, but be very careful as you take a drag. Minimal force/suction. Be sure to rinse your mouth immediately after smoking (Very gently..just slowly move your head from side to side to move the water around. If its 24hrs past the extraction you can use a salt water rinse - 1/2tsp salt dissolved in 1 cup warm, but not too warm, water). One person I know even took some damp gauze and placed it over (not packed into) the extraction site to keep it covered and "protected" from the irritation of the smoke. I hope this info is helpful to you! Best wishes for a quick recovery! (I just had a tooth pulled yesterday so I know what you are going through!)

Jack Benny's radio program was sponsored by a cigarette company for part of its run, but Benny himself was a cigar smoker.

Yes, there are refill cartridges available as well as oil, called e-liquid or e-jiuce, one can use to refill the cartridges oneself. Empty cartridges are also available. There are a variety of online sites these can be ordered from, however there are very few retail stores, especially that carry the oils.

There is no evidence that suggests sucking on an unlit cigarette can harm you. The chemicals in cigarettes aren't inhaled except through smoke.

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