How much cigarettes cost in ny?

Answer 1

Depending on the brand and quality, a pack of cigarettes in NYC cost between $8.75 and $11.50 minus sales tax.

Online prices are not a reliable source as they are sold from non-taxed areas. Real prices are also per-state prices.

Answer 2

In 2011, a pack of premium brand cigarettes costs $10 to $14 a pack in New York City, depending on where you buy them. Newsstands and bodegas charge the most, especially in the touristy areas. The large chain pharmacies, like Duane Reade, charge $11 to $12.

You can only get them for $10 a pack if you buy them from a chain pharmacy and they're on sale. For example, I've been smoking Marlboro Menthols and Marlboro Smooths for months, because they're on sale at Duane Reade, 2 packs for $19.98.

Answer 3

In New York City, a pack of cigarettes currently costs $12 to $13. If you buy them from one of the big chain drugstores (like Duane Reade or CVS) it's slightly cheaper; between $11 and $12.

New York City is one of the most expensive cities -- perhaps THE most expensive city -- in the U.S., so the prices are probably slightly lower throughout the rest of New York State. Probably more like $10 to $11, or $11 to $12.

Answer 4

A peck of reds is 12.50, this applies to most major brands.

Answer 5

It's about $110 to $130 for the premium brands (Marlboro, Camels, Winstons, Salems, etc).

Answer 6

Currently $11.90 per pack is the average in NYC.

That's liberalism at work for you...

Answer 7

over $10/pack