Aeros

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[edit] Manufacturer

Woodleaf Corporation

[edit] Description

Aeros Smokeless Cigarette is an inhaler for dispensing volatile ingredients including nicotine and medications. [1] The inhaler is comprised of a sealed impermeable plastic tube, similar in shape to a ordinary cigarette, which contains moist tobacco and absorbent materials for flavoring.[2] When the Aeros Cigarrette's ends are cut off and the air is drawn through the tube, invisible tobacco vapors, containing nicotine and natural tobacco flavorings are released into the users lungs. After 1- 10 puffs, or one cigarette, an Aeros Smokeless Cigarette will recharge the evaporate within 20 minutes for reuse. Aeros requires no heat, contains 0mg of tar, and .05mg of nicotine, per tube, which is 1/20th the amount of nicotine found in ignitable cigarettes, and 1/40th the amount of nicotine found in nicotine patches. Smokeless Aeros Cigarettes emit no smoke or odor. The FTC detected none of the 4000 different chemicals and particles found in an ignitable cigarette in Aeros Smokeless cigaretttes. Marketing Aeros Smokeless Inhalers as cigarettes was approved by the US government in 2007. [3]

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Aeros is a substitute for cigarettes. Aeros Smokeless allows smokers the same taste, and instant satisfaction of a cigarette without heat, hassle or complaints. A pack of Aeros can last as long as 1-3 Cartons or 600 conventional cigarettes. Aeros produces no tar or smoke which illiminates tar stains that ruin a smile or smoke odors on breath. An open Aeros tube will not stain pocket or purse. Aeros can help the public: stop, replace or quit smoking ciagarettes, stop, replace or quit smokeless tobacco, to smoke in a 'no smoking' work, home, restaurants, or airplane environment.[4]

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Aeros Want Smoking Banned Majority of Council Agree Aeros Ask Smoking Ban in Coliseum

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  1. "Volatile Inhaler and Method" August 3, 2004. [1]
  2. "Heatless/Smokeless" August 3, 2005. [2]
  3. "Aeros Product Information." 2007 (est.).[3]
  4. "Aeros Product Information." 2007(est.).[4]
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