Tobacco firms target teenage girls with 'super slim' products cigarettes Charities accuse companies of exploiting young women's fears about weight Bookmark CommentsGo to comments Tobacco companies are increasingly targeting teenage girls, using cynical marketing ploys that tap into young women's fears about their weight, and introducing "female-friendly" packaging, campaign groups warned yesterday
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This case can light more than 250 sticks of cigarettes after a 1.6-hour full-charging
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Thats about 97% lower than the nicotine levels in typical cigarettes