by Brian Wolfman
It seems that the tobacco industry is still trying to hook kids. As the New York Time explains here: "A research study and editorial to be published Monday in the medical journal Pediatrics takes direct aim at a novel tobacco product that some critics say too closely resembles Tic Tac breath mints. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco, the nation’s second-largest cigarette maker behind Philip Morris, is test marketing the product, Camel Orbs, along with other dissolvable tobacco products, in three cities. It is part of a broad industry trend to create smokeless products in response to declining cigarette use and the rise of smoke-free air laws."
Compare the Orbs container with the Tic Tac container:
And read Jon Wolfman's blog on the topic at salon.com.
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Posted by: chi flat iron | Tuesday, May 25, 2010 at 09:15 PM
and so there were times where everyone got so addicted with tictac..even saw this at a movie
Posted by: Francine Gomez | Friday, April 23, 2010 at 08:44 AM