Surveillance of Nicotine and pH in Cigarette and Cigar Filler
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2017/04/01
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Alternative Title:Tob Regul Sci
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Description:Objective ; We examined differences between nicotine concentrations and pH in cigarette and cigar tobacco filler. ; Methods ; Nicotine and pH levels for 50 cigarette and 75 cigar brands were measured. Non-mentholated and mentholated cigarette products were included in the analysis along with several cigar types as identified by the manufacturer: large cigars, pipe tobacco cigars, cigarillos, mini cigarillos, and little cigars. ; Results ; There were significant differences found between pH and nicotine for cigarette and cigar tobacco products. Mean nicotine concentrations in cigarettes (19.2 mg/g) and large cigars (15.4 mg/g) were higher than the other cigars types, especially the pipe tobacco cigars (8.79 mg/g). The mean pH for cigarettes was pH 5.46. Large cigars had the highest mean pH value (pH 6.10) and pipe tobacco cigars had the lowest (pH 5.05). ; Conclusions ; Although cigarettes are the most common combustible tobacco product used worldwide, cigar use remains popular. Our research provides a means to investigate the possibility of distinguishing the 2 tobacco product types and offers information on nicotine and pH across a wide range of cigarette and cigar varieties that may be beneficial to help establish tobacco policies and regulations across product types.
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Source:Tob Regul Sci. 3(Suppl 1):101-116.
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Pubmed ID:28989950
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC5628511
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