Story Here.After lighting up are you experiencing more headaches, stomach cramps or a coppery taste in your mouth? Does your new FSC (fire-safe cigarette) taste bad, cause dry mouth and are you coughing more?
New York State was one of the first states to require that cigarettes be made with the new fire-safe paper. This paper is constructed by gluing two or three thin bands of less-porous paper together with an ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer emulsion based adhesive (carpet glue).
Back around the beginning of December I stopped and bought a pack of cigs from a store that I usually don't stop at to get my cartons. My first thought was UGH this is a bad pack. They taste bad, are constantly going out, won't stay lit, and smell really really funny.
The next day the wife comes home with a carton from our usual store and I thought nothing else about it. Then a week later I stop to get another pack from a totally different store and lo and behold they tasted bad, wouldn't stay lit, and again, smelled funny.
I thought what the hell.. it's like these things were designed this way. It took me a few days of holding onto that 2nd pack and doing some googling when I stumbled across FSC (Fire Safe Cigarettes), which you've no doubt already seen the quote, maybe even read the story about, from above.

They're horrible and the state of Georgia, along with many others, has ushered them in along with the New Year and they're here to stay. Also as far as I can tell the FDA was never required to approve this new ingredient in Cigarettes even though our government has mandated them.
Still on the fence about quitting?
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