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The sliding mechanism paired with the enormously powerful motor results in cigarettes that are indistinguishable from industrially produced cigarettes, neither visually nor in terms of burning behaviour

Quitting smoking can be one of the most challenging journeys, but switching to herbal cigarettes can ease the transition