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Traditional tobacco-based blunt papers add nicotine and tobacco combustion byproducts to your smoke, which increases health risks compared to tobacco-free rolling papers

Our First Nations tobacco products are priced outside the standard provincial retail tax structure, and that difference shows up directly in what you pay

The three primary means of eliminating or reducing exposures involve the considerations of time, distance and shielding

Household supplies (cleaners, soap, paper products) and pet food

Secondhand Smoke and Eye Disease Secondhand smoke which includes the smoke that emanates from the end of a cigarette as well as the smoke exhaled is nearly as harmful to health and vision

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