To more precisely answer the question, they are not good for smokers.
Approximately 15 to 30 of cigarette smokers develop cancer.
Smokers' filters are usually made of porous material, like cellulose acetate, wrapped in paper. After use, cigarette filters are often stained with tar, nicotine, and other chemicals from the smoke. They may appear yellowish-brown or discolored due to the accumulation of toxins.
In most opinions, no..Smokers are aware of the danger.
No. There is no specific disease that only smokers get.
Because there is a powerful, and highly addicted substance called nicotene that has the smokers wanting the cigarette, even though it kills them with each cigarette they smoke.
Only if have the "smokers" package option
becasue they or mouth will burn with out the fix
If done correctly cigarette filters and the right mixture of acetone can make a glue. However, it is not labeled as being a good glue and does not adhere well.
Nicotine-out filters for cigarettes are designed to reduce nicotine intake, but they do not eliminate the harmful substances in cigarette smoke that contribute to COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease). While these filters might lower nicotine dependency, they do not address the damage caused by other toxic chemicals and particulates in tobacco smoke. For COPD smokers, the best course of action is to quit smoking entirely and seek medical advice for effective cessation strategies and management of their condition.
Only Vue's that were order with the "smokers Package" came with cigarette lighters
cellulose acetate
Out of 100% only 2 percent quit the smoking