Electronic cigarette refills
Electronic Cigarette Refills American Tobacco Flavour
Freshcig have developed their Refills to be the highest capacity of their kind on the market. Equivalent to 30 cigarettes, containing an impressive 1ml of Freshcig s self developed E Liquid, you will not get the Freshcig experience elsewhere. For use with the Freshcig Original Starter Kit or alternatively the Freshcig eVolve Battery the American Tobacco flavour is a roasted tobacco flavour with a punchy throat hit compared with our Premium Tobacco Refills. If you love Marlboro Red cigarettes then our American Tobacco electronic cigarette will best meet your requirements. If you re new to us then we would recommend starting on the 16mg strength as this will be closer to what your are use to. We recommend trying to reduce your nicotine consumption over time and our range of strengths allows you to do this.
Refill Features
- Diameter 8.5mm
- Length 40mm
- Type Atomized Cartridge (Cartomiser)
- Flavour American Tobacco (strong, roasted flavour)
- Strengths Full 24mg, Regular 16mg and Mild 8mg
- Cigarette equivalent 30 Cigarettes per Refill (150 Cigarettes total)
Package Contents
- 5 Flavoured Refills
‘marlboro man’ dies: cigarette ad star eric lawson dies from smoking-related disease – world – news – london evening standard
Lawson died on January 10 at his home in San Luis Obispo, California, of respiratory failure due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, his wife Susan said yesterday.
Lawson was an actor with bit parts on such TV shows as The Streets Of San Francisco when he was hired to appear in print Marlboro ads from 1978 to 1981.
His other credits include Charlie’s Angels, Dynasty and Baywatch. His wife said injuries suffered on the set of a Western film ended his career in 1997.
A smoker since the age of 14, Lawson later appeared in an anti smoking commercial that parodied the Marlboro man and an Entertainment Tonight segment to discuss the negative effects of smoking.
Mrs Lawson said her husband was proud of the interview, even though he was smoking at the time and continued the habit until he was diagnosed with COPD.
“He knew the cigarettes had a hold on him,” she said. “He knew, yet he still couldn’t stop.”
Several other actors and models who advertised Marlboro brand cigarettes have died of smoking related diseases. They include David Millar, who died of emphysema in 1987, and David McLean, who died of lung cancer in 1995.
Lawson was survived by six children, 18 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.