Interview by Brooke Hunter Nicabate includes a range of products designed to help people quit smoking
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TAAT, introduced to US markets in late 2020, appears to be capitalising on harm reduction marketing opportunities, appealing to consumers who are looking for safer alternatives to tobacco cigarettes.2 TAATs Chief Executive Officer Michael Saxon spent 25 years in the tobacco industry, including at Philip Morris USA and Altria, and helped launch Accord (now IQOS) heated tobacco products.3 TAAT states that their products are made from a proprietary blend (Beyond Tobacco) of hemp and 100% food grade ingredients with up to 25 mg cannabidiol (CBD) per stick and less than 0.3% delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the federal legal limit set by the 2018 Farm Bill.4 TAAT is available in Original, Smooth and Menthol flavours (figure 1)
There's also a 4-link rear suspension, improved automatic emergency braking, and MacPherson front suspension with all three trim levels
Despite the growing evidence evaluating the impact of e-cigarette use on combustible cigarette consumption, there is no clear consensus on the effect of e-cigarettes on combustible cigarette smoking