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Across the EU, the Tobacco Products Directive still caps nicotine at 20 mg/ml and tanks at 2 ml, with countries like France adding extra limits on single-use devices

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The study found that 22 percent of people who currently smoked had consumed candy cigarettes as a kid, while of those who didnt currently smoke, only 14 percent used candy cigarettes

Maxim Gorky, while living in Italy, had them shipped to him directly from London