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The FDA is working to address the impact of e-cigarettes separately, but it is moving much too slowly to prevent thousands of kids from becoming addicted

If that is not enough to cover up the scent of the cigarettes, you can add hand sanitizer

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Ive always found it wasteful, though they only cost between $2 and $6, to throw them out when the butane has run out

This change in taste is one of the reasons many people seek low-tar or tar-free alternatives