How to buy Cheap Cigarettes Online

If you are a smoker, you know cigarettes are expensive. The new convenient way to find discount cigarettes is to buy them online.
1. Decide on a site where you can buy cigarettes. There are thousands of websites that sell many brands of cigarettes.
2. Check and see if they have the brand you want. Also note the price.
3. Compare the prices at different sites and note how they allow you to pay. Very few sites will take credit cards anymore, so you have to see the alternatives. Some will accept electronic checks while others want you to send them a check in advance.
4. Notice the amount they charge for delivery. Sometimes depending on the quantity you buy you will be offered free delivery. Other sites will charge for every carton you order. This can make a big dent in the savings you get from shopping on the Internet.
5. Understand the amount of time it will take to receive your cigarettes. If you are buying them as a gift or if you just want them for yourself the amount of time can be an important factor in your decision of which site to use.
6. Talk to others who have brought cigarettes online to find out which site they use. Word of mouth is often the best way to find a site to deal with because then you know you won't be ripped off. In addition, you will be able to get a time line on how long it will take to get your cigarettes.

There a great many other tips you may follow if you want to buy cigarettes online. It is better if you know people who have ordered and they can suggest you good places where you can buy too. All depends on your tastes and preferences...

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Best Selling Cigarettes in July

1. L&M Blue Label Cigarettes- 18.41 EURO per carton

2. Marlboro Medium Cigarettes - 17.68 EURO per carton

3. Camel Filters Cigarettes- 16.23 EURO per carton

Best selling Cigarettes of April 2011

1. Winston Blue Cigarettes---20.29EURO/carton(28.4 USD/carton)

2. L&M King Size Filters Hard PAck---18.14EURO/carton(25.4 USD/carton)

3. Camel Lights Cigarettes---16.00EURO/carton (22.4 USD/carton)

Are Menthol Cigarettes Worse than Regular Cigarettes?

Smoking menthol cigarettes may be more addictive than smoking unflavored ones - which makes it more difficult for a menthol cigarette smoker to kick the habit. The increased potential for addiction seems to come from the more pleasing menthol flavor. According to a study published in Nicotine and Tobacco Research and in the New York Times, menthol cigarettes are favored by three-quarters of black smokers. Black smokers, as a group are less likely to quit smoking than their Caucasian counterparts who buy regular cigarettes seventy-five percent of the time. Experts believe it's the menthol flavor that partially accounts for the lower rate of smoking cessation among blacks.

People who smoke menthol cigarettes smoke fewer cigarettes, but take in more nicotine with each inhalation relative to people who smoke regular cigarettes. Menthol is often added to cigarette brands that are labeled "light". Despite this, people who smoke these light cigarettes take in as much or more nicotine since they take deeper inhalations and hold the smoke in their lung longer. Light cigarettes may not be so "light" after all.

The following are the opinions of a smoker about the difference between menthol and non-menthol cigarettes:

It is not that menthol cigarettes are more dangerous, it is just that for some reason they appear to be harder to give up than regular cigarettes. Because of the "cool" that comes from smoking menthols, menthol smokers may inhale deeper, thus increasing negative side affects more quickly and rapidly than non-mentholated cigarettes.

Types of Smokers

The are a few types of smokers based on cigarettes consumed per day. The standards for classifying smokers based on consumption are dependent on the society. A standard used in the Philippines is different from the standard used in Taiwan. There is no exact quantity of cigarette consumption a “heavy smoker” smokes on a daily basis, only estimates.
Many studies concerning cigarette smoking and smoking-related outcomes among adolescents use categories such as “casual” or “regular” smoker to define different types of smokers. It is not clear whether adolescents themselves differentiate between different types of smokers. The present study sought to examine whether and how adolescents discriminate between categories of smokers and how these discriminations engender different perceptions of risk attributable to smoking. In the United states, 550 ninth graders (mean age 14) who reported never smoking tobacco completed a self-administered survey concerning smoking attitudes and beliefs.

Adolescents discriminated significantly between nonsmokers, casual smokers, smokers, and addicted smokers, based on both frequency of smoking and the number of cigarettes smoked. Addicted smokers were perceived as having the greatest chance of experiencing negative outcomes, followed by the smoker, the casual smoker, and last, the nonsmoker...