Camel itself is a minor cigarette with not high sales, and JTI only holds the distribution rights, but the parent company RJ Reynolds still holds on, so it is widely perceived as an American cigarette.[7] It was said to be so popular in the Soviet Union that it was smuggled in and smoked along with Marlboro and Lucky Strike
They work by sweeping mucus and debris out of your lungs, preventing infections, and improving your overall respiratory health
Children who live with smokers get more chest colds and ear infections while babies born to mothers who smoke have an increased risk of premature delivery, low birth weight and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
It interacts with the same liver enzymes that metabolize a number of common drugs, including some blood thinners and seizure medications
Toss it in a glove compartment, gym bag, or cleaning caddy
Business or casual carry