Smokeless tobacco has been around for many years
In order to address this social justice issue, The Center for Black Health & Equity is committed to: Challenging the tobacco industrys infiltration into Black communities Promoting innovative, culturally competent cessation programs Educating community decision-makers on effective strategies for enacting comprehensive tobacco-free policies
Although Black people smoke at similar rates to white people, proportionally more Black people die of smoking-related diseases
While the decline in the number smokers has been greater among the more wealthy, meaning the proportion of smokers who are relatively poor has increased, illegal products are now becoming the norm for smokers across the socio-economic spectrum
SMOKO uses e-liquids made in the UK, held to high standards by the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for the utmost safety for vaping
Very tiny and easy to pocket, the iCare Mini nevertheless packs a 350 mAh battery and 1.3 ml tank system with a replaceable atomizer
