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LITTLE CIGARS
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Red Buck $13.99
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Richwood $13.99
VALUE BRANDS
Berkley $23.49
Golden Blend $20.99
Native $23.99
Seneca $24.99
Seneca 120 $25.99
Sky Dancer $24.99
Smokin Joes $25.99
GENERIC BRANDS
Basic $29.99
Doral $31.99
Eve $36.99
GPC $37.99
Liggett Select $32.99
Misty $35.99
Montclair $34.99
Old Gold $27.99
USA Gold $34.99
PREMIUM BRANDS
American Spirit $44.99
Benson&Hedges $39.99
Camel $42.49
Camel Non Filter $53.49
Capri $51.99
Carlton $52.99
Chesterfield $39.99
Kent $51.99
Kool $43.99
Lucky Strike $53.49
Marlboro $48.99
Merit $39.99
More $39.99
Newport $48.99
Now $39.99
Pall Mall $31.99
Pall Mall Gold $38.99
Pall Mall Non Filter $52.99
Parliament $33.99
Salem $43.99
Saratoga $39.99
Tareyton $52.99
True $51.99
Virginia Slims $34.99
Winston $42.49
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where we offer low prices on many brands of cigarettes!
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| PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS UNAVAILABLE |
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Try Berkley
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Due to recent limitations of supply to internet sellers, we regret to inform you that we are no longer able to carry most Philip Morris products.
We highly recommend the Berkley brand which is made in Kentucky of the highest quality ingredients. We receive fresh shipments of this brand on a daily basis.
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| FDA eyes RJR's dissolvable products |
| Topix - Sat, Feb 06 2010 |
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| FDA seeks data on tobacco products from Star, Reynolds |
| Topix - Fri, Feb 05 2010 |
| Federal tobacco regulators are worried that nicotine tablets sold by Star Scientific Inc. |
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| FDA concerned dissolvable tobacco appeals to kids |
| Topix - Fri, Feb 05 2010 |
| The Food and Drug Administration is saying in letters to two tobacco companies that flavored, dissolvable tobacco products - that the agency compares with candy and says contain a lot of nicotine - could be particularly appealing to kids and young adults. |
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| Cigarette Tube Manufacturer To Bring 35 Jobs In Rockingham County |
| Topix - Thu, Feb 04 2010 |
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| Cost cuts help Sara Lee report fiscal 2Q profit |
| Topix - Thu, Feb 04 2010 |
| Food maker Sara Lee Corp. said Thursdsay that cutting costs helped it report a profit for its second quarter, compared with a $17 million loss a year earlier, though its revenue was flat and volume edged down. |
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| FDA probes candy-like tobacco products |
| Topix - Wed, Feb 03 2010 |
| U.S. health officials are seeking more information about the possible attraction and addiction of flavored, dissolvable tobacco products that regulators worry look too much like candy and can entice children. |
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