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Turn the lighter on and the base glows, illuminated by a blue LED
Messages such as IMPORTANT: Contains flavor and IMPORTANT: Less harmful to your wallet appeared atop the ads in large print inside a box, mimicking the format of the then-upcoming federally mandated message WARNING: This product contains nicotine
Zachary Bitzer, assistant professor of public health sciences
