FSC Cigarettes

Due to medical conditions I had already begun to quit the smoking. The last pack I bought had the FSC on it and they tasted like do-do. When does the belching and that awful taste go away?

I bought 100% natural tobacco and I am rolling my own smokes as of last night, after reading this thread.

I normally buy all my Marlboros from 2000CIGS.com they are cheeper and to me tast better then the reg marlboros before the FSC change.

It's carpet glue. Just google

FSC carpet glue.

Actually FSC= Fire Standard Compliant

They are called Fire Safety Compliant Cigarettes.

And Yes it is ethylene vinyl acetate colypolymer used for carpet glue. I think they are using smokers as guinea pigs and especially would help the elite's NWO agenda of depopulation....you guys should do a little research on Agenda 21. What better way to start first on a bunch of smokers that the government and drug companies have lied about the second hand smoke to everyone. We are just a burden on society. We can't even smoke outside anymore so now they want to make millions of people sick to save 800 lives from fires. I really believe some people think that smokers do not even deserve to live...we are just a plague on society it seems and what bothers me the most about this is that we were not warned that this was coming and cigarette companies aren't even putting anything about it on the labels of the packs or cartons. Just the little FSC that I didn't even notice until I started complaining about the taste and having to keep relighting them.

yeah there is somethin goin on with these cigs and i hope we all will ban to geather and not stop till we get somethin done about it i plan to start first thing monday morning 1-25-10

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Letter to tobacco companies




November 1, 2006

This past February I wrote to you urging you to help prevent needless deaths, injury and property destruction caused by cigarette-related fires by pledging that you will produce and sell only cigarettes with a reduced propensity to burn.

Since that time, the Coalition for Fire-Safe Cigarettes has worked with the fire service, public health advocates and political leaders across the country to seek the adoption of legislation in the states mandating that any cigarettes sold meet the New York standard. Six states, New York, California, Vermont, Illinois, New Hampshire and Massachusetts now have fire-safe cigarette laws in place.

The Coalition’s goal for next year is to see that fire-safe cigarette legislation is filed in the remaining 44 states. It is inevitable that mandates for fire-safe cigarettes will be in all 50 states before long; but every death caused by smoking that takes place between now and then could be prevented if the companies that manufacture cigarettes would act responsibly and switch all of their manufacturing to meet the New York standard now.

Each day that it takes to switch to this life-saving technology is another day of increased risk not only to smokers, their families and their neighbors but also to the firefighters who respond to fires that you could have prevented.

I call on you once again to provide the same protection to all of the public that you are required to provide in the six states that have already acted; and announce now that you will produce only fire-safe cigarettes. Until then, every child, adult and firefighter who loses their life to a cigarette-related fire will be as a result of your inaction.




UPDATE: October 25, 2007 -- NFPA applauds Reynolds American Inc. announcement of product-wide switch to fire-safe cigarettes.



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On November 1, 2006, James M. Shannon, NFPA President and CEO, sent a letter to the head of the three major tobacco companies in the United States, calling for them to produce only fire-safe cigarettes.

Read the full text of Mr. Shannon's letter (at right).

The letter was sent to:

Andrew Tisch, Chairman & CEO, Lorillard Tobacco Company
Louis C. Camilleri, Chairman and CEO of Altria Group, Inc.
Susan M. Ivey, Chairman, President, and CEO of Reynolds American, Inc.
The letter underscores the fact that six states -- New York, California, Vermont, Illinois, New Hampshire and Massachusetts -- already have fire-safe cigarette laws in place. "The Coalition’s goal for next year is to see that fire-safe cigarette legislation is filed in the remaining 44 states," said Mr. Shannon.

In February 2006, Mr. Shannon sent his first letter to the tobacco companies, asking them to produce and market only fire-safe cigarettes all across the country. Read his original letter and responses from the three tobacco companies below.





Read Mr. Shannon's letter to the tobacco companies (2/27/06).



Response from the Lorillard Tobacco Company (3/16/06).



Response from Philip Morris USA (3/28/2006).



Reponse from R.J. Reynolds (4/6/2006)



The Coalition for Fire-Safe Cigarettes
campaign is coordinated by NFPA.



URL: [link to firesafecigarettes.org]

thats notthe additives in one cig - its the list of optional additives available to cig companies, all of which can only be selected out of that list and added in trace amounts, since a cig is already filled with tobacco - you must be very schizophrenic with a very low IQ

The bands that make the FSC cigarettes "FSC" are made with alginic acid, which is a natural starch.

Now, the (EVA) Ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, or carpet glue, is what is used to glue the cigarette paper in place. It is what tobacco manufacturers have always used to hold the paper in place.

So don't bitch about the glue, if you've been smoking longer than the FSC cigarettes have been out, you've been smoking the glue this entire time. Bitch about the alginic acid.

Umm, AC #762186 you are a filthy liar. Go away shill! I smoke and I can absolutely tell the difference between the FSC cigarette and one that isn't.

You are talking to people here who have smoked for 20-30 years, and you are trying to tell us all that we are imagining the effects from the new FSC cigs.

You are most likely part of Obama’s new team that was established to infiltrate “conspiracy” websites and make posts to lead people away from resistance and into subservience.

Like I said, go away government shill.

Wow, buddy. I've been smoking for the last 10 years, and notice the taste difference. All I said was that the EVA (glue) everyone is pointing the finger at is not the culprit.. because the manufacturers have ALWAYS used that glue to glue the paper.

The ALGINIC ACID is what is used to make the bands around the paper that puts cigarettes out, they are like speed bumps.. shitty tasting speed bumps. Before you attack someone, you ought to actually READ what they typed before you start name calling and spewing really insane accusations. Asshole.

GLP users are schizophrenics with low IQ and they say there are differences in things even if you make up fake differences and invoke their placebo effect, let alone this cig issue. You can give them fake hoemopathic tablets and they will say there is a great difference in their condition and everyone is a shill. You can make up fake news stories and they will comment on them - they have a strong for of mental illness and arent real people, the exact opposite of a real and honest person.

they call solar systems galaxies and galaxies solar systems and mix up all kinds of terms. they say things like toxins cause hairloss when hairloss is gender specific to males, they say the sun has changed its position when it never has and sunset times are the same. They post list of cig chemicals usable and say they are all used at once in the same cig.

GLP is a cesspool of ignorant mentally retarded mentally ill people so far gone and disorganized in the brain and fucked in the head and totally incoherent, that you cant say anything, REAL FAR GONE, like a person on ten ambien tablets, totally incoherent.

I am really starting to see that.

ive been fortunate to find a brand that isn't FSC. well two brands actually, Native and sonoma. Plus they are cheap, 25 a carton at the store i go to. If you have indian resveations nearby, i suggest giving them a look you might get lucky. All the regular stores in town sell fsc

Its true, Sonomas do not have the FSC shit.

They put a form of latex in the paper and yes people r getting sick. Im quitting today cant take it no more. Ass u dont know what u r talking about do research before u run your mouth!!!!!!!

I quit. Today is day 14.
Its just now starting to get a little bit easier as far as cravings go. Smoked for 29 yrs. In the time since they put the FSC smokes out , I have never had worse coughing, especially in the morning. Runny nose that lasts months etc.
Within days of quitting the morning cough went away and my nose stopped dripping.

I like this better and am saving tons of cash, although the FEDS probably miss my 2 carton a week spending habit.

The latex contains alginic acid, as I said earlier. Looks to be some pretty nasty shit after some lite googling. But yeah, Sonomas = NO FSC.

Kudos to you! I'm getting ready to give stopping another go myself. Stay free of that shit man.

Last Edited by Legion on 01/24/2010 11:57 AM

Go for it Legion !
Just keep in mind during the first few days that time is on your side.
The cravings cannot win because eventually they diminish in intensity and knowing that , it becomes a staring contest, sort of, and I'm very competitive. So I kinda looked at it from that viewpoint. Seems to have worked as I have never before been able to go longer than a day or two in the past.
Now I laugh at the occasional craving I get I get because they are very infrequent now and not intense at all. I am crushing them and taking my body and my behavior back!

Good Luck

I like the fact that they go out if your not smoking. I don't feel a difference either. Been smoking KYB's for awhile and besides having to light them up after they go out I don't notice shit. They always sucked for your health but what doesn't.Who wants to live forever. Don't be a pussy.

I used to be on this forum but I forgot who I was and they forgot my email addy so here I am again new to the forum.
Hello...

I am on Day 8 of not smoking.

I used to buy a carton of Marlboro 100's every week,I was a driven cigarette smoker.I always said I would quit when packs went over $3 but that was so long ago I forgot that too.

About three weeks ago I noticed my cigarettes smelled funny,tastes funny and I was not getting the usual kick from them and besides that they kept going out.

When I relit they sorta made a little explosion and the cherrie top would fall off.

WTF?I asked.

Then I googled and lo and behold the government has yet again put more toxins in our cigarettes.

Just google FSC and see for yourself

They call them FSC and as of January 2010 that is all they are selling.

Of course you can roll your own but I use my rolling machine in other ways and am not using to roll cigarettes.






speed

By the goverment allowing the cigarettes productors I will start growthing my own weed

WE NEED TO GET GLENN BECK OR SOME OTHER HIGH PROFILE CELEBRITY TO TALK ABOUT THIS. MAYBE EVEN BILL O'REILLY.
PEOPLE THAT BELIEVE IN AMERICANS FREEDOM TO CHOOSE. JEANINE GERAFALO IS A LIBERAL BUT A HEAVY SMOKER. SHE HAS A BIG MOUTH. EITHER WAY SMOKERS ARE SCREWD. YOU BASICALLY HAVE NO CHOICE. YOU SMOKE THE SHIT OR QUIT. OVERSEES CIGARETTES ARE PRETTY BAD QUALITY AND ARE NOT THE ANSWER.

Article that explains it all:

Are the new FSC fire-safe cigarettes making smokers sicker than ever?

[link to www.examiner.com]

This works if anybody is interested.

[link to www.quitsmokingonline.com]

It's free.

Is the Janty eGo the same brand that Totally Wicked sells?

[link to www.totallywicked-eliquid.com]

anyone know whether the roll your own tubes are FSC yet? it seems pretty likely to happen if they can get the PACT act through.

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