29 October 1994
Over 70% of shoppers who purchase tobacco in convenience stores say price is the main reason for their visit, and the majority of tobacco customers said price is important when purchasing the product in store, therefore, retailers should ensure they remain competitive by selling at [recommended retail price], Anderson said
doi: 10.1080/10773525.2018.1518745
The only built-in discount is the 5-can roll at $27.45, which works out to $5.49 a can, about 9% off
and cancers of the lung, larynx, oral cavity, pharynx, pancreas, breast, and cervix.[1, 3, 4] There is growing concern that flavored tobacco products, particularly menthol cigarettes, serve as easier starter products, may prove more addictive than non-flavored products, and have been shown to be harder to quit.[1, 3, 5] Flavored products stand in the way of tobacco control efforts, and may encourage youth use as well as co-use of cannabis