Merit (cigarette)

Lawsuit

A lawsuit has been filed by the U.S. Department of Justice against Philip Morris USA, the cigarettes' manufacturer, for concealing information about certain fire hazards of the brand. It has been alleged that the rolling paper used in Merit is excessively flammable to standards.^[1]

USA Varieties

• Gold Pack (Light) - Soft: Kings & 100s, Box: Kings
• Blue Pack (Ultra Light) - Soft: Kings & 100s, Box: Kings & 100s
• Bronze Pack (Ultima) - Soft: Kings & 100s, Box: Kings & 100s
• Menthol Gold Pack (Light) - Soft: Kings & 100s
• Menthol Silver Pack (Ultra Light) - Soft: Kings & 100s

(There is no Menthol Ultima.)

See also

• Nicotine
• Tobacco smoking
• List of cigarette smoke constituents
• List of additives in cigarettes

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Merit (cigarette).

• Ingredients in Cigarettes - Merit

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