The laws article 2.1 regulates: Tobacco is a product produced from all or part of tobacco ingredients, processed in the form of cigarettes, cigars, tobacco, pipe tobacco or other forms. The article 2.3 adds: "Tobacco raw materials are tobacco leaves in loose form, sheets that have been pre-processed and separated from stems, tobacco fibres, tobacco stems and other substitute materials used to produce cigarettes." Thus, the law stipulates that only the ingredients of a product should be considered to determine it as "cigarette," not considering the production process or usage of each different types of products, whether cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco or other forms such as heated tobacco
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It works as intended, producing a decent amount of vapor for someone used to tobacco cigarettes, the battery life is reasonable for its reduced size, and its easy to carry around in the smallest of pockets