However, here are some historical examples of how pack size has been used as a marketing tool by the tobacco industry: Marlboro Red "Flip Top Box" In the 1950s, Marlboro introduced the "Flip Top Box," which featured a new design that made it easier to access and light cigarettes
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The European true HEPA equivalent which is increasingly marketed in North America as medical grade is designated H13, and its requirements are virtually identical: 99.95% single-pass capture of the most penetrating particle size (or MPPS)
[33] Under this modeling, the price per pack of cigarettes would increase from an average of $9.01 to $10.60, with a state user fee of $1.96 and a federal user fee of $1.01, totaling $28% of the total cost.
