As a business, it's important to understand the regulations surrounding cigarette sales, including expiration dates on cigarettes. Not only does it ensure compliance, but it also protects the health of your customers.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cigarettes begin to degrade within 6 months of production, even if unopened.
Expiration Timeframe | Effect on Cigarette Quality |
---|---|
0-6 months | Minimal degradation |
6-12 months | Noticeable decrease in nicotine content |
12+ months | Significant increase in tar levels |
Expired cigarettes may contain higher levels of harmful chemicals, such as tar and carbon monoxide, which can increase health risks for smokers.
Health Risks | Expired Cigarettes | Fresh Cigarettes |
---|---|---|
Lung cancer | Increased risk | Lower risk |
Respiratory diseases | Increased risk | Lower risk |
Cardiovascular disease | Increased risk | Lower risk |
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