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. 2022 Mar 21;32(6):809–812. doi: 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2021-057213

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Examples of tobacco flavour accessories marketed in Denmark. (A) Menthol filter sprays (Egogreen and Ottaman). (B) Menthol drops (Instahit). (C) Capsules with menthol, candy and soft drinks flavours (Aroma King and Hoffmann). (D) Menthol flavour stone (Flavor By Stone). (E) Loose mint filter tips for cigarettes with recessed filters (FlavorMe, King’s Tobacco International). (F) Menthol and fruit flavour infusion cards (Frizc, Hipzz and Aroma King). (G) RYO cigarette tubes with fruit flavour (Fresh Bomb); RYO cigarette tubes with menthol flavour (Pegasus, Continental Tobacco Corporation). (H) RYO filter tips with menthol and fruit flavours (Fresh Bomb and Frutta). RYO, roll-your-own.