Can you still buy Kent cigarettes?

Currently, Kents sold in the U.S. are only available in soft packs. Kent also manufactured a regular size filter option (the same size as unfiltered Camels, Lucky Strikes). This is notable since most filter cigarettes were king size.

Are Kent cigarettes good?

“Kent would be my favourite brand because of the smooth taste. Their filters are one of the best I’ve seen. Even the strong Kent cigarettes don’t leave a taste like a cat just took a dump in your mouth, referring to winston ahem. Overall great brand with excellent taste.”

What are Kent switch cigarettes?

Kent Switch are perhaps the most popular cigarettes of normal diameter that have menthol taste. These are “two-in-one” cigarettes because of having a tiny capsule in the filter with a liquid inside that change the taste of cigarette to menthol. This flavor can be activated by simply pressing a symbol on the filter.

How much is a carton of Kent cigarettes?

Kent King Size Cigarette (200 Cigarettes)

Item Description	1 Carton	20 Cartons
Kent King Size Cigarette (200 Cigarettes)	$56.99	$1,139.80

When did they stop making Kent cigarettes?

Yet that’s precisely what Lorillard Tobacco did 60 years ago when it introduced Kent cigarettes, whose patented ‘Micronite” filter contained a particularly virulent form of asbestos. Smokers puffed their way through 13 billion Kents between March 1952 and May 1956, when Lorillard changed the filter design.

Did Kent cigarettes have asbestos filters?

The original version of the Kent Micronite cigarette filter used crocidolite, a form of asbestos, from 1952 until at least mid-1956.

How much nicotine is in Kent Silver?

0.3 mg nicotine
Kent Silver is the bridge that puts the lightness of Kent White and the strength of Kent Blue into a perfect compromise. It contains 4 mg tar and 0.3 mg nicotine.

What happened to Kent cigarettes?

Direct exposure to crocidolite asbestos occurred when smokers inhaled Kent Micronite cigarettes and increased the risk of developing diseases such as mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis. The asbestos fibers travelled from the filter into smokers’ lungs with every inhale.

What year did they stop making Kent cigarettes?