asbestos cigarette filters Filters: A Hazardous Legacy of Smoking from 1952 to 1956, Kent

from 1952 to 1956, Kent Micronite filter cigarettes were heavily marketed with claims of superior health protection, despite containing a dangerous form of asbestos. Lorillard Tobacco Company advertised the Kent "Micronite" filter Cross section of an asbestos laden cigarette filter. Kent's Micronite filter cigarettes were popularly marketed as a "Taste Improvement" and "Kind on the Lungs". : r interestingasfuck A 1960 advertisement for Kent cigarettes in the New York Mirror Download Scientific Diagram Cigarette filters do nothing for smokers' health and just create plastic pollution they should be banned In the early 1950s, as medical research began linking cigarettes to lung cancer, tobacco companies scrambled to reassure the public. Kent Cigarettes, a brand owned by Lorillard, introduced its so called Micronite Filter

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