An excerpt from the abstract of his filing reads: My invention relates to vaporizing devices for holding medicinal compounds which are electrically or otherwise heated to produce vapors for inhalation, and the general object is to provide a device of this character for individual use which may be freely handled without any possibility of being burned, and which is sanitary and very effective and so simple that anyone can use it. Robinsons electric vaporizer never gained any commercial popularization, and there is little information as to whether or not any prototypes were ever created and tested
Popular varieties: Marlboro Red: made of Virginia, Oriental, and Burley Tobacco with a strong, spicy taste
quite scarce to see this packet live
Antonelli F, Campa A, Esposito G, Giardullo P, Belli M, Dini V, et al
The packaging for these products resembled that of popular menthol brands and used familiar descriptors like cool and fresh. Sven-Eric Jordt, a biochemist at the Duke School of Medicine, believed that he knew how the tobacco companies modified their products to evade the new laws, and a chemical analysis proved him right
