Flavours in Cigarettes, Vaping Products, and Heated Tobacco Products in Canada

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Flavours in Cigarettes, Vaping Products, and Heated Tobacco Products in Canada

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This report presents findings from the ITC Wave 3 (2020) Canada Smoking and Vaping Survey of a nationally representative sample of 3650 adult (aged 18 years and over) smokers, vapers, and heated tobacco users with a focus on: (1) Canadian menthol smokers’ responses to the 2017 national menthol ban and smokers’ perceptions of the harms of menthol cigarettes; and (2) use of flavoured vaping and heated tobacco products in Canada and potential responses to restrictions on flavoured vaping products. ITC Canada Survey data for selected measures are also compared with ITC 2020 Survey data from Australia, England, and the US.

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                SMOKERS' RESPONSES TO CANADA'S 2017 MENTHOL CIGARETTE BAN IN 2020

                E-LIQUID FLAVOUR MOST USED FOR LAST/CURRENT QUIT ATTEMPT

                ANTICIPATED RESPONSES TO PROPOSED FLAVOUR RESTRICTIONS ON VAPING PRODUCTS

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