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The use of hard packs to store flavor capsule packs is not reported elsewhere, but is not surprising given that hard packs offer better protection to cigarettes than a soft pack, resulting in a lower chance that the capsules in cigarettes will be crushed before the user decides to do so
Smokers who currently vape have slightly more accurate perceptions of their harm, with 49% thinking that vapes are less harmful and 35% thinking that they are more or equally harmful (Figure 24)
