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An Introduction to Other Tobacco Products

An Introduction to Other Tobacco Products. The Tobacco Industry Isn’t Going Anywhere. Photo source: http://www.trinketsandtrash.org/. What is OTP?. OTP = Other Tobacco Products. Chewing/Spit Tobacco Snus Dissolvables Cigars/Cigarillos.

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An Introduction to Other Tobacco Products

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  1. An Introduction to Other Tobacco Products

  2. The Tobacco Industry Isn’t Going Anywhere Photo source: http://www.trinketsandtrash.org/

  3. What is OTP? OTP = Other Tobacco Products • Chewing/Spit Tobacco • Snus • Dissolvables • Cigars/Cigarillos Photo source: http://www.trinketsandtrash.org http://www.winwins.posterous.com

  4. What is the Problem? Appealing PackagingCandy-FlavoredCheap Photo source: FACT collection

  5. Appealing and easily accessible Photo source: http://www.wiwins.posterous.com

  6. Candy Flavoring Photo source: http://www.trinketsandtrash.org/

  7. Cheap and deadly

  8. How Can You Make a Difference?

  9. Join our Coalition

  10. Engage Your Youth • Youth enhance state and local tobacco control efforts by challenging conventional thinking, advocating for policies and changing the social norms around tobacco use. • Youth Engagement - CDC Photo source: FACT collection

  11. Write Letters to the Editor (LTEs) • “The letter to the editor is an excellent vehicle for making your voice heard on issues that are important to you and your community.” Spencer Strub TPCP Communications Coordinator

  12. Educate local policy makers Photo source: FACT collection

  13. For Resources and Support

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