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01 September 2025 : Clinical Research  

Odor Reduction Drives Transition to Heat-Not-Burn Tobacco Products in Poland

Natalia Miller ORCID logo ABCDEF 1*, Piotr Samel-Kowalik ORCID logo ADEG 1, Bolesław Samoliński ORCID logo AD 1

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.948415

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e948415

Table 2 Participants’ opinion on the odor of HnB products:Out of the 20 HnB product users participating in the study, the majority (N=17) declared that they switched to HnB products because they lacked the characteristic odor of conventional cigarettes. The tobacco odor and the perception of conventional cigarette smoking as a nuisance were the main reasons cited by the participants.Reduction of unpleasant smell that was a nuisance to others (17 out of 20 HnB users).Negative opinion about the odor of HnB tobacco (7 out of 15 HnB non-users).

Odor (pros and cons)
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Out of the 20 HnB product users participating in the study, the majority (N=17) declared that they switched to HnB products because they lacked the characteristic odor of conventional cigarettes. The tobacco odor and the perception of conventional cigarette smoking as a nuisance were the main reasons cited by the participants.
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The sample size constitutes a methodological limitation that may restrict the generalizability of the findings. Interpretations should be made with appropriate caution.

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