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To: Les H who wrote (168062)	5/24/2002 3:58:59 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (2) of 436258

Might as well face it, you're addicted to ... Fears over nicotine water A bottled water spiked with nicotine due to go on sale in the US next month was today described as a risk to children by anti-tobacco groups. Nico Water is marketed as a cigarette substitute useful in restaurants, cinemas, on planes and other places when smoking is banned. "It takes away the desire for a cigarette and you don't have to feel like a second-class citizen or a leper anymore," said Timothy Owens, from manufacturer Quick Test Five. Described as tasting like tap water, but with a slightly peppery aftertaste, Nico Water will be sold in half litre bottles for £1.50. But the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids said it could easily act as a first step into addiction with children.

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