Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, February 11, 1982, Page 16, Image 16

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    * —SANOV (Or* ) POST Thwr»,, February 11. 1992 ($•< 2)
Former higher tar smokers affirm MERIT choice for
taste, ease of switch, and long-term satisfaction.
The research results are
overwhelming.
New National Smoker
Study provides solid
evidence that ‘Enriched
Flavor,’. MERIT offers a
satisfying alternative to
higher tar cigarettes.
MERIT Taste
Sparks Switch.
Nationwide survey reveals
over 90% of MERIT smokers
who switched from higher
tar are glad they did. In fact,
94% d o n ’t even miss their
former brands.
Further Evidence: 9 out
of 10 ft irmer higher tar
smokers report MERIT an
easy switch, that they didn 't
give up taste in switching,
and that MERIT is the best­
tasting low tar theyve ever
tried.
Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
MERIT Clear Choice
In New Tests.
In addition, extensive
unmarked-pack tests con­
firm that MERIT delivers
a winning combination of
taste and low tar when corn-
oared against higher tar
. eaders.
Con firmed.-The over­
whelming majority reported
MERIT taste equal to —or
better than —leading higher
tar brands.
Con firmed: When tar
levels were revealed, 2 out of
3 chose the MERIT combina­
tion of low tar and good
taste.
Year after year, in study
after study, MERIT remains
unbeaten. The proven taste
alternative to higher tar
smoking—is MERIT.
o thihp Morrrt lm 199 J
Reg 8 mg tar. ' 0 6 mg nicotine— Men. 7 mg “ tar.” 0.5 mg
nicotine— 100' J Reg: 9 mg "ta r? 0.7 mg nicotine— 100's Men
10 mg tar, 0.8 mg nicotine av per cigarette, FTC Report Mar 81
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