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Are adults 21 years and older Primarily smoke cigarettes Are willing to switch to a heated tobacco product for 28 days Currently smoke 5 or more cigarettes per day Are able to pass a urine drug test (cannot use THC) Have no current serious medical conditions (COPD, heart attacks, etc.) No history of HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C Sign-up to participate Participant information is maintained in a volunteer database system and retained for future studies as they become available

14 Varenicline is funded with Special Authority approval for patients who have been unsuccessful in quitting with other cessation medicines, but this has been unavailable for several years in New Zealand (see: Varenicline is highly effective but currently unavailable in New Zealand)

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