Tobacco consumption has changed significantly and attention is increasingly turning to new technologies that are presented as super alternatives to traditional cigarettes. One of the most innovative developments in this area is iqos, a product from Philip Morris International that relies on heating tobacco rather than burning it. In this article, we take a look at iqos heets Green, the specially designed tobacco sticks, and explore the science behind how they work.

Iqos stands for “I Quit Original Smoking” and is a system that consumes tobacco through heating rather than combustion. In contrast to conventional cigarettes, iqos uses special tobacco sticks (heets) that are heated to temperatures between 250 and 350 Celsius degrees. These temperatures are sufficient to release flavors and nicotine, but not high enough to burn tobacco.

Iqos heets Green is a special flavor variant of these tobacco sticks that offers a fresh and menthol-like taste. They are formulated to provide both the flavor of menthol cigarettes and the experience of smoking tobacco.

Iqos technology is based on a special heating system that precisely controls the temperature. This is achieved by an electric heating element integrated into the iqos devices. When a heed stick is inserted, the device activates the heating element, which gently heats the tobacco, creating an aerosol that is inhaled by the user.

The heets themselves consist of a mixture of pure tobacco and other ingredients that are responsible for the taste and aroma. Heets Green contains special flavors that enhance the menthol experience and are intended as an alternative option for smokers who like the fresh taste of menthol without the negative aspects of traditional cigarettes.

The science behind iqos and heets Green is a fascinating interplay of technology, chemistry and innovation. By avoiding the combustion of tobacco, this system offers an option for adults who smoke. However, it is crucial to further research the full implications of long-term use of such products and make responsible choices.

The transition from traditional cigarettes to technologies such iqos could be a step in the right direction, but the ultimate solution to tobacco control remains complete abstinence.