Praise for Salem 100's I started smoking Salem 100's in 1980 at age 10
High Quality: Many Indigenous manufacturers follow strict quality standards to produce smooth, satisfying smokes
The remaining tobacco and ash are composted until they become usable, and the company is even exploring the possibility of breaking down the toxic residue with fungi for composting purposes
Smoking spikes your risk of conditions like heart disease, stroke, diabetes, respiratory disorders, and, of course, cancer
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For those who enjoy this style of smoking, exploring a range of pipe tobacco blends can make the experience even more enjoyable