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11.4.4.1 Display restrictions As a result of the 2011 amendments, Queenslands' tobacco display laws now include the following key restrictions: Only one point of sale is permitted at a retail outlet and mandatory signs must be displayed (as prescribed by regulation) Smoking products must kept out of sight of customers and concealed by a covering that is opaque and of a colour or design that does not make a feature of the covering as distinct from its surrounds Smoking products may only be viewed incidentally by the extent required to carry out a transaction At a retail outlet, smoking products must only be kept on the sellers side of the point of sale, or in a room or other place not accessed by customers (except for cigars in humidified rooms when the customer is accompanied by the supplier or an employee)

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Divide the total nicotine content of 800 mg by the 14 days the device lasts, and youll find that youre consuming roughly 57 mg of nicotine per day

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