okay, ive been wondering for a while now what that stuff people call "cancer paper" is and if its on all cigars (including wraps). its been bothering me alot lately because i don't want to smoke any shit that might give me cancer
no, the "cancer paper" is kinda like a filter to make the smoke a little less worse for you, when the cigar is smoked normally
I don't want to be the one to start a flame war or hijack a thread, but that is wrong. The little strip of paper has no effect on the smoke that passes through the tobacco of a regular blunt cigar. I have no proof saying that it causes cancer, but I can assure you that it does not filter anything one bit, and it certainly does not prevent cancer if you smoke.
i bought one of those double platinum wraps recently and it says that they are made from tobacco leaves. is this normal for cigar paper? cuz tobacco is what gives u the cancer
Yes that is normal. A Cigar is tobacco wrapped up in tobacco leaves. A CIGARette is tobacco wrapped up in paper. really though I wouldn't worry about it. I highly doubt you'll get cancer from smoking blunts unless you're taking multiple blunts to the dome every day.
Well, look at it this way. If there was anything to worry about from the blunt, instead of just there being a higher risk from cancer from smoking cigarettes, everyone who smoked cigarettes would be get cancer.
This is an example of cancer paper on a dutch: It's the part on the tip. People either take that part off (shown above) or just break the tip off completely. I break the tip off because personally I don't like the fact of smoking the residue left behind.
On a good day Ill smoke 3 blunts. A bad day 1 blunt I have personally never took any paper off a gutted cigar. Its wasteful to me. I pay 75 cents for that gar I want all of it. As for cancer, your smoking tobacco regardless of its its 1 inch of blunt wrap or 5 inches. So if you get cancer don't be surprised,smoking does that regardless of whats in the blunt.