Parkland Corp., which operates gas station convenience stores under the On the Run brand, claims in its own court application that the limit to pharmacy-only sales will increase demand for illegal products that youth already have access to, and will continue to have access to through the contraband market. Parkland claims illegal nicotine replacement therapy products are more dangerous than regulated products, and the rules will have the effect of increasing not decreasing the risk of injury to health. Macs and Couche Tards application makes a similar argument, that since the minister didnt ban sales of the products to minors, mandating that they be sold at pharmacies will at best, perpetuate identified risks of injury to health for those who buy other forms of nicotine replacement therapy, or it could aggravate the risks for those who turn to the black market for their product
The relative risks for CIN and cervical cancer are two to four times greater for current and former smokers compared with never-smokers (US Surgeon General, 2004)
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Something that should be illegal if done in Cornwall should also be illegal if its done in another part of Canada, particularly if it is being smuggled and moved, getting into other parts of Canadian cities. The plan of tacking exorbitant taxes onto some products and not others, said Ms
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