These are marketed in white packs with green detailing and are available in Full Flavored and Light variations.

Marlboro also markets cigarettes flavored with menthol.

Silver are available in king size and 100s.

Marlboro Silver come in a white pack with a silver Marlboro crest. Just like the Gold cigarette, it features the same blend of tobacco as the Full Flavored Marlboros but with even less tar and nicotine. As a concession to rising health concerns, Marlboro developed an Silver (Ultra Light) brand.Lights are available in king size and 100s. Marlboro Gold come in a white pack with a gold Marlboro crest. Marlboro Gold (Lights) feature the same tobacco blend as Marlboro Reds but with less concentration of tar and nicotine.They are available in king size and 100s.

They are marketed in a white pack with a smaller red Marlboro crest than Reds. They have the same signature Marlboro tobacco blend but with slightly less tar and nicotine than the Reds. Marlboro Medium cigarettes were created to form a middle ground between Marlboro Reds and Marlboro Lights.They are available in king size (the standard cigarette size) and in 100s (a slightly thinner, longer cigarette). Marlboro Reds with the red crest on the white pack, is still the most recognizable.

The data presented in this paper reveal that smokers of the leading light cigarette brand sold in the United States today, Marlboro Lights, are for the most part unaware of filter vents in the cigarettes they smoke and are misinformed about the health risk of using low-tar and filtered cigarettes. The responses of Marlboro Lights smokers to questions about the hazards of low-tar cigarettes were similar to those expressed by smokers of other cigarette brands. For example, only 11% of Marlboro Lights smokers knew that the tar delivery of a light cigarette was about the same as that of a full-flavored cigarette. Many Marlboro Lights smokers believed incorrectly that lower tar, light, and ultra-light cigarettes were less harmful compared with higher tar, full-flavored cigarettes. Only 32% of Marlboro Lights smokers reported that the filters on their cigarettes were ventilated. Marlboro Lights was the most popular brand, smoked by 19% of survey respondents. Respondents were asked about the brand and type of cigarettes smoked, beliefs about the health benefits associated with low-tar and filtered cigarettes, and awareness of ventilation holes in the filters of their cigarettes.

The data for this study came from a nationally representative random-digit-dialed telephone survey of 1,046 adult current cigarette smokers (aged 18 years or older) conducted between May and September 2001. The present study examined the extent to which Marlboro Lights smokers perceive lower health risks associated with using a low-tar cigarette and the extent to which they are aware of filter vents in their cigarettes.

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