KR100685267B1 - Vitamin c adhesion cigarette filter - Google Patents

Abstract

According to the present invention, when chewing a cigarette, chewable vitamin C (5) is attached to the rear of the cigarette filter (2) using a dry paper (3), the filter (2) and vitamins of the dry paper (3) Using a cut line (4) formed in the boundary portion C (5) is characterized in that the vitamin C (5) portion can be easily cut and ingested.

If you want to smoke, you need to cut the vitamin C (5) part attached to each cigarette by cutting the perforation line (4) to smoke cigarettes, and you can easily take vitamin C (5) whenever you smoke one cigarette. You can increase your intake by providing them to chew. As a result, it is effective to help the health of smokers who do not quit smoking.

Vitamin C, Cigarette Filter, Dry Paper, Perforated Line, Cut

Description

Cigarette Filter with Vitamin C {VITAMIN C ADHESION CIGARETTE FILTER}

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment according to the present invention

Figure 2 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the cigarette filter

Figure 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the vitamin C according to the present invention

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＊ Explanation of symbols on main part of drawing ＊

1. cigarette 2. filter

3. Dry paper 3-1. Multipurpose Dry Paper Section

4. Perforation

5. Vitamin C that can be eaten (hereinafter referred to as 'vitamin C')

5-1. Vitamin C attached to thin tobacco filter

The present invention is attached to the back of the cigarette filter using a dry paper so that you can easily chew the vitamin C that is typically lost during smoking, by cutting the vitamin C portion through the cut line formed on the dry paper to smoke cigarettes of smokers It is about increasing the vitamin C intake rate to help the health of smokers who quit smoking.

To improve the quality of cigarettes for smoker's health, there have been continuous efforts to develop manufacturing processes to reduce various harmful components of cigarettes in cigarettes and to improve them through materials. Efforts have been made to improve quality through the addition of materials to filter parts. Efforts have been made to remove harmful components such as nicotine and tar through smoking aids such as tobacco pipes. As a result, in recent years, a growing interest in health has been revived, a lot of mild tobacco with less harmful ingredients are on the market.

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However, efforts to reduce harmful components in the cigarette portion of the cigarette itself and the filter portion, which is an inhalation route, have only a difference in degree, but are insufficient for protecting the health of smokers. Efforts through smoking aids are also poorly used due to the hassle.

Accordingly, in the present invention, when a smoker tries to smoke, the vitamin C attached to the rhombus must be cut through the perforation line so that the smoker can smoke and easily chew the vitamin C, which is typically lost when smoking. By providing every time you smoke, it aims to increase the intake rate of vitamin C.

To achieve this purpose, vitamin C is attached to the rear end of the tobacco filter using a rhombus paper, and is easily cut by forming a perforation line at the filter part and the vitamin C boundary of the rhombus paper.

The present invention is characterized in that attached to every cigarette so that each can easily eat and chew vitamin C which is typically lost during smoking.

As another feature of the invention, it includes a multi-purpose dry paper portion that helps maintain the adhesion and cutting, and smoker hygiene.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail the present invention.

Figure 1 shows an embodiment according to the present invention to form a cutout line 4 at the boundary of the filter (2) and vitamin C (5) of the dry paper (3) connecting the cigarette (1) and the filter (2) Vitamin C (5) is attached to the rear end of the tobacco filter (2) using dry paper (3) to form a multi-purpose dry paper portion (3-1).

As shown in the figure, when a smoker wants to smoke, the vitamin C (5) portion is cut using a cut line (4) formed at the boundary of the filter (2) and vitamin C (5) of the dry paper (3). Only by smoking can increase the intake of vitamin C.

By forming the multi-purpose rhombus part (3-1), it can be seen that the effect of preventing the attached vitamin C (5) fall out, and facilitates the cutting of the vitamin C (5) part through the perforation line (4) It also works. And when taking the cigarette out of the pack, vitamin C (5) part is effective in helping to prevent hygiene by touching the fingers.

The multipurpose dry paper part (3-1) can be adjusted in length depending on the thickness of the tobacco and the thickness of vitamin C (5) attached.

Figure 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the tobacco filter according to the present invention, vitamin C (5) attached by the dry paper (3) is to be in close contact with the filter (2) in the rear end of the filter, the filter (2) It should be the same size as the diameter.
Attachment of vitamin C (5) according to the present invention, when connecting the cigarette (1) and the filter (2) by using a dry paper (3) without additional input of paper or film in addition to the components of the existing tobacco The vitamin C (5) moieties are attached and attached together, resulting in cost savings in manufacturing costs.

The vitamin C (5) can be attached by extending the adhesive material of the dry paper (3) used to connect the cigarette (1) and the filter (2) parts to the vitamin C (5) part using the dry paper (3). It may be. The adhesive material used should be harmless to the human body.

Figure 3 shows the shape of the vitamin C to be attached in a perspective view showing an embodiment of the vitamin C according to the present invention.

If the amount of vitamin C to be attached is the same, the area of vitamin C (5-1) to be attached to the thicker cigarette will be smaller, while the thickness will be relatively thick. In this case, the adhesive force with the rhombus 3 will be increased, and the cutting force using the cut line 4 will be improved. Since the exposed area of vitamin C (5-1) exposed outside is also relatively small, the hygiene problems that may occur when taking cigarettes out of the pack will also improve. Therefore, it would be desirable to make the length of the multipurpose dry paper portion 3-1 shorter than that of a cigarette having a thin thickness.
The amount of vitamin C attached will vary and its size will vary depending on the mildness, toxicity and toxicity of each cigarette.
In the case of cigarettes that are not thin and light in thickness, the amount of vitamin C attached will not be relatively high, and the thickness thereof will be thinner because they are attached at the same size as the diameter of the filter (2).
In this case, by forming the multi-purpose hole in the central portion of vitamin C (5) in the same amount, it is possible to control the size of the adhesion surface of the vitamin C attached to the dry paper (3). Increasing the formation of the multipurpose hole will increase the size of the adhesion surface of the attached vitamin C. Thereby, the adhesive force with the rhombus 3 will be increased, the cutting force through the perforation line 4 will be improved, and the surface where the finger touches can be reduced, and the hygiene can be exerted.
The form of vitamin C to be attached is possible in any form other than the above-mentioned form.

Vitamin C to be attached in accordance with the present invention consists of chewable solids, it is possible to add other substances. The types of vitamins attached may be vitamin C as well as other chewable multivitamins.

The amount of vitamin C attached to each cigarette is based on the normal level of vitamin C lost when smoking a cigarette, depending on the mildness, toxicity and harmfulness of the cigarette. It may be desirable to determine the amount in consideration of the water absorption rate.

According to the present invention, vitamin C, which is typically lost during smoking, may be provided to increase the intake rate by providing one cigarette every time a person smokes, regardless of the amount of cigarettes smoked per day. Many of the good effects of vitamin C on smoking will be apparent to the medical community as well as to those of ordinary knowledge.

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The present invention is not limited to the described embodiments, and it is apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, and thus such changes or modifications. Examples should be included in the claims of the present invention.

According to the above configuration and action of the present invention, when smoking a cigarette, cigarettes can be smoked only by cutting off the portion of vitamin C attached to each cigarette, and chewing vitamin C, which is typically lost when smoking, is easily chewed whenever smoking It is effective in increasing the intake rate of vitamin C by providing it to be eaten. Accordingly, it is effective to help the health of smokers who do not quit smoking.

Claims (4)

In the conventional cigarette by connecting the existing cigarette (1) and the filter (2) with a dry paper (3), the filter (2) and vitamins of the dry paper (3) connecting the cigarette (1) and the filter (2) A cigarette filter having a perforated line (4) formed at the boundary of C (5), and vitamin C (5) adhered to the rear end of the filter (2) and attached using dry paper (3). The tobacco filter according to claim 1, wherein the vitamin C (5) is attached by using the adhesive material of the dry paper (3) and the dry paper (3). The tobacco filter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the multipurpose dry paper portion (3-1) is formed at the rear end of the vitamin C (5). delete

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