The device, which is called IQOS (pronounced EYE-kose) and made by Philip Morris International, works by heating tobacco-filled sticks, called Heatsticks, to produce a nicotine-rich aerosol.

Erkkila told lawmakers the IQOS heat sticks are only available in a small number of “flavors” — meaning different tobacco blends, as well as a menthol variant. “No pink bubble gum or ...

The new heating technology requires a new range of tobacco sticks to replace Heets, called Terea, which will be available in nine different tobacco blends including classic, menthol and aromatic ...

LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Philip Morris International (PMI) (PM.N), opens new tab on Thursday unveiled a zero-tobacco stick for use with its "heat-not-burn" device IQOS, which may help the ...