SAFETY RUN AMOK - Secondhand Smoke Suppression Solution, Suppressed "For Your Safety"

When given the option, most smokers are receptive to sharing an airspace respectfully. Accomplished via personal air filter, a product whose impact extends far beyond its users.

Summarized version (TL;DR): The personal air filter is a proven way to protect the innocent oftentimes forced to share the air of those who habitually contaminate it with exhaled secondhand pollution. Millions everyday have no choice but to live, ride, work, or just associate with those who choose to pollute shared airspace. Forced to breathe the contaminants, their chances of developing cancer increase exponentially. Addressing this issue directly at the source, the personal air filter not only saves relationships, but has proven time and again to save lives. With over 40k a year dying needlessly from exposure to secondhand pollution, any time there is suppression of the remedy, it's simply a tragedy. Often misidentified, the personal air filter is notorious for being subjected to this fate. Benefiting the greater good by effectively suppressing the entirety of exhaled secondhand contaminants, the personal air filter is a proven solution to the deadly effects of secondhand smoke.

Redondo Beach, California September 22, 2023 - A personal air filter like the Smoke Eraser is the one and only solution that addresses exhaled secondhand smoke at the source. Responsible for over 40k deaths a year, it is obviously an issue with deeper implications than that of an annoyance. But on the other hand, when a smoker occupies a shared space and his actions overrule the desires of others, it's that irritation that's most immediately distressing. And difficult to address, of course, but that doesn't have to be the case. You see, the suggestion of a personal air filter can lead to a complete suppression of that annoyance entirely. Smoke, smell, otherwise spewed carelessly about, eliminated. And for millions forced to breathe pollutants like this simply riding, living, working, or just associating with those who smoke, personal air filters provide hope. No longer is there a need to risk any relationship to breathe cleanly. And inconsequential to some, I'm sure, but for folks forced to face that daily, eliminating it can be life transformational. Because it ain't just relationships, the Smoke Eraser saves lives.

Secondhand smoke is predicted to only grow increasingly widespread as the legalization of marijuana continues advancing across the country with some 40+ states having approved of its use either recreationally or medicinally. For more on the effects of secondhand smoke from marijuana, visit the following link, https://no-smoke.org/protecting-nonsmokers-secondhand-marijuana-smoke/. With over 55 million adults in the US using the plant, whether for legitimate medical purposes or not, it is simply a fact that when smoked in the home, a spouse and children are likely to be subjected to secondhand effects. And for that reason alone, any solution to a problem like this should be taken seriously. But with that said, the good news is products like the Smoke Eraser, units made to suppress the entirety of deadly exhaled pollution, exist and are currently used to effectively protect loved ones from the airborne contamination.

But herein lies the problem. As effective a solution the personal air filter is to secondhand smoke, a majority are still unaware they even exist. Due, at least partially, to a demonization of the product, this is nothing but shameful as the inaccurate assumptions they're merely drug paraphernalia are far from accurate. What this means from the seller's perspective are not only bans to advertising, but listings suppressed altogether. Often miscategorized, a prime example is having the Smoke Eraser considered a pipe. "Ridiculous" says Craig Nowak, owner of Smoke Eraser. "The product introduces nothing into the body. Nothing into the blood. It does not promote or glorify anything. It's simply an air filter. Nothing more". But mischaracterizations like this keep brands like Smoke Eraser pigeonholed and unavailable to the masses. And for a product so obviously beneficial to the greater good, who is that supposed to benefit?

But what say you? More censorship? Should Smoke Eraser be "suppressed for your safety?" As ridiculous as that sounds, that's apparently the logic. But when the American Cancer Society claims a smoke-free home to be the most important factor for healthy families, should we really be suppressing remedies?