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Born in 1902 from a catalytic diffusion process devised by a pharmacist’s assistant, the Lampe Berger became a household object. The story of the maison and its fragrances.
Read moreBongs with kawaii designs, glass pipes, boxed sets and subscriptions: a review of what the American brand Hemper offers, format by format.
Read moreA cracked vase, a porous hose, a missing valve ball: an inventory of the wear parts of a water pipe and of the situations that make replacing them necessary.
Read moreTable lighters, torch models and kitchen use: the American brand Yocan Red builds its range on design and butane. A look at its models and its technical choices.
Read moreSet up in 1999, Adorini makes humidors that it guarantees for life. An overview of the cigar humidor models from the brand that are available on Smoking.fr.
Read moreThe authorities do not class CBD among narcotics, but its sale and its consumption remain regulated. What French law says about cannabidiol resin.
Read moreFUU makes its e-liquids in a Paris laboratory and says it sources most of its supplies in France, from labels to packaging. A look inside the manufacturer.
Read moreBlood, urine, hair, saliva: THC detection times vary widely depending on the sample taken. How saliva self-tests work, and how their result is read.
Read morePlaced under the upper lip, nicotine pouches release nicotine through the lining of the mouth. An overview of the types on sale and of the way they are used.
Read moreTightVac says it pioneered vacuum sealing and applies it to airtight boxes for keeping tobacco and herbs. An overview of the range and of the company behind it.
Read moreE-liquids combining CBD and nicotine, oils, gummies, sprays and now pouches: the French brand Calm+, affiliated to Fuu, has a range this article goes through product by product.
Read moreThe Dane Erik Nording began shaping pipes in the 1950s, before making it his trade and building a family business. A look at his career and at his models.
Read moreBrought over from the United States and carried by hip-hop culture, the Blunt wrap took hold in France from 2022. Origins, brands and points to compare.
Read moreAnimal horn, bamboo and glass: water pipes have taken many forms. Remains found in Ethiopia have revived the question of where the bong actually comes from.
Read moreA ranking of the five countries that produce the most cannabis, between decriminalisation under way in Mexico and clandestine crops in Pakistan, with figures and legal frameworks.
Read moreRetail tobacco sales in France are a state monopoly entrusted to licensed retailers. Why any online sale is prohibited, whatever country the website is based in.
Read moreFounded in 1907 by Julius Meister, IMCO made its first lighters from salvaged shell cases. The history of a brand whose models are still collected today.
Read moreAfter flowers, oils and creams, CBD now comes in products you can eat. A look at the sweets and other food items sold to adults only at Smoking.fr.
Read moreA cutting knife inspired by the guillotine was enough to make Les Fines Lames known beyond France. A look at the French brand and at its founder, Pierre Jourdan.
Read moreGreengo claims unbleached papers and accessories designed to be gentler on the environment. An overview of the ranges the brand puts on the market.
Read moreHow the Breton lighter maker Flaminaire helped to revive Father’s Day in the twentieth century through a marketing campaign. The story of a tradition put back in the saddle.
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