Altria Client Services LLC

Philip Morris USA Inc.

Ethyl Corporation

Afton Chemical Corporation

Philip Morris Products S.a.

Dendy, Charles

Hession, Chris

Rinehart, Steven

Mitten, Robert

Gibbs, Zane

Fisher, Michael

Gedevani, Shon

Mishra, Munmaya K.

Kobal, Gerd

Bajec, Martha

Munmaya K Mishra

William R Sweeney

Georgios D Karles

Gerd Kobal

Shengsheng Liu

Peter J Lipowicz

Douglas Antonio Fernandez

Shaoyong Yu

Jason W Flora

Frank Scott Atchley

Christopher S Tucker

Feng Gao

San Li

Tapashi Sengupta

Raymond W Lau

Jay A Fournier

Ali A Rostami

Diane L Gee

Pauline Marcq

Dwight David Williams

James M Rossman

Biao Duan

Danielle R Crawford

Yezdi B Pithawalla

Eric Hawes

Geoffrey Brandon Jordan

Gregory James Griscik

Terry Bache

Susan E Wrenn

David B Kane

Richard Jupe

Kenneth A Newman

Phillip M Hulan

Christophe Claude Galopin

Barry Scott Smith

Ryan Alan Bailey

James A Strickland

Steven J Hovjacky

Catherine Barnes

Weiling Li

Peter Reeh

Justin Heynekamp

Richard Arena

Shensheng Liu

Szu-Sung Yang

Shalva Gedevanishvili

Marc Robert Krauss

Dennis Geib

Timothy B Langston

Daqing Wu

Christopher Joseph Dinovi

John Bryant Paine, Iii

Randall Eugene Baren

Qinglin Li

John B Paine

Darin Colassaco

Alex Jordan

Salem Chouchane

Bernard S Appleton

George Karles

Kathryn M Draper

Kent Brian Koller

Tony M Howell

Zack Blackmon

Maria Gogova

Christian Schuh

Kelli McKenna

Harrison L Yu

Kathryne E Paine

Raymond G Saxton

Robert T Mitten

Charles Lester Dendy

Roderic Paul Quirk

William Y Lam

Steven R Rinehart

Sarojini Deevi

Christopher L Simpson

Sanjay Srinivasan

Joseph L Banyasz

Rosana C Altoveros

Akhilesh Duggal

Chris Simpson

Shon Gedevani

Tracy M Ogbonlowo

Zhihao Shen

Mark A McHugh

Christopher Joseph DiNovi

Douglas Oliveri

Padmanabha Reddy Ettireddy

Yoon Soo Song

Diane Kellogg

Tatjana Kichko

Maria Del Carmen Jarquin

Zane Gibbs

Rebecca Secrist

Dariusz Masiarz

Jonathan David Watson

Lawrence E Tipton

Martha Bajec

Michael Fisher

A base for an e-vaping device is configured to couple with multiple cartridges configured to generate separate, respective dispersions. The cartridges may include one or more atomizer assemblies or vaporizer assemblies. The base may include multiple connectors electrically coupled to the power supply. The connectors may be configured to couple multiple dispersion generators to a power supply of the base. The base may include control circuitry configured to independently control dispersion generation by dispersion generators coupled to the base. The control circuitry may independently control dispersion generation by the first and second cartridges based on cartridge information accessed through at least one of the first and second connectors. The control circuitry may control dispersion generation by controlling power supplied to the dispersion generators.

Multiple dispersion generator e-vaping device

A base for an e-vaping device is configured to couple with multiple cartridges configured to generate separate, respective dispersions. The cartridges may include one or more atomizer assemblies or vaporizer assemblies. The base may include multiple connectors electrically coupled to the power supply. The connectors may be configured to removably couple with various cartridges. Different cartridges may be interchangeably coupled with the connectors. Different cartridges may be swapped from the connectors. The base may include control circuitry configured to independently control dispersion generation by cartridges coupled to the base. The control circuitry may control dispersion generation by controlling power supplied to the cartridges. The control circuitry may control electrical power supplied based on information accessed from one or more of the cartridges.

E-vaping device cartridge holder

The use of pectins and/or polymers to prevent nicotine oxidation in tobacco containing products is disclosed. These polymers may be naturally occurring anionic polymers or synthetic polymers. These pectins and/or polymers prevent nicotine from oxidizing into cotinine, nicotine-cis-N-oxide, nicotine-trans-N-oxide, and/or nicotine-1,1-di-N-oxide. Molluscicides, algaecides, pesticides, and stabilized nicotine compositions comprising nicotine and pectin, anionic polymers, or combinations thereof are disclosed.

Use of pectin or other anionic polymers in the stabilization and controlled release of nicotine in oral sensorial tobacco products or nicotine containing non-tobacco oral sensorial products

An oral product includes a body that is wholly receivable in an oral cavity. The body includes a polymer matrix and one or more flavorants and/or active ingredients embedded in the polymer matrix. The polymer matrix can include a copolymer of ethylene and one or more vinyl monomers or zein. For example, the polymer can be ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer and/or ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer. In some cases, the oral product can include tobacco and/or nicotine.

Soft oral product

A method of manufacturing flavorant particles includes melting a food grade wax and a flavorant into a molten wax; solidifying the molten wax; and grinding the solidified molten wax into a plurality of flavorant particles. Another method of manufacturing flavorant particles includes melting a food grade wax and a flavorant into a molten wax, the molten wax having a melting temperature between about 50° C. to about 70° C.; and spray-chilling the molten wax into at least one solid flavorant particle, the solid flavorant particle having a diameter of between about 0.1 mm to about 2.0 mm.

Application of a flavorant particle in a filter of a smoking article for delivering flavor

Tobacco products comprising smokeless tobacco products and active ingredients, including those that antagonize nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, the TRPV1 channel, and/or the TRPA1 channel are disclosed. Nicotine replacement therapies comprising active ingredients, including those that antagonize nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, the TRPV1 channel, and/or the TRPA1 channel. The active ingredient may reduce or eliminate sensory irritation arising due to use of the product. Analgesic compositions comprising active ingredients. Methods of reducing taste and sensory irritation by employing an active ingredient.

Modifying taste and sensory irritation of smokeless tobacco and non-tobacco products

An example smoking article includes a smoking rod filled with a filler material. The filler material includes tobacco material and non-tobacco leaf material, and the filler material is distributed along a length of the smoking rod. In certain examples the tobacco material, non-tobacco leaf material, or both may be treated with one or more additives, and in other examples the filler material may not include additives. The smoking article can be formed as a cigarette, cigarillo, or cigar.

Smoking article with reduced tobacco

An apparatus includes a body of pre-vapor formulation configured to be contained within a reservoir, the pre-vapor formulation being a gel formulation. The apparatus includes a surface heater in contact with a surface of the body of gel formulation, the heater being configured to heat the body of gel formulation to form a vapor.

Apparatus with surface heater and gel formulation

Electrically heated cigarettes used in an electrical smoking system include a flavoring-release additive and sorbent effective to remove one or more gas-phase constituents of mainstream tobacco smoke. The flavoring-release additive includes gamma cyclodextrin and at least one flavoring. Flavoring is released in a cigarette upon the flavoring-release additive reaching at least a minimum temperature during smoking. The flavoring-release additive can have various forms including, for example, powder and films.

Gamma cyclodextrin flavoring-release additives

The method including providing a filler material that is water insoluble, the providing provides the filler material with more than 98% alpha-cellulose, 0.01% to less than 2% ash and a remainder hemicellulose, infusing at least one first consumable within the filler material and inserting a matrix within at least one first containing structure to form an insert, the matrix including the filler material.

Method of making E-vaping device with insert

A liquid aerosol formulation for an electronic smoking article includes an aerosol former, water, nicotine, and an acid including tartaric acid. The acid is included in an amount sufficient to provide the liquid aerosol formulation with a pH ranging from about 4 to about 8.

Liquid aerosol formulation of an electronic smoking article

An oral tobacco product includes a body that is wholly receivable in an oral cavity. The body includes a mouth-stable polymer matrix and tobacco fibers embedded in the mouth-stable polymer matrix. The oral tobacco product can be formed by extruding a mixture of mouth-stable polymer and tobacco fibers.

Oral tobacco product

An exemplary smoking article includes a smoking rod filled with a combination including tobacco filler material and cellulose filler material. The tobacco filler material and cellulose filler material can be arranged such that the constituent material particles are generally distributed throughout the smoking rod, the tobacco filler material at least partially surrounds the cellulose filler material along a length of the smoking rod, and/or the cellulose filler material particles have a higher concentration along a central axis of the smoking rod than the tobacco filler material particles.

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Manakin Sabot, VA, United States of America

Munmaya K Mishra