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Generally, exposure to secondhand smoke can be identified and measured by having saliva, blood and urine samples tested for cotinine, a substance that develops in the body when the nicotine from the tobacco smoke begins to disintegrate inside the organism

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While individual smoking experiences can vary, the three variants are commonly understood in the following way: These differences are mainly based on how each variant is positioned within the Marlboro range and how adult smokers commonly describe the experience

Preliminary data were presented to the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology in 2005