The new My Weigh Cigarette Case scale is another innovation from the mind of My Weigh. This beautiful compact scale comes in a vintage cigarette case that fits inside your pocket for easy transportation. The scale can be used while in it's case or simply pull the red ribbon to remove it for use in tighter spaces. This scale is the first of it's kind, just like many of the revolutionary weighing devices from My Weigh Scales.
This full-featured scale has everything you need to roll the perfect cigarette. It has five weighing modes, 300g x 0.1gaccuracy, stainless steel weighing tray, hold and tare buttons, and anon/off button. It has all the benefits of a modern digital scale with a subtle, vintage appearance.
The My Weigh Cigarette Case Scale belongs in the pocket of every true RYO/MYO enthusiast. Rolling your own cigarettes is an art. Express yourself with the help of this great new scale.
The My Weigh Cigarette Case Scale is backed by My Weigh's unmatched Lifetime/30 year worldwide warranty.
Reads in Grams, Ounces, Troy Ounces, Pennyweight & Carats
1.75" x 2.25" (44mm x 57mm) weighing tray
Rolling guide lines printed right inside top cover
Lifetime/30 year Worldwide Warranty
Advice on using your scale to cut back or quit smoking
Many smokers have shared their success stories with us on how they used a precision scale to measure their tobacco intake and then gradually
reduce their daily consumption. The method that seems to work best is a gradual approach.
Begin by simply weighing the amount of tobacco you normally use for one cigarette. At the end of a day add up how many cigarettes you smoked and multiply that by the weight. This will give you your total tobacco-gram intake (eg 1.1 grams per cigarette x 20 cigarettes per day = 22 grams per day).
Set a goal of reducing your tobacco by 10% every 3 days. Every day you should measure your tobacco out on your scale. Seeing your over all tobacco consumption by weight allows you to accurately know how much you are smoking.
You can choose to make somewhat smaller or shorter cigarettes, or space out your consumption longer. Either method will achieve the same result.
Remember that you should customize your method to your particular situation. Try different methods until you find one that you are most comfortable with. The important thing is that if you measure and reduce your tobacco intake, you can accurately know how much you are smoking and
help yourself to quit at a slow & steady pace.
