What Are You Really Inhaling? Smoking Prevention Poster
Give students a closer look at the harmful chemicals associated with cigarettes and cigarette smoke with the What Are You Really Inhaling? Smoking Prevention Poster. This powerful educational display uses familiar products and bold visuals to help communicate an important tobacco prevention message in an easy-to-understand format.
The poster identifies examples of chemicals found in cigarettes or cigarette smoke, including acetone, ammonia, arsenic, benzene, cadmium, formaldehyde, lead, toluene, butane, and carbon monoxide. Familiar visual comparisons help students understand that cigarette smoke contains thousands of chemicals, including many that are toxic or cancer-causing.
Designed for schools, health educators, prevention specialists, and community organizations, this large-format poster makes an attention-grabbing addition to classrooms, hallways, health offices, prevention displays, and educational events.
Topics Highlighted
- Harmful chemicals associated with cigarettes and cigarette smoke
- Toxic substances inhaled through cigarette smoking
- Examples of chemicals including arsenic, formaldehyde, lead, and benzene
- Carbon monoxide exposure from cigarette smoke
- Tobacco and smoking health education
- Importance of making tobacco-free choices
Product Features
- Measures 24” x 36”
- Large, easy-to-read educational format
- Full-color smoking prevention graphics
- Identifies multiple chemicals associated with cigarette smoking
- Familiar product comparisons help communicate the message
- Designed for tobacco prevention and health education
- Excellent for year-round educational displays
Perfect For
- Middle schools
- High schools
- Colleges and universities
- Health education classrooms
- School nurses
- Counseling offices
- Public health departments
- Tobacco prevention programs
- Community coalitions
- Health fairs
- Prevention events
- Red Ribbon Week
- Tobacco-Free awareness campaigns
Help students understand what they may really be inhaling when they smoke cigarettes with a powerful visual resource designed to support tobacco prevention and health education.


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