[rootbeer99]

I would love to get my hands on a source for lucky strike filters. I know that they arent sold here in the good ol usa anymore. But after many hours of research I did find out that the reason they arent is because of low sales on this side of the pond. However I did find out that they are still available. But in europe only. I did find many a website that sells them for as little as 30 bucks or so shipped per carton but nothing about those sites makes me feel safe purchasing from them. I also know of the fact that if one has a paypal account and downloads the paypal plugin they can have paypal generate a random credit card number instantly that can only be used once. I thought about doing this but decided to try my luck on a forum to see if I cant come of with a potentially safer and better option. So if anybody might like to point me to a good source I would be much abliged.

[wipeout97]

Circle K gas stations still carry the brand

You also could stop by a smoke shop and ask what price they will cut you if they order it for you. Be sure to ask if they are going to charge you list price for the small request. If list price.....go to the next shop!

[Max]

Originally Posted by wipeout97 Circle K gas stations still carry the brand You also could stop by a smoke shop and ask what price they will cut you if they order it for you. Be sure to ask if they are going to charge you list price for the small request. If list price.....go to the next shop!

Do they really? I'll have to check this out.

[wipeout97]

All in NC, SC, and VA have had them so I assume nationwide since they probably use the same distributor. Never really saw them sold elsewhere before I frequented Circle K. I was shocked they actually drew attention to them by being placed near the register. If I still smoked regulars the lucky strike lights and camel lights were my favorites.

[rootbeer99]

I will definitely try the local circle k. But in the meantime I have started to buy the Kamel Reds and I have to say that they are pretty good. Definitely a different taste to the luckies but still quite good and smooth. Thanks for pointing out the circle k stores.

[Smylex]

They've been discontinued in American since 2005 or 2006. You can find a smoke shop that maybe still sells them, I did.

I made this as a last ditch effort to get Luckies back.

[url=http://petitionspot.com/petitions/luckystrikefilters]Bring Lucky Strike Filters back to America.[/url]

Sign it if you feel the same.

[wipeout97]

Yikes, I am sorry I recommended circle k then. There stock would probably just be old too and if the pack is more than a year old I can only imagine what it would taste like.....

Only other suggestion would be if you knew someone who traveled internationally who could buy you some at a duty free shop. Tax free is tax free and they can leave with 3 cartons without customs fees. Maybe $25 or so a carton?

[rootbeer99]

yeah no luck at the local circle k. Thanks for trying anyway. I know that they were discontinued because of low sales in the US. But what can you do. I will just have to go to europe someday and create the "french connection" and smuggle them to the us in the door sills of old american cars. Or I can just dream of doing that.

[Petr_4]

Ι don't now if the EU Lucky Strike is the same cigarette with that you call Lucky Strike.
All the american brand names here tastes much different and much worst.

[stanti]

I've never had US Lucky filters but the ones in Switzerland were pretty good.