Camel Cigarette Coupons

Free Camel Cigarette Coupons for Packs and Cartons

Camel is one of the most recognized cigarette brands in American history and one of R.J. Reynolds' top sellers today. Free Camel cigarette coupons for packs and cartons are available through the offers on this page. No registration, no personal information, no hassle -- just pick your coupon and follow the steps.

Camel cigarette prices vary by state due to tobacco excise taxes, running between $7 and $13 at most retailers. A free carton coupon for Camel means 10 free packs and 200 cigarettes -- the best per-unit value of any coupon offer on the page.

Types of Camel Coupons Available

• Free pack coupons -- one free pack of Camel cigarettes redeemable at retail
• Multi-pack deals -- three free packs at once for regular Camel smokers
• Free carton coupons -- 10 packs, 200 cigarettes, maximum value

Which Camel Products Do These Coupons Cover?

• Camel Blue -- the smooth filtered version, one of the top sellers in the lineup
• Camel Red -- full-flavor filtered cigarette
• Camel Turkish Gold -- a smooth Turkish and domestic blend
• Camel Turkish Royal -- a bolder Turkish blend with richer body
• Camel Menthol -- mint-forward option for menthol smokers
• Camel Non-Filter -- the unfiltered original, a strong Turkish-Virginia blend
• Camel 99s -- a 99mm format available in select styles

How Much Can You Save with Camel Coupons?

At average U.S. retail prices, a free pack coupon for Camel saves you $7 to $13 depending on your state. A free carton coupon multiplies that by 10. For smokers who go through a pack a day, free carton coupons represent a week or more of cigarettes at no cost.

About Camel Cigarettes

Camel was introduced by R.J. Reynolds in 1913 and became the first cigarette to be distributed nationally in the United States. Reynolds launched the brand with a revolutionary teaser advertising campaign -- the first ad simply showed the brand name and a camel, with subsequent ads building anticipation before finally revealing the product. In its first year, the brand sold 425 million cigarettes. By 1925, Camel accounted for more than 43 percent of all cigarettes sold in the United States.

The iconic dromedary on the pack was based on a photograph of Old Joe, a camel from the Barnum and Bailey Circus that was visiting Winston-Salem, North Carolina when the brand was being developed. Winston-Salem is still nicknamed Camel City. Today Camel is owned and manufactured by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, a subsidiary of Reynolds American, which is in turn owned by British American Tobacco. Outside the United States, Camel is produced by Japan Tobacco International.

How to Redeem Camel Cigarette Coupons

Share the promotion above, then click through to claim your Camel coupon. Camel coupons are redeemable at convenience stores, grocery stores, gas stations, and tobacco retailers throughout the United States. You must be 21 or older to purchase tobacco.