Tobacco company Philip Morris International has made a deal with some Australian pharmacies to supply its VEEV vaping products below cost, despite the company's opposition to the government's new prescription vaping model. VEEV marketing materials seen by Guardian Australia offer pharmacists an "introductory offer" to supply the nicotine pods and devices at an 80% margin on the condition they sign a supply agreement with Philip Morris International (PMI) directly. The offer is also on the condition pharmacies do not sell a packet of two VEEV nicotine pods for more than $14.90 or devices for more than $19.90 – cheaper than what wholesalers can offer. The recommended retail price for comparable pod products is $24.99. The marketing material for the offer only mentions PMI in fine print at the bottom of the document. Related: How much nicotine is in a cigarette compared to a vape?