Pharmacists in the United States earned an average annual income of $112,160 as of May 2011, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The equivalent hourly wage was $53.92.Annual income for pharmacists ranged from $84,490 at the 10th percentile to $144,090 at the 90th percentile.harmacists in this industry averaged an annual salary of $114,040. Another 22 percent worked in hospitals, where they averaged $110,810 per year. The 8 percent who worked in grocery stores earned an average of $108,890 per year, while the 6 percent in department stores averaged $109,240 annually.
Those with 0.05 mg. or greater are rounded up; those with 0.04 mg. or less are rounded down. Cigarette varieties with assay results of tar below 0.5 mg. per cigarette and of nicotine below 0.05 mg. are recorded in the table as <0.5, and <0.05, respectively.
The Facts. The average cigarette in the United States contains about 9mg of nicotine. However, this is not the amount of nicotine that is ingested by the smoker. Cigarettes are burned and the smoke is inhaled by the person, so the nicotine is absorbed through the smoke. The amount of nicotine that actually enters the body in this manner is typically less than 1mg.