Recently, we have found that nicotion pouches is very popular in some countries and regions, especially in European countries and some North American regions. Below, we will discuss the types and usage of snus in detail.
Snus (also known as smokeless tobacco) is a product that absorbs nicotine by placing tobacco in the mouth (usually between the lower lip and gums). It does not require combustion, so unlike traditional cigarettes, it does not produce smoke.
Types of snus（Nicotion Pouches）
Snus comes in many forms, mainly including:
Wet snus: A type of snus that is very popular in Sweden and Norway, usually made with moist tobacco and placed in a pouch to reduce flow and contamination. When used, the user places it between the upper or lower lip, and the nicotine in the tobacco is absorbed through the oral mucosa.
Dry snuff: A finer, powdered tobacco that is traditionally placed in the lower lip, but may also be used when inhaled.
Chewing tobacco: Tobacco that needs to be chewed, usually more popular in North America. Users put it in their mouths and chew it to release the nicotine and other compounds in it.
How to use snus(Nicotion Pouches)
Using snus is relatively simple. Put a proper amount of tobacco product into the mouth, and nicotine will be absorbed into the blood through the tissues of the mouth. Because it does not involve combustion, there is no secondhand smoke problem, and it is therefore considered a slightly “safer” alternative to smoking.