Nicotine pouches provide adult smokers and nicotine users with a practical and alternative method of consuming nicotine. They can be used discreetly at any time and place, without producing smoke or odors that might bother others. They offer a convenient solution for those seeking to reduce their exposure to harmful substances typically associated with smoking.

According to a study by VELO that focused on the nine harmful components identified by the World Health Organization as priorities for reduction in cigarette smoke, pouches contain 99% fewer toxicants compared to traditional cigarettes. 

Despite the lower levels of toxicants, this product is intended exclusively for adult nicotine users. It is not recommended for individuals who are sensitive to nicotine, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or those with specific medical conditions.

Yes, there can be side effects when using nicotine pouches. Common side effects include:

• Mouth, Throat or Stomach Irritation: Some users may experience irritation or discomfort in the mouth, throat area, and sometimes the stomach.
• Nausea and Dizziness: Nicotine can sometimes cause nausea or dizziness, especially in new users or if the pouch is used excessively.
• Increased Heart Rate: Nicotine is a stimulant and may increase your heart rate.
• Addiction: As nicotine is an addictive substance, there is a risk of developing a dependence on nicotine pouches.
• Gum Issues: Extended use might lead to gum problems, including recession or irritation.

It’s important to follow usage guidelines and consult a healthcare professional if you experience severe or persistent side effects.

Yes, nicotine pouches can be used indoors. Since they do not produce smoke or vapor, they are discreet and do not create secondhand smoke, making them suitable for indoor use without disturbing others. This makes them a convenient option for consuming nicotine in places where smoking or vaping might be prohibited or inconvenient.

However, it’s always good practice to be considerate of others and check specific indoor policies, as some places may have rules against the use of any nicotine products.