Nicotine Strips
A collection page of Nic Pouches
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The strips dissolve in the mouth and you have nothing to carry, nothing to throw away; they are small enough to fit into your pocket, making them an easy choice at work, during travel, or anywhere e-cigarettes are not advisable. What is a nicotine strip? A nicotine strip, or nicotine film, is a thin strip which contains a measured dose of nicotine and which is dissolved in the mouth. Nicotine is taken in by the lining of the mouth as the strip dissolves, so it does not cause any smell or waste in the body. The strips contain no tobacco, they do not need to be refilled and they do no smell, which is why they are a quiet way of using nicotine. How to use a nicotine strip Somewhat the method of use of strips depends on the brand. The so-called quick-acting strips are placed directly on the tongue, where they dissolve in a minute or two, but the NION strips we have here lie flat just below the upper lip and disintegrate more slowly over ten to fifteen minutes, closer to the way a pouch is used. Either way, it's important not to chew or mash the strip. You just have to let it dissolve, and it'll be absorbed by your body as it dissolves. Most people use one at a time and space them through the day to match their cravings. Nicotine strips compared to pouches and other formats Here is how the common oral options line up. The format most like a strip is a nicotine pouch. Both are tobacco-free and both are placed in the mouth; but a pouch remains whole and can be discarded in the rubbish bin, while a strip disintegrates completely and leaves only a wrapper. Format How it works Leaves waste? Nicotine strip A thin film that dissolves in your mouth Leaves only the wrapper Nicotine pouch The small pouch is held under the lip and taken away Leaves the used pouch Nicotine gum Is chewed to gradually release the nicotine Leaves the gum Nicotine lozenge Sucked till dissolved, the effect slower No wastage For a longer hold and a firmer hit, our nicotine pouches are the thing. For the n
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