All Nicotine Pouches

The most important thing to understand about nicotine pouches is that there is no tobacco in these pouches. So, although they are often called snus, this is only a term that has grown among social circles due to earlier product. Snus has been with us for decades, originally created in Sweden, but illegal in most countries outside of. So, nicotine pouches were created to circumvent the unavailability of these pouches in most countries. The popularity of nic pouches spread like wildfire on a global scale as these products are both legal to obtain and legal to sell. 

Snus shares correlation with traditional smoking as both products contain tobacco. There are some purists, typically from the Nordic countries, that renounce nic pouches as a real snus. Ironically, they are correct, these products are only linked by colloquial term as opposed to physical properties. Therein lies much of the confusion for new users of nicotine pouches in modern markets. Sport has played an important role in the popularization of all these products, also an important role in colloquial terms - football in particular. 

The infamous images of Jamie Vardy in his England tracksuit leaving a hotel holding a can of Siberia snus haunts many footballers. Brands like Thunder (now discontinued), once revelled in the snus market of before. Now, new players (excuse the pun) like Snowman, and Velo have carved a market from the void left by traditional snus.