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cyberfrog777 t1_iy02tjp wrote

Reply to comment by Miaopao in Bacteria that break down nicotine found in the guts of mice by Sorin61

If you are talking about snus, they aren't harm free but would be considered a form of harm reduction. Last I ready,can still potentially lead to various oral cancers, but at reduced risk.

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Miaopao t1_iy0b58e wrote

No, I'm talking about just nicotine pouches. They're always on sale at 7-11 lol. They're a form of Salt Nic.

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cyberfrog777 t1_iy0bx17 wrote

Interesting, I'm not familiar with this product. Looks to be relatively new and little is known about them. So, no data on efficacy or comparative nicotine delivery to other nicotine products. For now, seems relatively harmless compared to cigs, but gum irritation seems to be a potential issue.

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AirportLower101 t1_iy0e7uk wrote

The labels here read a cancer warning, I don’t know why

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SSJ2-Gohan t1_iy0ntez wrote

If you're in California, your microwave probably has a Prop 65 cancer warning on it because eating the plastic would be carcinogenic or something. Where I live, tobacco-free nicotine products only have addiction warnings

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Miaopao t1_iy0egdl wrote

Dang really? Our doesn't. Just that Nicotine is an addictive chemical.

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