Siberia powerful and intense chewing tobacco with a strong spearmint flavour

 

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Siberia -80 degrees white tight portion offers a chewing bag with extremely strong nicotine levels and a powerful spearmint flavour to match. The slimmer format of these portion bags makes for a comfortable fit that appears more discreet under the lip. Available here in 10 x single tins.

How to use this product The chew bag is placed under the upper lip, slightly to the side of your front teeth. No chewing, sucking or spitting is required, just leave it and enjoy the flavour. Leave it as long as you need or want. Normal use is 15-60 minutes. Chew bags are the smokeless alternative when you are not permitted or choose not to smoke.

 

Is It Different Here?

Snus got its start in Sweden as a way to preserve tobacco. In that country, it’s seen as something that has helped lower smoking rates. More than half of Swedish snus users are ex-smokers.

“They’ve reduced their chances of cancer,” Garrison says. “They’re not risk-free, but they’ve drastically reduced their risk by switching to snus.” Without snus, the argument goes, those people might still be smoking.

In Norway, snus has helped cut down on smoking as well. People there have either used it to help them quit cigarettes or as an alternative to cigarettes if they hadn’t successfully quit. And some Norwegian youth have taken up snus instead of cigarettes.

The snus here is made differently. While the Swedish have limited the number of chemicals that can be in their snus products, such as tobacco-specific nitrosamines, the U.S. has no such rules. “What we have seen is some of the tobacco companies calling their products snus, but that’s not quite the same as Swedish snus,” Sward says. “And those nitrosamines are carcinogenic.” In other words, they can cause cancer.

Plus, snus hasn’t taken the place of cigarettes in the U.S. The number of people using smokeless tobacco has remained about the same for the last few decades. Snus hasn’t changed that.

 

What Are the Risks?

Snus does contain nicotine, so it’s addictive -- you can get hooked on it. Quitting this habit has the same unpleasant side effects as when you stop smoking, including headaches and nausea.

Smokeless tobacco products also deliver more nicotine and nitrosamines than cigarettes, although snus generally has lower levels of nitrosamines than other smokeless products.

 

Pancreatic cancer rates are higher in snus users, although still low overall, and not every study shows that link. Snus is also tied to a greater chance of heart failure -- plus a greater chance of dying afterward if you continue using it -- and diabetes. Smokeless tobacco users in general are more likely than other people to get cancers of the cheeks and gum. Those studies don’t prove that snus caused those illnesses -- they show a link, not cause and effect.

 

Will It Help You Quit?

One of the big problems with snus, Sward says, is that it keeps people smoking who might otherwise quit. Instead of quitting, these smokers use snus when they can’t light up and cigarettes when they can.

Snus supporters suggest that promoting snus as a way to quit smoking would be a benefit to the public. But at least one study shows that this approach is not likely to work.

Steinberg talks about snus as a product on a spectrum. At the most harmful end of the spectrum are tobacco products you burn. At the least harmful end are medicinal nicotine products, such as patches and gum. Snus falls into the middle: safer than cigarettes but not as safe as nicotine gum.

Snus products “still contain thousands of chemicals,” Steinberg says. “They still contain nicotine. They’re addictive, and they affect the cardiovascular system and increase the risk of cancer. They’re still tobacco products.”