He and his mates use nicotine pouches - or snus - until they vomit, he tells me. The strength of the nicotine - at 150mg a pouch - is enough, he says, to "immobilise" them, especially when they ...

Finn picks up a small, white, teabag-like pouch from a round, brightly coloured tin and places it between his upper lip and gum. He and his mates use nicotine pouches until they vomit, he tells me.

Snus -- pronounced "snoose," like “loose” -- is a smokeless, moist powder tobacco pouch from Sweden that you place under your top lip. It comes in flavors such as mint and wintergreen.

Experts have warned against the use of snus and nicotine pouches after it was revealed their use was prevalent among footballers. A study by Loughborough University found that one in five players ...

But while it might be less risky than other tobacco products, it’s still not exactly safe. Snus (rhymes with goose) comes in little pouches, meant to be tucked between the upper lip and the gums.

So, for those of us who are starting their new year with the resolution to quit smoking and vaping may find themselves reaching for snus or nicotine pouches, which are rapidly becoming a more ...

For the first time, advertisements for one brand of snus can say that using the smokeless tobacco product “instead of cigarettes puts you at a lower risk of mouth cancer, heart disease, lung ...