Does anybody know if I’m supposed to wet my pouches with saliva for them to work or can I just put them under my lip dry?
When I do it dry it seems to stick to my gums better but I’m not sure if I’m getting all the nicotine that way🤔
Does anybody know if I’m supposed to wet my pouches with saliva for them to work or can I just put them under my lip dry?
When I do it dry it seems to stick to my gums better but I’m not sure if I’m getting all the nicotine that way🤔
I don’t use nicotine pouches, but I think you’ll get the same amount of nicotine either way, so do the way you prefer.
I have read that you shouldn’t put the pouch in the same area every time because of irritation and possibly other bad things.
I just stuck mine in my mouth. I’m on cogentin now so I get dry mouth. But yeah just park it in your lip. You can also switch sides or move it around if you feel like it’s not getting saturated. Running it under some water isn’t a bad idea.
i just put it under upper lip as normal, they start off dry but over the course of like 30 mins get more moist. if u wet it before it may release too quickly and have strong flavor and more nicotine in mouth at once than intended which may lead to swallowing more than usual, also the pouch will slide around much easier and not stay in place. some brands are moister than others from the start. the on brand ones ive tried are dry af, but ive had some like rogue and zone that are softer and more moist feeling, the softer higher moisture pouches usually have much quicker absorption and effects
I place it under my lip and then spit saliva upwards to fully wet it. You can’t get all the nicotine out unless they are wet.
i put it in my lip dry then i take a drink of something. i dont like swoosh the drink up into my lip but it wets it a bit and i get more nicotine.
I am using dry tobaco (nicotine) rubbed with lime and put it under my lips. I don’t use readymade because it has chemical in it.
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