A tobacco-free oral pouch containing nicotine, intended for adults who already use nicotine. The first step is reading the exact product label.
↗ Start with identity and warning.
Start with identity and warning.
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What do the numbers mean?
The catalogue lists strengths from 7 to 50 mg; the printed unit and pack statement determine how to read a specific SKU. Dot icons across brands are not interchangeable.
↗ Read mg with its unit.
Read mg with its unit.
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How do I choose?
Compare flavour, labelled strength, pouch count and warning together. The six KROSSA flavour names cover mint and fruit-led profiles, while each product card carries its own facts.
↗ Do not choose by imagery alone.
Do not choose by imagery alone.
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What happens after use?
Put used pouches in a bin and keep them away from children. Check local recycling guidance for an empty can. Contact NHS services promptly for suspected poisoning.
↗ Use, store and dispose responsibly.
Use, store and dispose responsibly.
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Can it help me quit smoking?
The NHS states nicotine pouches are not licensed stop-smoking products in the UK. Consult NHS cessation resources for proven support.
↗ KROSSA is not a quit-smoking therapy.
KROSSA is not a quit-smoking therapy.
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