A nicotine pouch is a small oral pouch placed between the lip and gum. It does not contain tobacco leaf. Nicotine is still addictive; the absence of smoke does not mean the absence of risk.
↗ Format is not a health claim.
Format is not a health claim.
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What the can tells you
Read the labelled strength and its unit, pouch count, flavour, warning and disposal instructions on the exact can in your hand. These details matter more than a colour, icon or marketing name.
↗ Use the printed label as the reference.
Use the printed label as the reference.
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How KROSSA is organised
The current KROSSA catalogue has six flavour names and strengths labelled 7, 11, 15, 20, 34 and 50 mg. These are catalogue fields, not a recommendation to move upward through the range.
↗ A higher labelled strength needs its printed unit to be interpreted.
A higher labelled strength needs its printed unit to be interpreted.
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Who this is for
KROSSA is presented for adults who already use nicotine. Keep every can out of reach of children and follow the pack warning and directions.
↗ Adults who do not already use nicotine should not start.
Adults who do not already use nicotine should not start.
Sources & editorial basis
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