In response to our clients’ needs we have introduced nicotine salt which is 100% natural!
From the chemical perspective nicotine malate is very similar to the nicotine salt that occurs naturally in tobacco leaves. Therefore it is very biocompatible and well-absorbed into the human organism.
Nicotine malate is formed by combining pure nicotine with malic acid. Both ingredients are 100% natural – pure nicotine is obtained from tobacco leaves and malic acid, is present in apples and many other fruits.
100% natural!
white crystal form
freebase nicotine content: around 54.75%
leaves delicate aftertaste
malic acid is a very popular ingredient used in natural cosmetics and the food industry
Head of Marketing at Chemnovatic, with over 10 years of experience in regulated industries across B2B and B2C segments. At Chemnovatic, he is responsible for building the B2B brand in international markets, demand generation, and e-commerce sales. Previously, he gained experience in sectors including retail chains, analytics, and finance.
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