Blog tag: TPD
Nicotine pouches – 8 things you need to know about it
1. How nicotine pouches are different from snus?
Traditional snus (brown snus, snuff) is a moist tobacco product popular in Scandinavia. It looks like tobacco wrapped in a cellulose bag, resembling a tiny bag of tea. Sometimes it is referred to as ‘snuff’. Traditional product is made of a mixture of dried tobacco leaves and salt, which is moistened with hot steam. The finished product contains about 50% water and should be kept in the fridge. There is […]
NicSalt Shots vs. NicShots – nicotine salt shot and freebase nicotine shot comparison
Nicotine salts (nicsalts for short) are getting more popular among vapers. Every day more people are trying to figure out if nic salts are any good for them. Should you use nicsalt shots or stick to the good old nic shots? Let us try and explain a few things regarding nicotine salts and compare nic salt shots to regular, freebase nicotine shots.
Why freebase nicotine may not be your best bet?
Vaping started as a way for people to quit smoking but came a long way since then. When we started vaping, the market was limited to basic tobacco, mint, and fruit e-liquids with nicotine strengths of up to 36mg/ml being vaped on leaking vape pens. […]
Next Generation Nicotine Delivery Conference 2018
Over 65 Chemnovatic products now fully registered in the UK
Oświadczenie: firma Chemnovatic nie produkuje baz Crazy Rabbit oraz Alchemia
Nicotine shots – dealing with TPD regulations
Nicbase VPG Optima-3 submitted to EU-CEG system
European TPD battle – the tides are turning
E-liquid bottles nozzle requirements
(a) | It entails the use of a refill container possessing a securely attached nozzle at least 9 mm long, which is narrower than and slots comfortably into the opening of the tank of the electronic cigarette with which it is used and possessing a flow control mechanism that emits no more than 20 drops of refill liquid per […] |
TPD compliant e-liquid packaging. Part 1.
Remember: The following regulations are the general guidelines introduced by the EU. Member states have the right to introduce their own, stricter regulations- please make sure to acquaint yourself with the regulations appropriate for your country.