Tag: Dip

Though nicotine has a short half-life of 1-2 hours, the primary metabolite, cotinine, remains in the body much longer. The time it takes for dip to leave your system is primarily dependent on cotinine clearance, which can take several days to weeks depending on various factors.

While Swedish snus is banned in most of the EU, its smokeless nature has inspired related products in the US. This evolution has led to confusion, prompting many to ask: **What do Americans call snus?** It's often not by its Swedish name, but with other regional terms that refer to different products entirely.

While traditional dipping tobacco contains up to 28 known carcinogens, ZYN nicotine pouches are tobacco-free, leading many to ask: **Is zyn safer than dip?** Understanding the full health picture requires examining more than just the tobacco content.