FAQ

Snus paper is porous, which is crucial for the release of flavor and nicotine. When a user places a snus sachet under their lip, saliva penetrates the paper and interacts with the tobacco powder inside. The porous nature of the paper allows the flavor compounds and nicotine in the tobacco to diffuse through the paper and into the user's mouth. This controlled release mechanism ensures that the user can experience the desired taste and nicotine delivery over a period of time.

One of the primary functions of snus paper is to package individual snus portions. Snus is often sold in pre - portioned sachets.
The paper is used to enclose the moist tobacco or nicotine powder, keeping it contained and preventing it from spilling. This packaging format makes snus convenient for consumers to handle, carry, and use. The paper is designed to be thin yet strong enough to hold the snus within the sachet during storage, transportation, and when placed under the user's lip.