Hello all I am from the U.S. Pennsylvania to be more specific. I have been lurking here for about 6 months and have been dabbeling in snuff for about a year or so on and off. Well here is my dilema I want to quit using spit snuff (skoal) and go completely to nasal snuff but my problem is as follows. I have gotten so used to the massive amounts of niccotine delivered by skoal and the likes that the nasal snuff seems to do nothing to satisfy my craving. So I need a very potent nasal snuff i have an old tin of tube rose but it doesn't seem to do the job either. I really like the blend texture and moistness of the posechl gletscher prise but am willing to try anything that will give me a huge nic hit. I really enjoy this hobby and would like to make it my only source for niccotine so any help would be useful thanks.
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeIn 2006 I started using nasal snuff for the same reason it appears to me that you wish to use nasal snuff.
In 2006 I just developed another habit.
I now have over 130 different nasal snuffs and I can assure you through experience not a one of them will help you quit using the chew if you still have it in your mind that you need a strong hit of nicotine and if you don't get it from snuff you will get it from dip.
What I can tell you is this, that when you really deep down inside decide you no longer wish to chew wether it be due to the price, your gums hurting, or maybe just your loved ones pressure you enough to quit that you finally decide to throw the can away that is the time that snuff will help you.
If it's because of the price, snuff will help you because it is ridiculously cheap to get snuff.
If it's because of your gums hurting, it will help you in knowing that you are using a tobacco product which can not harm your mouth.
If it's because of the pressure of your loved ones, it will help you and your loved ones to know that you are taking a tobacco product that at this time has no known serious side effects on your health.
So in a nutshell, snuff won't help you quit chewing tobacco until you find that reason whatever it may be to quit on your own. I havn't quite hit that point yet, but I'm close, and it is for all 3 of the reasons I listed above. You may have an entirely different reason that becomes important enough to you to cause you to throw away your can of skoal.
I know that when I finally do reach that point, snuff will be there to help me.
But like I said, until then I just have 2 habits and so will you if you think like I did that there is some magical nicotine powered snuff that is out there that can replace your dip habit.
IT DOES NOT EXIST
Sorry for the long post, but I hope somewhere in there you can understand the message and that somewhere down the road me and you can both look back and say we have finally kicked that habit...
Good Luck Bro.....
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeYour best bet is Rooster: that is powerful snuff!
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0 • Insightful Agree Like*To clarify... The mint snuff I'm refering to is a non tobacco, all natural mint product. It really helps with the oral and behavioral cravings.
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Having used Rooster for many years, I have yet to find anything stronger. I still remember the first 'rush'! There may be stronger, but I have yet to try it.
Tom
NicotineRush.com
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeGood Luck!!!
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeI now believe that snuff is one of the best ways to partake of tobacco, in terms of health, expense, and the fact that it is darned tasty!
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeWhat's working for me is just to get on with it, don't let it dwell or build up in your head.
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeWhile converting there is nothing wrong to do both habits. Its less stressful. To be honest the converting process started naturally on me. I discovered how much I like snuff and how big pleasure it is. The more I take it the less cigs I need to smoke. From time to time I smoke a pipe too. I think that now I feel better the taste of the pipe then before.
GoodLuck in finding best snuff for you.
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www.getsnus.com
www.northerner.com
As for snuff, do try the Rooster! Hope this helps :)
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeSnuffs not only have different nicotine contents, but different rates of absorption. American toasts are dry and fine, so regardless of nic content it hits your bloodstream fairly quickly. The more european styles of Wilsons, F&T, and some toques are moist and courser ground. They may have just as much nicotine but it'll go into your bloodstream slowly. If you're trying to break another nic habit it's easier if you use several snuffs and give yourself a few minutes to let the craving go away.
For me I'll start with a euro snuff which coats the nose and will be absorbed slow. A few minutes later I'll top up with a toast - the burn is much reduced and you then have several snuffs being absorbed at different rates. That flattens out the craving so I can settle on whatever all day snuff I've decided on. If i'm really hanging out I'll chew on a sweet or something to distract myself from the oral craving. It doesn't take long then to settle in.
I find the high nic american toasts good for getting rid of the craving initially, but the moister snuffs better for staving it off in the long run. Their absorption is slower so there's no rollercoaster, and the choice of aromatics satisfies a different type of craving. A nose full of sandalwood or arrack certainly keeps your awareness of snuffing in the front of your mind, and something about that awareness of satisfying the craving helps keep me from falling off the wagon. Having a good collection of styles to choose from helps.
I also smoke a pipe once or twice a day - another habit that requires more effort and self-reflection than cigs. Both the pipe and snuffing have become a ritual to me. I'm perfectly happy with both of them, and deliberately choose to snuff or pipe smoke rather than smoke cigarettes. If i forget this (under stress for example) I'll go through a convenient pack of cigarettes in a day without thinking. It's a matter of sticking to the snuff ritual and developing a fondness for it in it's own right. It's nicotine after all and won't break your other nic habits unless you find it more enjoyable. Luckily there's enough joy in snuff to get you over the hurdle if you persevere.
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeI still love snus. I take one or two each day. I like the nic punch in the morning and the other one usually is to give my nose a break for a while. Interestingly enough I've come to find snuff the MOST satisfying form of tobacco and not for the nic. I drive over 200 miles/day and I don't even take snus on the road any more. I've also found that smaller pinches more often is what my body appreciates most. The pinches get massive when I stay w/ the same snuff for more than three or four hours so switching up will help too. Variety is the spice of my nose.
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0 • Insightful Agree LikeTaxi red has a good long-lasting kick, if you can deal with the dip-like texture. I'm gonna try drying and re-grinding a batch.
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