Nicotine consumption is no longer a single-format consumable. We can now find chewable products, smokables, vapes, and everything in between in the nicotine market. As a matter of fact, we can now find all of these made with nicotine that isn’t even extracted from tobacco leaves.
What Is Synthetic Nicotine?
Only recently did nicotine start being used to create vape products, which has sparked the curiosity of traditional cigarette smokers and anti-smoking groups alike. Vape products provide an alternative for nicotine consumption that is still inhaled by the consumer but is not done so in the form of smoke.
Tobacco-free nicotine (TFN), or synthetic nicotine, is created in a lab instead of being extracted from tobacco leaves where it has been harvested for decades. Like any other vape product, synthetic nicotine vapes provide a valuable alternative for smokers who want to replace smoking with something else.
Why Is Synthetic Nicotine Used?
Synthetic nicotine vapes are easier to market because only until recently was TFN added to the list of products that the FDA strictly regulates. This made it a lot easier for retailers and wholesalers to sell synthetic nicotine than traditional tobacco-derived nicotine vape products.
But this is not the only reason why synthetic nicotine is booming. There are also other user-related reasons why vapers are switching to synthetic nicotine, including smoother hits and better-tasting vape juices.
Which Vapes Have Synthetic Nicotine?
Synthetic nicotine can be used in any nicotine delivery system that can be used with other e-liquids. Synthetic nicotine can also be used on nicotine pouches, toothpicks, and moist snuff.