Nicoforum

A new study examines how vaping and smoking affect blood vessel function in young adults. We break down the findings, limitations, and what they mean for cardiovascular risk.

Seeing different nicotine pouch prices? State taxes may be a factor. See how nicotine pouch taxes work and why rates vary across the US.

NicoLeaks.com has relaunched with more nicotine pouch test data, improved filtering, and dedicated product pages. Explore composition data, compare tested products, and view available laboratory reports from Eurofins.

Putting consumer voices front and center in the nicotine debate was the key takeaway for our VP of Regulatory Affairs from this year's conference in Lisbon.

We look at Gallup's latest findings regarding adult intake of alcohol, marijuana, tobacco, and nicotine products in the U.S. The results might surprise you.

Real advocacy means building relationships outside the usual regulatory channels, and saw us teeing off at the Mexican American Legislative Caucus Golf Classic in San Antonio recently.

6 on! and 11 ZYN Ultra products are the latest to be added to the FDA's growing list of nicotine pouches now authorized for sale to adult (21+) consumers in the U.S. Learn more about what this means here.

Less and less youth are picking up cigarettes, so how do we get the rest to quit? And why aren't more people celebrating this public health achievement?

The FDA has authorized a modified risk claim for 20 specific ZYN nicotine pouch products. Learn what the decision covers, which products are included, and what the authorization does—and does not—mean.

Smoking rates in the U.S. have declined, but progress has slowed and disparities remain. Learn why some experts argue that a more practical approach to nicotine policy could help reduce smoking further.

We asked adult nicotine consumers about ALP in a survey exploring product preferences & more. 

Learn what the FDA’s 2025 marketing authorization meant for 20 ZYN nicotine pouch products that have since been granted modified-risk status. 

A decade after nicotine pouches entered the US market, new evidence suggests that adults who smoke are using them for harm reduction.

Nicotine pouches have minimal environmental impact if you use and dispose of them correctly, according to a new report from the FDA. Learn what the report says here and how it could impact future nicotine pouch authorizations.